Digital Humanities Student Profiles

Blaze Bennett

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Transhistorical Queer Studies

Rhiannon Bessette

Supervisor: DH: TBA; SLIS: Dr. Brenda Reyes Ayala

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: TBA

Nicole Bueckert

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: TBA

Erika Gauvin 

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Preservation of Indigenous Cultures, and the correlation to Social and Environmental Justice

Kenzie Gordon 

Supervisor: Dr. Sean Gouglas

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Press X to Crush the Patriarchy: Video Games as Sites for Sexual Violence Prevention

Michelle Goulet

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Digital storytelling, research-creation, and knowledge mobilization through immersive media, with a focus on place, cultural heritage, public memory, and information accessibility

Maddy Hebert

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: The changing face of digital ownership and consequences for IP law

Qianyu Liu

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Pop culture/video games

Adeline K. Piercy

Supervisor: Dr. PB Berge

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Patriarchy in Pastels: Cozy Game Culture & Feminist Gameplay

Hannah Ponce

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Women and Gender Studies

Ezra Richards

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Trans and queer media studies

Marissa Stelmack

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: How to better preserve and organize Indigenous knowledge, language, and intangible cultural heritage within Canadian academic institutions, including the improvement of metadata, subject headings, and controlled vocabulary

Farzana Tasnim

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Health Communication, Political Communication, Visual Communication

Christina Terpstra

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Incoming MA/MLIS student with a background in Linguistics. I am curious about the development of digital archives for the purposes of textual/linguistic analyses.

Eleanor Young

Supervisor: DH: Undetermined, SLIS: Dr. Michael McNally

Area of Research/Thesis Topic or Title: Preservation of creativity, interactivity, and narrative, and their intersections with queerness