John S. Seberger

John S. Seberger is an Assistant Professor of Information Science at Drexel University. His research spans human-computer interaction, privacy protection, AI governance, and applied culture. His academic work focuses on examining the societal impacts of technology, with particular emphasis on algorithmic decision-making, civic privacy, and data historicization. He has contributed to several significant studies, including analyses of privacy impacts from pandemic tracking apps and the development of frameworks for AI governance. He has published extensively in top international conferences and journals, earning widespread citations and academic recognition.

• 2023–Present·Drexel University·Assistant Professor of Information Science
  • Research areas include privacy protection, AI governance, and applied culture
• 2018–2023·Michigan State University·Researcher
  • Focused on human-computer interaction and the societal impacts of technology

• 2015–2020·Indiana University Bloomington·Ph.D.
  • Specialized in Information Science and Human-Computer Interaction
• 2010–2014·Michigan State University·Bachelor's Degree
  • Major in Computer Science and Engineering