Hi there— I’m Sarah Chocron, a design developer exploring the intersection of digital technologies and cultural preservation. With roots in both Montreal, Canada, and Wichita, KS, I find myself as a rising senior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill pursuing a double degree in information science (B.S.I.S.) with a concentration in human computer interaction and history (B.A.) under the Morehead Cain Scholarship. With an extensive background in human-centered research, I have designed digital products across various sectors, with a keen interest in reshaping the usability landscape of cultural heritage spaces. My work aims to transform how we interact with and understand cultural narratives through innovative digital interfaces.

Beyond academics at UNC, I am an undergraduate teaching assistant and Outreach Lead for Introduction to Programming and Data Science (COMP110) in the Department of Computer Science and a UX/UI Trainee for App Team Carolina. You can also find me discovering local coffee shops in Carrboro or tap dancing with my college dance company.

I can’t wait to be a part of your next project!