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Assistant Professor
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KAIST School of Computing

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Joseph Seering

Joseph Seering is an assistant professor in the School of Computing at KAIST, where he leads the Collaborative Social Technologies Lab. His work focuses on understanding the social and organizational dynamics of conflict and coordination on online social platforms in order to drive the development of new forms of social tools. He has received awards for his papers at the ACM CHI, CSCW, and CHI PLAY conferences, and was named one of the CCC/CRA Computing Innovation Fellows of 2021. He is also an affiliated fellow at the Yale University Social Media Governance Initiative and a member of the Trust and Safety Professionals Association.

Joseph received his Ph.D. from the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University and was a postdoctoral researcher in the Computer Science Department at Stanford University and a fellow at the Stanford Human-Centered AI Institute. He has received awards for his papers at the ACM CHI, CSCW, and CHI PLAY conferences, and was named one of the CCC/CRA Computing Innovation Fellows of 2021.


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Recruiting MS students for Spring 2025

The Collaborative Social Technologies Lab is recruiting two MS students for spring 2025. Ideal candidates will have experience and interest with HCI and AI. If you are an interested candidate, please email Professor Joseph Seering by October 23rd, 2024 with the following information:
  1. A copy of your CV, transcript, and MS application package.
  2. Any courses you are currently taking that are not listed on your transcript.
  3. Your current plans for what you want to do after you finish your masters.
  4. A one page statement of purpose (in English) detailing your research interests and relevant experience.
Application materials will be reviewed promptly, and interviews will be scheduled during the following week. Notifications will be sent out during the first week of November.