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Reparative Description, Indigenous Partners, and the SNAC Edit-a-thon
(Archival Outlook, 2022-03-28)The Social Networks and Archival Context—a.k.a. SNAC—is a free, online resource that helps users discover biographical and historical information about individuals, families, and organizations that created or are documented ... -
DEFINING DIGITAL RAPPORT: THEORIES, MODELS, & FRAMEWORKS
(2021)Various factors can impact someone’s efficient and effective use of technology. However, thesetopics are often disconnected and, as a result, may only partially describe the ecosystem of factors that can influence an ... -
Reasons and Rationalizations for Bedtime Procrastination in University Students
(2021)University students are often known for their poor sleeping habits, which have ill-effects on various aspects of their lives. However, causes for this lack of proper sleep are underexplored. In this thesis, I focus on ... -
Design And Evaluation of A Conversational Agent for Mental Health Support: Forming Human-Agent Sociotechnical And Therapeutic Relationships
(2021)Many people with mental health disorders face significant challenges getting the help they need, including the costs of obtaining psychological counseling or psychiatry services, as well as fear of being stigmatized. As a ... -
TALKING ABOUT JUSTICE: PREDICTING ACTOR ENGAGEMENT ON SOCIAL MEDIA AFTER A GALVANIZING EVENT
(2021)Social media contributes to discourse around and framing of major societal issues, and enables community formation, social change, and activism. It provides opportunities to engage in discourse, gain and share knowledge, ...