Jackson Bostian

Jackson Bostian is an Assistant Professor of Interactive Design at William Peace University. His work focuses on immersive user experience and game design, particularly leveraging XR technologies. He has developed projects ranging from an immersive recreation of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous speech to a Kendo martial art practice program, a chaotic taco truck simulation, and VR horror games that exploit body-based fear mechanics.

He holds a BA in English (Creative Writing) from North Carolina State University and a Master of Art + Design from the same institution. His professional interests intersect technology, storytelling, and interactive media, emphasizing the emotional and physical engagement of users in virtual environments.