I'm a professor of IT & Cybersecurity in BYU's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. I teach classes in human-computer interaction, computing ethics, web development, cybersecurity, databases, social network analysis, mixed reality (e.g., VR, AR), and interdisciplinary innovation design. My research focuses on the intersection of people, social technologies, and game design. I'm an avid Ultimate Frisbee player and love basically any racquet sport. My wife and I love living in Provo with our 5 children.

I’m a filmmaker and BYU professor in the department of Theatre & Media Arts, where I teach classes in screenwriting, directing, producing, New Media, and other forms of storytelling. I’m head of the fiction production area and executive producer of two of the four advanced films we make every year. Before coming to BYU, I produced, directed and/or written award-winning feature films, TV shows, documentaries, short films, web series, games, etc. I enjoy landscaping and garden design and I love stories of all genres that challenge, thrill, inspire and move.

I'm a filmmaker and software developer from Geneva, Switzerland. I started BYU as a Software Engineering Major and recently switched to Media Arts with an emphasis on Post Production Technology & Editing. For the past 3 years, I've been working for Powell Industries Inc. as their IT Manager where I've rebuilt their entire IT infrastructure and custom-built apps for almost all internal operations. I'm also a table tennis aficionado.

I am part of a military family so I’ve moved all over and attended nine different schools. My favorite place was definitely the six years I lived in Germany. I love to read, journal, spend time with my family and friends, play the piano, quill, draw, do yoga, ballroom dance, folk dance and learn about curly hair.