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How do people use different technologies to tell better stories and live better lives? 

Nationally competitive awards, grants,
and fellowships related to technology

2021: NASA and University of Central Florida's Exolith Lab Plant the Moon Challenge

Using land-storying techniques and gardening to determine which kinds of seeds grow best in soil from the lunar

highlands

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2021: National Humanities Center Humanities and AI Program

Competitively selected to co-create a

podcast about the relationships between the humanities and AI

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2020: National Humanities Center Podcast Institute 

Won a grant to participate in a national, week-long podcasting program

2020: Movement School Digital Track Fellowship

Competitively selected for a 10-week program to learn about how to use digital tools to promote civic engagement. 

2018: Scholar-in-Residence at iGIANT (Impact of Gender and Sex on Innovation and Novel Technologies)
Studied, convened a round-table, and wrote white papers about gender bias in AI. 

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I was the graduate student curator for the Baldwin Library's digital exhibit on disability in children's literature. I created the 

below Library Assistant in Twine to generate custom reading suggestions for visitors. 

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Listen to my National Humanities Center podcast episodes "Table for Four" and "How Can AI Challenge the Boundaries of Humanistic Thinking?"

Working and volunteering 
in technology

2020-current: IT Consultant with the University of Florida Office of Academic Technology

 

2018-current: Member of GRiP (Generational Relief in Prosthetics) at the University of Florida

 

2017-current: Member of the University of Florida's TRACE Innovation Lab

2020-2021: Vice President of the University of Florida's Digital Assembly

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2019-2021: Founder of the Gainesville chapter of the Google Developer Group and member of Google's Women Techmakers Group

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2020: Faculty volunteer at Cog University to teach Ali-Gator, UF's new AI program, how to respond to chat dialogue 

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2017: Academic Program Assistant for Duke TIP (Talent Identification Program) at Wake Forest University 

Image of a woman with a technological wire overlay over her face and the title "How can ai challengee the boundaries of humanistic thinking?" with the co-author names listed below
Podcast poster with the text Table for Four the Podcast: The best food for thought on the menu with an illustration of a plate, and utensils centered in the page

View my other accomplishments and awards under the "Academic Work" and "Nonprofit Work" tabs on this website. 
 

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