Christine Newlon
- Research Associate
Education
- Ph.D. Human-Computer Interaction, Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN (current student)
- M.S. Human-Computer Interaction, Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN (2008)
- M.S. Public Policy, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (1982)
- B.S. Microbiology, Montana State University, MT (1976)
Biography
Chris Newlon is a lecturer and research associate in the School of Informatics. She teaches the I210-211 Information Infrastructure series. In her current position, Chris is involved with conducting research and software development activities for the School of Informatics, specifically in the area of client-server applications and database design for intelligent systems.
Chris was employed by the State of Indiana for over 20 years working on a number of IT projects, with the overall goal of streamlining the functioning of the state as an enterprise, rather than as a group of uncoordinated units.
Research Interests
Chris’s current research involves development of data mining tools, development of human-computer interfaces, and development of internet-based collaboration tools.
