Cassia Tang

AS A KID

My childhood was characterized by spirited independence and a knack for questioning the conventional. I was fortunate enough to be raised in a loving and caring family that embraced my adventurous spirit, fostering a lifestyle defined by exploration.

AS A LITERATURE STUDENT

Influenced by the critical nature of literature and philosophy, I developed a deconstructive mindset to look beyond surface explanations. My time at the Debate Club made me contemplate on a lot of sociopolitical issues, leading to a strong commitment to social justice.

AS A HCI STUDENT

Problem spotted. But what then? Studying HCI at Georgia Tech, I shifted my focus beyond human-centered design to a post-humanistic approach that uses design not just for problem-solving, but to proactively build more holistic and ethically responsible systems.

AHEAD…

For me, design offers the most potent approach for ethical action. The path ahead is not about finding final answers, but about continuously asking better questions, and building systems that leads to an evolving human story where our tools reflect our highest ideals.

AS A KID

My childhood was characterized by spirited independence and a knack for questioning the conventional. I was fortunate enough to be raised in a loving and caring family that embraced my adventurous spirit, fostering a lifestyle defined by exploration.

AS A LITERATURE STUDENT

Influenced by the critical nature of literature and philosophy, I developed a deconstructive mindset to look beyond surface explanations. My time at the Debate Club made me contemplate on a lot of sociopolitical issues, leading to a strong commitment to social justice.

AS A HCI STUDENT

Problem spotted. But what then? Studying HCI at Georgia Tech, I shifted my focus beyond human-centered design to a post-humanistic approach that uses design not just for problem-solving, but to proactively build more holistic and ethically responsible systems.

AHEAD…

For me, design offers the most potent approach for ethical action. The path ahead is not about finding final answers, but about continuously asking better questions, and building systems that leads to an evolving human story where our tools reflect our highest ideals.

AS A KID

My childhood was characterized by spirited independence and a knack for questioning the conventional. I was fortunate enough to be raised in a loving and caring family that embraced my adventurous spirit, fostering a lifestyle defined by exploration.

AS A LITERATURE STUDENT

Influenced by the critical nature of literature and philosophy, I developed a deconstructive mindset to look beyond surface explanations. My time at the Debate Club made me contemplate on a lot of sociopolitical issues, leading to a strong commitment to social justice.

AS A HCI STUDENT

Problem spotted. But what then? Studying HCI at Georgia Tech, I shifted my focus beyond human-centered design to a post-humanistic approach that uses design not just for problem-solving, but to proactively build more holistic and ethically responsible systems.

AHEAD…

For me, design offers the most potent approach for ethical action. The path ahead is not about finding final answers, but about continuously asking better questions, and building systems that leads to an evolving human story where our tools reflect our highest ideals.