H. Andrew Schwartz is director of the Human Language Analysis Lab (HLAB) housed in the Computer Science Department at Stony Brook University (SUNY) as well as a PI/co-founder for the World Well-Being Project, a multi-disciplinary consortium between the University of Pennsylvania, Stony Brook University, and Stanford University focused on developing large-scale language analyses that reveal differences in health, personality, and well-being. Andrew is an active member of the fields of AI-natural language processing, psychology, and health informatics. He created the Differential Language Analysis ToolKit (DLATK), used in over 100 studies and by a variety of tech companies. He was a 2020 Recipient of a DARPA Young Faculty Award. His research often attracts public interest with features in, e.g.,  The New York Times, USA Today, and The Washington Post.