Max North

Dr. Max North is a tenured Professor of Information Systems at Kennesaw State University's Coles College of Business. With over two decades of experience in academia, he specializes in Human-Computer Interaction, Information Security, and Virtual Reality Technology. His research cluster focuses on immersive visualization environments, and he has secured grants from Boeing, the U.S. Army Research Office, and the National Security Agency.

• Ph.D. in Psychology (Human-Computer Interaction/Cognitive and Behavior Sciences) - Clark Atlanta University
• M.S. in Computer Science (Management Information Systems) - Jackson State University
• B.S. in Economic Management - Karaj College
• A.D. in Accounting - Tehran Institute of Technology

His research spans interdisciplinary domains including cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and ergonomics, with emphasis on optimizing human-machine interaction through virtual environments and perceptualization. Dr. North teaches courses ranging from Business Computer Applications to Advanced Database Analysis, integrating his expertise in management information systems and human-computer interface design.

Key projects include foundational work in virtual reality technology and human factors in computing systems. He directs a research cluster examining applications of immersive visualization for productivity and quality of life enhancements, while maintaining active collaboration with international organizations like ACM/CHI and HCI International.