Almudena Konrad

Professor of the Practice

Almudena Konrad is a visiting teaching professor at Khoury College. She teaches courses on discrete structures and mathematics of data models, and previously held a faculty position in the Math and Computer Science Department at Mills College.

Alexander Lash

Part-Time Lecturer

Eunji Lee

Part-Time Lecturer

Eunji Lee is a part-time lecturer at Khoury College. She is passionate about making sure people from all backgrounds can understand, organize, and use data.

Hyonho Lee

Part-Time Lecturer

Hyonho Lee is a part-time lecturer at Khoury College, and builds platform services for Microsoft’s Azure Compute team. He is interested in the theory of distributed computing, and both works with and teaches classes related to algorithms.

Jeongkyu Lee

Teaching Professor

Jeongkyu Lee is a teaching professor at Khoury College and a former database administrator with Hana Bank and IBM. He teaches courses in big data, NoSQL databases, Python, and statistics.

Albert Lionelle

Director of Align, Associate Teaching Professor

Albert Lionelle is an associate teaching professor at Khoury College, and the director of the Align Online program. His research centers on the use of computing tools and inclusive pedagogy to enable better computer science education.

Meica Magnani

Associate Teaching Professor, Interdisciplinary with CSSH

Meica Magnani is an associate teaching professor jointly appointed between Khoury College and the College of Social Sciences and Humanities. Her classes and research cover the ethics of computing technology and values in design.

Marie A. Maloney

Senior Lecturer, Associate Program Director - Health Informatics

Marie Maloney is a senior lecturer at Khoury College and an associate program director for the health informatics program, where she earned her own MS in Health Informatics as part of the program’s first graduating class. She is also the chief executive officer of AEGIS Informatics in Rhode Island, and she enjoys sharing her passion and vision for the evolution of the field of health informatics with her students.

Craig Martell

Part-Time Lecturer

Bio coming soon

Clare Martin

Part-Time Lecturer

Shivakumar Mathapathi

Part-Time Lecturer

Shivakumar Mathapathi is an adjunct faculty member at Khoury College, as well as at UC San Diego, Extension; he also teaches at regional community colleges such as Ohlone and De-Anza College. He has founded or co-founded multiple companies related to education and technology, and he teaches and conducts research about the internet of things, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.

Bruce Maxwell

Teaching Professor, Director of Computing Programs – Seattle

Bruce Maxwell is a teaching professor and director of computing programs at Khoury College in Seattle. His teaching and research encompass computer vision, computer graphics, robotics, machine learning, AI, and data science.

Mardiros Merdinian

Part-Time Lecturer

Mardiros Merdinian is a part-time lecturer at Khoury College, and a senior information security officer at State Street Corporation. His significant industry experience in the fields of information assurance and information security inform his cybersecurity courses, where he aims to teach students the practical applications they need to learn theoretical topics.

Sakib Miazi

Assistant Teaching Professor

Sakib Miazi is an assistant teaching professor at Khoury College. His research works to understand how users make privacy decisions and develop privacy-preserving tools and for ubiquitous technologies, and he teaches courses on cybersecurity, networks, and distributed systems.

Vidoje Mihajlovikj

Assistant Teaching Professor

Vidoje Mihajlovikj is an assistant teaching professor at Khoury College. His research focuses on software engineering, specifically layout and representation of reaction networks.

Mark Miller

Part-Time Lecturer - Align Program

Mark Miller is a part-time lecturer at Khoury College, and the president and executive director of technology education company Learningtech.org. He is interested in inclusive, equitable computer science education, and is an active participant in California’s growing efforts to bring computer science into K-12 classrooms.