Nikita Pashenkov

Nikita Pashenkov is an Associate Professor in the Department of Interaction Design within the School of Humanities and Sciences. He plays a key role in the First Year Immersion program and teaches foundational and advanced courses at the intersection of computing and design, including CompSci for Designers/Artists, Adv Interactive Prototyping, and Creative Technologies 360.

His research and teaching focus on integrating computational thinking into design and artistic practices. Areas of interest include interaction design, creative technologies, and digital prototyping. His work emphasizes hands-on, immersive learning experiences that empower designers and artists with technical fluency in modern computing environments.

The available data does not include recent publications; however, his course portfolio suggests strong engagement with educational innovation, interactive systems, and interdisciplinary design pedagogy.

Nikita Pashenkov has not been mentioned as receiving any scientific awards in the provided text.

He is actively involved in academic instruction and curriculum development, particularly in bridging computer science with design disciplines. His teaching portfolio indicates mentorship and guidance in studio-based and immersive learning settings, though specific advisees are not listed.

There is no information available about labs, research teams, or collaborative groups he may lead or participate in.