Rate My Professor Andrea Knowlton

An artist, researcher, and choreographer, Andrea Knowlton works at the intersection of dance and technology. She has premiered stage works in New York City, Los Angeles, and Atlanta, and her films have been presented at international festivals such as Dance Camera West, Screen Dance International, and The Place London. Her research on movement and artificial intelligence, conducted in collaboration with Georgia Institute of Technology, has received significant support, including a National Science Foundation grant for “Participatory Sensemaking with Embodied Co-Creative Agents” (2021-2024, $78,714). Key publications co-authored with colleagues include “AI Meets Holographic Pepper’s Ghost: A Co-Creative Public Dance Experience” (2023, ACM DIS '23 Companion) and “Observable Creative Sense-Making (OCSM): A Method For Quantifying Improvisational Co-Creative Interaction” (2023, ACM Creativity and Cognition). Knowlton has been honored with the Geer College of the Arts Early Career Faculty Award (2023), KSU Outstanding Research & Creative Activity Award, and Recognition of Excellence in Research (2023). She has presented her work nationally, including a keynote speech at the National Association of Schools of Dance, and at conferences like the National Dance Education Organization.