Shraddha Swaroop

Shraddha Swaroop

Shraddha Swaroop has been an adjunct design professor at Long Beach State since 2017. Her research interests include workload, performance, and trust in automation in the aviation sector. She completed her thesis using a prototype based on a NASA advanced air mobility interface that focused on air traffic management of drones. She has presented her research at international conferences and been published in a conference proceeding.

Her background also includes reporting, editing, and designing for both print and digital. While on the design team at the San Jose Mercury News she was on the team to win what is known as the Pulitzer Prize of newspaper design from the Society of News Design and has multiple awards for her graphic design work in both print and UX-UI mediums. She also  runs a company for UX design work and human factors research. Her clients include Kelley Blue Book, Apple, Cypress Creek Renewables, and Dell Computers.  Her background includes design at numerous publications including  Variety, the Los Angeles TimesThe Virginian-Pilot, San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group and the Orange County Register. She has won awards and scholarships  from NASA-Langley, the American Psychological Association, Boeing, the Society of News Design, The Virginian-Pilot, Virginia Press Association,  and the March of DIMES.

Swaroop received her master’s in science degree from California State University, Long Beach in psychology, completed her bachelor’s degree from California State University, Fullerton in journalism. She has also attended UCLA for usability design work.

Email: Shraddha.Swaroop@csulb.edu

Phone: 562-985-5361 (no messages)

 

Office Location: LA4-206F