My name is Chris Peterson. I work at MIT as an admissions officer, instructor, and researcher.
Basically, I help smart people solve hard problems. Many of these problems involve digital technology and strategy, broadly defined. Sometimes I give talks, consult with various institutions, write papers or posts, and so on. I’m privileged to have such a platform and I try to use it for good.
I’m also on the board of the National Coalition Against Censorship, a Fellow at the National Center for Technology and Dispute Resolution, and a former research assistant at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School. In these capacities I spend a lot of time reading and writing and thinking about the Internet and how it impacts the way we all communicate and experience our lives (more variations on the theme).
I spend a lot of time geeking out about various things, eating hamburgers, and trying to escape Boston for the New Hampshire woods whence I came. I’m allergic to cats and cat macros. I like honest people, Archer, and bouldering.
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