Dr. Tingting (Rachel) Chung is Clinical Associate Professor of Operations and Information Systems at William & Mary, author of AI The Magic Box: An Activity Book on Artificial Intelligence, and founder of Artificial And Natural Intelligence Education (AANIE). She holds a Ph.D. in Business Administration/Management Information Systems, a Ph.D. in Psychology, and a Master of Science in Information Science, all from the University of Pittsburgh.

Dr. Chung’s research has been published in Journal of Association for Information Systems, Computers in Human Behavior, Communications of the ACM, Journal of Managerial Psychology, International Journal of Production Economics, Journal of Information & Knowledge Management, AIS Transactions on HCI, and Omega. She has also given numerous presentations at international conferences, including ICIS, ICAIF, AoM, INFORMS, and SIGCSE. Dr. Chung’s research has been supported by ACFE Research Institute (ARI), Blockchain Lab of William & Mary, and National Security Agency.

Dr. Chung has completed a visiting scholarship at Vietnam National University – International School, and has received IBM Faculty Award in the Cognitive Computing category,  Community Partner of the Year Award, Houston Methodist Hospital, on behalf of INFORMS , Faculty Excellence Award from the Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program, Faculty Excellence Award from the Online MSBA program, The Alfred N. Page Teaching Award for MSBA, and MBA Class of 1997 Faculty Award for Innovative Use of Technology, at William & Mary. Her teaching work has been supported by Society of 1918 at William & Mary, and Studio for Teaching & Learning Innovation.

Dr. Chung chaired the Generative AI: Non-Writing Committee for Studio for Teaching & Learning Innovation, and served on the AI Tiger Team for the Mason School of Business, and the AI Policy Initiative (AIPI) for the university. Dr. Chung has also served on the organizing committee of Women in AI and Finance Workshop as part of ICAIF.

Dr. Chung loves teaching AI and data analytics using fun activities and props. She has created AI and data inspired poetry, music, and co-designed data inspired stickers and jewelry. She teaches AI and data analytics with sticky notes, chocolate and her children’s book AI The Magic Box: An Activity Book on Artificial Intelligence.