Graduate Students

Research Interests

• Technical Communication
• Virtual Reality
• Augmented Reality
• AI Writing
• Scientific Writing.
• Technical Writing

Research Interests

• Indigenous Studies
• Language Revitalization
• Decolonization
• Indigenous Storytelling

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• Communication
• Technology
• Human Machine Communication,
• Digital Media
• Gender Studies
• Culture
• Drama and Performance.

Research Interests

• Technical communication
• Critical Discourse Analysis
• Multimodal Studies
• Computer-Mediated Discourse Analysis
• Usability studies
• Rhetoric

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Eugene’s research interests include communication studies, technical communication, new and digital media technologies and their disruption of traditional media practices. He's also interested in understanding trends in Africa's growing digital media space.

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James's primary interest lies at the intersection of Communication and Culture, Digital Humanities, Media Studies, focusing on tourism and hospitality services' online reviews. He explores how tourist imaginaries interact in the digital representation of iconic tourist destinations to illuminate broader cultural and societal dynamics

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D-Jay’s research interests center on technical communication, usability studies, universal design, accessibility, and disability studies, with a particular emphasis on rhetoric. In his work, he examines the rhetorical choices students in the writing classroom make when designing and composing materials, especially how these choices intersect with inclusive and accessible design practices.

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• Jordan researches the writing classroom, with special focus on first-year writing, writing program administration, technical writing, and multimodal composition.

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Lindsay is interested in intersections of archives, rhetorical production and meaning making in history, and memory studies, especially around contexts of labor upheaval, social movements, and contested public space. Other activities and interests include digital humanities, horror cinema and film studies generally, underground and marginalized music scenes, and sporting culture, especially ice hockey.

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Social Media, Influencer Culture, Digital Humanities, Internet Policy, Information Science, Law & Culture

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Cultural studies, aesthetics, socio-economic class, globalization, philosophy. Asymmetries in power in Palestine/Israel as a case study for invisible global structures.

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• Philosophy of Language
• Political Philosophy
• Dialogue between Pre and Postmodern thought

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• Technical and professional communication
• The intersections between language and law

Research Interests

• Digital Technologies, Dataveillance and Society
• Crisis and Political Rhetoric
• Power Dynamics in the Digital Era
• Social Media and Identity Construction

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• Kim's research interests include literary theory, feminism and gender studies, and critical theory. She is particularly interested in teaching literature and gender studies at the post-secondary level and the best ways to navigate the difficult discussions therein.

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I have a keen interest in academic research at the intersection of documentary, visual cultures, history, and subalternity. I aim to conduct relevant research related to film as a mediation between historical master narratives and subaltern perspectives and explore these topics through the lens of Marxist historiography and film theory.