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I will be recruiting an iSchool or CSE Ph.D. student during the Autumn 2026 admissions cycle, to start Autumn 2027. I'm excited to work with and fund students interested in critical, liberatory CS and AI education. Have questions that aren't answered here? Write me.

Amy J. Ko, Ph.D.

she/her Professor Associate Dean for Academics The Information School Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering [courtesy] University of Washington, Seattle - Editor-in-Chief, ACM TOCE - Co-Director, CS for All WA - Co-Director, Reciprocal Reviews
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I will be recruiting an iSchool or CSE Ph.D. student during the Autumn 2026 admissions cycle, to start Autumn 2027. I'm excited to work with and fund students interested in critical, liberatory CS and AI education. Have questions that aren't answered here? Write me.

Are you interested in making programming languages that work for everyone?

We're creating 💬︎ Wordplay🔗︎, a coding platform for creating accessible, multilingual, interactive typography that celebrates the world's diversity. Our goal is to support ability, language, culture, and class diverse secondary computing classrooms and their students and teachers.

Want to learn more? Try 💬︎ Wordplay🔗︎, or read our project wiki to learn how to contribute🔗︎, helping design and implement the platform, participating in meetups and chats, and guiding the direction of the project. UW students can earn credit during the academic year by registering for INFO 494.

CC0 Last updated 7/25/2026. To the extent possible under law, Amy J. Ko has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to the design and implementation of Amy's faculty site. This work is published from the United States. See this site's GitHub repository🔗︎ to view source and provide feedback.