Kenyon Crowley

Kenyon Crowley is an Affiliate Lecturer at the Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, and serves as Managing Director of the Center for Health Information and Decision Systems (CHIDS). His work focuses on improving digital healthcare systems, data analytics, and health IT implementation. He holds a doctorate from the University of Maryland iSchool, specializing in mobile systems for chronic care management.

Research & Education: Crowley’s expertise spans machine learning, AI ethics, health informatics, and human-computer interaction. He teaches courses in health IT strategy, telehealth, and mobile health app design. His research addresses algorithmic bias in healthcare, AI-driven synthetic data generation, and CGM data analysis for diabetes management.

Professional Contributions: He has managed projects with government agencies, healthcare providers, and Fortune 500 firms. He reviews grants for NIH and NSF, and frequently presents at international conferences. Notable work includes frameworks for addressing health inequities via AI and segmentation studies for HIV prevention strategies in South Africa.

Labs & Projects: Leads CHIDS initiatives to enhance healthcare analytics and digital solutions. Active in developing explainable AI systems for healthcare decisions and optimizing health IT adoption in public systems.