Doc candidate @RutgersCommInfo, full-time Darla the dog enthusiast, part-time bruja, @Princeton and @CUNY (QC) alum. Interests include riots and dog treats.
Y'all masking? If you fancy yourself a radical, activist, or community-minded person at all, you should be! Covid isn't over, and Long Covid is chronic. Community care is everyone's responsibility! #yallmasking
"Subject(ed) to Recognition" by Herman Gray. Reframes the discourse around racial representation in media. Also Janet Vertesi's piece about hiding her pregnancy from the internet.
Officially defended my dissertation proposal! Thank you to my committee for being so supportive, and Darla for putting up with my attempts to take a holiday portrait!
Never seen a tweet so relatable before. Started my research career in 4th grade with these exact books, and here we are! Maybe I'll finally get an Addy doll when I finish the dissertation.
Happy #AskAnArchivistDay ! Reference question: Can anyone direct me to collections about the 1991 Crown Heights riot? I know about @Weeksville but would like to find more! No archive too small or informal for my dissertation. Thank you, archivists!
A new @RutgersCommInfo study found that students in lower-income districts experienced inequalities in online teaching and learning compared with students in middle-income and wealthier districts. bit.ly/3wZNbwj
we have a new open access article live in JASIST sharing teacher interview results on pandemic teaching & learning, and providing critical and crisis informatics analysis on mass ed-tech deployment short-fallings @juliearomi @cmcgowanthinks @drbrittparis asistdl.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
I officially passed quals! Thank you to my committee for giving me some good feedback and generally being great. As I am now a doctoral candidate, please everyone brace yourselves for me saying "vote for me for doctor" all the time. #phdchat@RutgersCommInfo
During the 2021 meeting, @asist_org presented Best Long Paper, 3rd Place, to @rbrbrbr, @juliearomi, @cmcgowanthinks and @drbrittparis.
“Social and Digital Inequality as Factors in K-12 Emergency Remote Teaching and Learning in the Pandemic of 2020: Educator Perspectives.”
My #ITI Social Informatics students discussed tech accessibility and alt-text image descriptions in class today. So here is a photo of Darla with alt-text added so everyone can know how fashionable she is! #RUSCI
The alt-text reads: "Darla, a little white terrier with brown eyes, wears a pink Fair Isle dog sweater. It has a hood with furry white ears. Darla looks adorable, but very confused."
Rebecca Reynolds, PhD students Julie Aromi & Catherine McGowan, & Britt Paris will present at Paper Session 15: Infrastructure and Inequality, “Social and Digital Inequality as Factors in K-12 Emergency Remote Teaching and Learning in the Pandemic of 2020: Educator Perspectives.”
recorded and uploaded our ASIS&T conf presentation last night. lovely to have been recognized with a 3rd place best long paper award for the conf! to be aired in Nov. 1 session on Infrastructure and Inequality. w/ @juliearomi @cmcgowanthinks @drbrittparis conftool.org/asist2021/index…
Tonight @AEJMC, #PhD student, Julie Aromi,@juliearomi, will present on “Race on the Debate Stage: Senators Booker and Harris’s Discussions of Blackness in Democratic Primary Debates." Aromi’s paper received the second-place award. #PhDScholarship