Assistant Professor; Coordinator of the Digital Studies Minor; Coordinator of the Digital Studies Program and Undergraduate Advisor for the minor
jchl@umich.edu
Office Information:
3527G Haven Hall
Fields of study:
Internet studies, cultural studies, code and algorithm studies
phone: 734.764.6799
Education/Degree:
Ph.D., University of Southern California, 2011
About
Professor Cheney-Lippold comes to Ann Arbor from the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at USC to join the U-M cluster faculty in Digital Environments. His research and teaching explore the relationship between new media, technology, identity, and the concept of privacy. Professor Cheney-Lippold is currently completing a manuscript on how computer algorithms that employ personal data change the ways in which we understand and define categories like race, class, gender, and citizenship.
Research Areas(s)
- gender
- race
- citizenship
- identity
- surveilance
- code
- algorithm
- privacy
Affiliation(s)
- Faculty: Department of American Culture (AC) Digital Studies (DS)
- Digital Environments Cluster (DEC)
Field(s) of Study
- Internet studies, cultural studies, code and algorithm studies
