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Cianna and Beatriz successfully defend theses

September 15, 2026 by Sonia Chiasson

Congratulations to MHCI students Cianna Pottekkat and Beatriz Jereza who have both successfully defended their theses.

Cianna’s work looked at how social workers managed their digital privacy. Her thesis was entitled: Exploring the online privacy experiences of social workers: Navigating risks, online presence, and personal-professional boundaries

Beatriz created a digital game to teach teens about the risks involved with Generative AI use, her thesis was entitled: Alex Asks AI: Designing and Evaluating a Narrative Game to Teach Teens about GAI Chatbot Risks

MHCI students Cianna and Beatriz sitting on a couch in front of a whiteboard decorated with a Congratulatory message.

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