Found in Translation
FIMS Graduate Conference 2025
March 29, 2025
DRAFT SCHEDULE
FIMS & Nursing Building
Registration is free and open to the public (online and in person). Link to registration form .
Panel A 9:00-10:15
Santasil Mallik: The Fool of Posilipo and Other Stories
Anastazia Csegeny: Reconciling Feminine Identity in the Contemporary Gothic: Fluid Wives, Mothers, and Selves in Emily Carroll’s A Guest in the House
Jasmine Proctor: “All the girls are girling”: Queer Transcultural aesthetics within female K-pop performances
Brita Miko: Back When We Stilled Existed
Panel B 10:30-11:45
John Kausch: Knowledge Translation & Distillation: Catalogue Across Contexts
Alanna Acchione: Right place, right time, wrong direction
Alicia Hois: The Academic’s Journey: Tarot Reading in Academia
Hillary Anderson: Mapping the Stacks: How Research-Creation Can Aid Patron Understanding About Library Cataloging
Lightning talks: 12:00-12:30
Derya Hodge: Nickels and Dimes: A Digital Humanities Project from Northern Illinois University
Kayla Davies: Continuous Abandonment in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside: Decades After Pickton
Alex Mayhew: Turning the “systemic lens” towards the future of AI
Lunch: 12:30-1:150
Panel C 1:30-2:30
Aditi Vashistha: Talking to ChatGPT: Circuits and Temporalities of Mental Distress
Zahra Falahatpisheh: Social Media Adaptation: Challenges and Social Media Use Among International Students
Prabu Nadaraja: Mapping the Social Media Food Environment and Its Impact on Immigrants’ Health: A Scoping Review
Eden Hoffer: Failure to Protect? Mothering in the Context of Intimate Partner Violence
Panel D 2:45-4:00
Dominic Anderson Annor: Patient Data Protection and Utilization Framework
Logan van Roessel: Development of a Trauma and Violence-Informed Care E-Learning Module for the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Sector: The Unique Service Needs of 2SLGBTQ+ Survivors
Earlel Thiyagaratnam: Bridging Evidence to Equity: A Knowledge Translation Framework for Implementing AI in Healthcare Through Implementation Science
Shribavan Kanesamoorthy: Food Policy in the Digital Age: Protecting Children from Online Marketing of Unhealthy Foods in Canada: Scoping Review
Panel E 4:15-5:15
JP Mann: Assessing Newspaper Narratives on Auto theft in Canada
Selena Gignac: Lost in Legislation: Information Rights and the Silencing of Children’s Voices in Alberta
Jeremias Campos: Subverting journalistic constraints in El Salvador: resisting oppression with "Testimonios"
Melissa Cameron: Measuring Researcher Impact in the Environmental Science Field A Comparison of Bibliometric Data in Overton, Scopus and Google Scholar