Centers
AT&T Center for Virtualization
Virtualization is the creation of devices and machines that have no real, physical existence apart from their existence created or simulated by software. Virtual devices taking advantage of the Cloud’s capacity to rapidly and reactively shift resources in space and time to deliver support “on demand” and “at scale” will reshape the future of computing and communication. New advances will dramatically transform critical sectors such as telecommunication, healthcare, business, education, energy, and transportation. Learn more about the AT&T Center for Virtualization.
Center for Global Health Impact
Founded in 2014, the Center for Global Health Impact aims to save lives in communities with poor access to healthcare throughout the world. To accomplish this, the Center promotes innovative approaches that bring effective and affordable health solutions to those who need them and in ways they will use them. In particular, the Center provides leadership coaching and strategy development for health leaders, conducts research and development in technologies such as virtual reality surgical simulation, and engages students on global and public health issues. Learn more about the Center for Global Health Impact.
Center for VR Learning
The mission of the Center for VR Learning Innovation (CVRL) is to advance interdisciplinary research and innovation at SMU in augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and game-based learning (GBL) for education, health and human development. In addition, the Center supports digital learning with mixed reality, virtual coaching, and interactive learning design for research and online and hybrid courses in Simmons. Learn more about the Center for VR Learning.
Family Research Center
The mission of the Family Research Center is to advance and disseminate scientific knowledge on family functioning. We are dedicated to understanding and serving families in the Dallas Metroplex, but the impact of our research is far reaching, with research findings and interventions being utilized across the country and also internationally. Learn more about the Family Research Center.
Labs
Human and Machine Intelligence Game Lab
The Human and Machine Intelligence Game Lab (HuMIn) at SMU performs research at the intersection of distributed computing, video gaming, and machine learning. Games that have been developed with HuMIn include Codex: Lost Words of Atlantis, Eye in the Sky, and Wiley Wizard. Learn more about the HuMIn Game Lab.
KID Lab (Kids in Development)
We study how young kids grow and learn! We focus on young children's cognitive and language development, with special interest in technology and digital media. Our goal is to understand the pathways that lead to successful development of all individuals. Learn more about the KID Lab.
Projects
TEIL faculty members are highly involved in various projects within SMU and beyond. Below are a few examples of recent projects that TEIL members have participated in.
Codex: The Lost Words of Atlantis
Mathfinder
Project EXCEL
Project GROW
STEM +C
Stories of Algebra
Virtual Reality Surgery Simulator
Faculty Working in This Cluster
Dedman College
Anthropology Department
Economics Department
Klaus Desmet
Kathy Hayes
Omer Ozak
English Department
History Department
Jo Guldi
Math Department
Philosophy Department
Psychology Department
Austin Baldwin
Holly Bowen
Ernest Jouriles
Aki Kamata
Sarah Kucker
Renee McDonald
David Rosenfield
Statistical Science
Jing Cao
Dan Heitjan
Monnie McGee
Lynne Stokes
Dedman School of Law
Carla L. Reyes
David O. Taylor
Lyle School of Engineering
Caruth Institute for Engineering Education
Computer Science Department
Corey Clark
Eric Larson
David Lin
Jia Zhang
Civil and Environmental Engineering Department
Barbara Minsker
Andrew Quicksall
Janille Smith-Colin
Jessie Zarazaga
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity
Meadows School of the Arts
Painting, Drawing and Creative Computation
Art History
Perkins School of Theology
Simmons School of Education and Human Development
Applied Physiology and Sport Management Department
Education Policy and Leadership Department
Aki Kamata
Leanne Ketterlin Geller
Teaching and Learning Department
Jill Allor
Stephanie al Otaiba
Corey Brady
Tony Cuevas
Rick Duschl
Lin Lin Lipsmeyer
Prajakt Pande
Magdalena Pando
Anthony Petrosino
Kelsey Schenck
Quentin Sedlacek
Candace Walkington
Paige Ware
Jeanna Wieselmann
SMU Guildhall
Corey Clark
Boris Fisher
Joowon Kim
Myque Ouellette
Mike Porter
Elizabeth Stringer
Steve Stringer