Dr. Kendra Day

Dr. Kendra Day

Assistant Professor, Instructional Faculty
Fowler School of Engineering; Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Office Location: Keck Center for Science and Engineering Swenson Hall N325
Education:
University of San Diego, Bachelor of Arts
National University, Master of Arts
Walden University, Doctor of Education

Biography

Education/TRAINING

2017-19                                 Postdoctoral Fellow, Depart. Of Computer Science, Chapman University (Mentor: Dr. Erik Linstead)

2012-16                                 Ed.D. in Special Education, Depart. Of Education, Walden University (Mentor: Dr. Marvin Putnam)

2004-05                                 M.S. in Special Education, Dept. of Education, National University

2001-02                                 M.S. in Taxation, Dept. of Taxation, Golden Gate University

1997-2000                             B.S. in Accounting, Dept. of Accounting, University of San Diego (Mentor: Prof. Mark Judd)

Research/TEACHING Interests

Dr. Day’s research interests center around the development, design, and implementation of accessible technologies to assist neurodiverse individuals. Specific projects include the development of virtual reality environments to support the needs of individuals with ADHD, autism, and sensory impairments. Current teaching interests include the ethical ramifications of the development and design of technologies for vulnerable populations.

 

 

 

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