Tim Gorichanaz

Tim Gorichanaz is an Associate Teaching Professor at Drexel University in the College of Computing and Informatics. He serves as Program Director for the Master's in Human–Computer Interaction and User Experience (HCI/UX), teaching courses on design and ethics in human–computer interaction. His research bridges sociotechnical design and moral philosophy, focusing on how digital systems can foster attentiveness, presence, and wisdom.

• Education: PhD in Information Studies (Drexel University), MA in Spanish & Latin American Linguistic, Literary and Cultural Studies (New York University), Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee), BA in Advertising and Spanish, summa cum laude (Marquette University)

His work explores information experience, examining how people understand, use, and are shaped by information. This includes designing systems for self-care, meaning-making, and moral development. He also investigates connections between information literacy and humanistic values in technology.

Tim is an active ultramarathon runner and classical guitar student (Grade 5 at Classical Guitar Corner). He lives with his husband and cat in West Philadelphia, where he appreciates the trees and tilted sidewalks.