I am interested in the convergence of health and human-computer interaction. His research revolves around exploring the use of self-tracking informatics tools to assist individuals in achieving their health goals. Before his time at Dartmouth, he majored in Computer Science at Texas A&M University (Go Aggies!). Outside of his academic pursuits, you can find Pape socializing with friends over drinks 🧉, playing soccer on the field ⚽, or indulging in a variety of online videos 📹.
Projects
JITAI for Mental Health
Delivering just-in-time adaptive interventions for adolescent mental health
Dilemma of disclosure (Sprout extension)
Managing mental health confidentiality with mood-tracking apps that enhance emotional intelligence without requiring condition disclosure.
Overprescription
Addressing medication overuse and iatrogenic harm with innovative solutions to mitigate unnecessary prescriptions and support patient well-being.
Classmoji
Emoji-based grading platform for GitHub-based coding assignments in education
Sprout
Innovating interpersonal informatics tools that integrate social factors and provide privacy-sensitive data visualizations.
RealVision
Early detection of Alzheimer's based on digital biomarkers captured through smartphones.
Publications
AI-Driven Oral Examinations for Code Assessment: Evaluating Understanding Beyond the Commit
SIGCSE TS 2026: Proceedings of the 57th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education V.2
Classmoji: A GitHub-Native LMS for Flexible CS Education
SIGCSE TS 2026: Proceedings of the 57th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education V.2
Sprout: Using a Visual Metaphor to Support Customizable and Collaborative Health Tracking
Sprout: Using a Garden Metaphor to Visualize and Support Customizable and Collaborative Health Tracking
Dartmouth College Dartmouth Digital Commons - Master’s Theses