​Throughout my tenure at Oregon State University, I have actively contributed to both the university and the broader academic community through dedicated service.​

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University Service:

Within the university, I have participated in several committees aimed at enhancing our academic programs and infrastructure. Notably, I served on the School Faculty Search Committee for the Computer Science Professor of Software Engineering position, ensuring the recruitment of top-tier faculty. As a member of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Curriculum Committee, I collaborated with colleagues to refine and update our curriculum to meet evolving educational standards. My involvement in the Steering Committee for the Collaborative Innovation Complex from underscores my commitment to fostering interdisciplinary research and innovation on campus. Additionally, serving on the EECS Graduate Committee and the Graduate Student Development Committee allowed me to advocate for graduate education and student success. My involvement with the Learn@OregonState Advisory Committee further reflects my dedication to enhancing learning experiences across the university.​

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Service to the Profession:

Beyond the university, I have contributed to the advancement of my field through various editorial and organizational roles. As a Guest Editor for Frontiers in Virtual Reality and a Review Editor for Frontiers in Computer Science, I have facilitated the dissemination of cutting-edge research. My role as Associate Editor for the International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM) allow me to support the publication of high-quality scholarly work. Organizing workshops, such as the "Spatio-Temporal Digital Twins" at the 28th International ACM Conference on 3D Web Technology in 2023 and the "Merging Geospatial Technologies with Cross Reality in the Context of Smart Manufacturing Systems" at the ACM-IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR) in 2020, demonstrates my commitment to fostering professional development and knowledge exchange. Additionally, my participation in numerous conference program committees, including GRAPP 2025 and ISMAR 2024, highlights my ongoing engagement in shaping the direction of research in my areas of expertise.​
 

Through these varied service activities, I aim to contribute meaningfully to the growth and excellence of both Oregon State University and the wider academic community.