• Christo Wilson

    Professor, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs

    Christo Wilson is an associate professor and associate dean of undergraduate programs at Khoury College. His research, which draws on computational, political, and economic methods, delves into the data, security, and privacy issues at the heart of our internet use.

  • Tegan Wilson

    Distinguished Research Fellow

    Tegan Wilson is a distinguished postdoctoral fellow at Khoury College. Her research into improved datacenter infrastructures is informed by her background in applied math and theoretical computer science, and she remains interested in algorithms, networking/graph theory, and combinatorics.

  • Raimond Winslow

    Professor, Jointly Appointed with College of Engineering

    Raimond Winslow is a professor jointly appointed between Khoury College, the College of Engineering, and Bouvé College of Health Sciences, as well as the director of life sciences and medical research at the Roux Institute. He is a notable contributor to the emerging discipline of computational medicine, and researches predictive analytics for healthcare settings.

  • Megan Winter

    Graduate Student Services Coordinator

    Megan Winter is a graduate student services coordinator at the Khoury College of Computer Sciences at Northeastern University. She received her bachelor’s in information technology and administrative management from Central Washington University.

  • Barry Wolfield

    Part-Time Lecturer

    Barry Wolfield is a part-time lecturer at Khoury College, and a managing director at Slalom Consulting, leading the company’s health and life sciences practice. His two decades in the health sciences industry have focused on using the new technologies and the information ecosystem to connect patients, providers, payers, and life sciences companies.

  • Lawson Wong

    Associate Professor

    Lawson Wong is an associate professor at Khoury College. His research focuses on learning, representing, and estimating knowledge about environments and the world in ways that autonomous robots can use.