CalCompute research Suggest reading Search ⌘K

↑ ↓ choose a page · Enter searches everything, with exact title matches first · kind:source and other filters work there · Esc closes

← wiki/sources
source

Goranson CMU Heinz profile

Online ↗

type
source
created
2026-10-28
updated
2026-10-28
tags
E, G, people
elements
E, G
origin
shared
tier
institutional
citable
no
url
https://www.heinz.cmu.edu/faculty-research/profiles/goranson-christopher
rehost
no

Links to 0 · Referenced by 4

Goranson CMU Heinz profile

Citation

Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), Heinz College. “Christopher Goranson, Distinguished Service Professor, Senior Director for the School of Public Policy and Management.” Faculty profile, no date. https://www.heinz.cmu.edu/faculty-research/profiles/goranson-christopher. Read 2026-10-28.

Bottom line

  • He worked at 18F, the federal digital services office, and was a Presidential Innovation Fellow.

Key claims

  • Role: “Distinguished Service Professor and the Senior Director for the School of Public Policy and Management”. He “teaches classes in GIS, data visualization, and at the intersection of design, innovation, and analytics”.
  • “Most recently Chris was at 18F managing digital services consulting, strategy and design projects for the federal government.” The projects included the Small Business Innovation Research programs at NASA and the National Science Foundation.
  • “As a Presidential Innovation Fellow during the Obama Administration, Chris worked with the Department of the Interior and 18F”.
  • Courses: “90-783 - Policy Innovation Lab” and “94-870 - Telling Stories with Data”.

Evidence and method

The college’s own faculty page.

Limits

The page has no date.

Source file: wiki/sources/Goranson CMU Heinz profile.md, updated 2026-10-28.

Suggest reading

Know a report, dataset or law that belongs here? Have a question the sources could answer? Send it to the consortium. A member reads every suggestion, and the Suggestions page shows what happened to it. Your name is never shown.

Send opens your own email program with the message filled in, to team@californiacompute.org. Nothing is sent until you send it there.