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Kellie Cavagnaro

Vanderbilt University
Anthropologist
Nashville, TN

as.vanderbilt.edu/anthropology/bio/kellie-cavagnaro

I am a doctoral student, research and teaching assistant at Vanderbilt University's Department of Anthropology. My broader research interests include Environmental Anthropology, Andean Studies, Digital Humanities, Gender and Sexuality and the Anthropology of Religion. My multi-modal dissertation will examine the interplay of ecology, resource extraction and indigenous spiritual practice in the Lake Titicaca region of Peru, contextualizing the relationship between climate change and indigenous resistance movements. Regions of inquiry include Andean South America (PhD) and the Mesoamerican Highlands (MA).

Talk to me about: Documentary Film! Ethnography! Digitizing Research! Multi-Modal Dissertations! Anthropology, or South America!

12:00pm MST

Scholars Unconference COOR L1-10

6:00pm MST

Opening Remarks/Reception BAC 116

8:00am MST

Conference Registration COOR

10:45am MST

Speculative Practices as Critical Making: Designing Rituals, Situations, and other Tangible Imaginaries COOR 195

11:00am MST

Darwin's Semantic Voyage COOR L1-18

11:15am MST

New Materialism Meets Fabrication: A Methodology for Media History COOR 186

11:45am MST

Speaking Styles, Sound Studies, and Pitch-Tracking: A Demonstration COOR 195

1:00pm MST

Process over Process: Big Data Activism, Platform Détournement and Other Resurgent Feminist Network Methods COOR L1-88

2:30pm MST

Access, Expansion, and Boundaries in the Digital Humanities COOR 186

4:00pm MST

Building the University Worth Fighting For: Tools for Pedagogical, Institutional, and Social Change COOR L1-88

4:10pm MST

#writersofinstagram: An Online Affinity Space for Visual Writing COOR L1-84

5:30pm MST

Evening Reception with Slate Magazine and the Center for Science and Imagination BAC 116

8:00am MST

Student Poster Competition Coor Breezeway

9:00am MST

Keynote "Experience Architecture: How the Humanities Goes to Work" COOR 170

10:30am MST

Crowdsourced Geo-Data Meets Sexual Violence: Activism, Design, and the Ethical Life of Technologies COOR L1-18

10:45am MST

Mapping a Global Renaissance with 53,829 Texts COOR 186

11:00am MST

Design for Neurodiversity (DfN): A “Design for X” Process for Alternative Cognitive Styles COOR 186 Lunch Buffet COOR

11:15am MST

Digital empathy-building pedagogies and cyberfeminism COOR L1-88

11:45am MST

From Texts to InPhO (and back!) COOR L1-84

1:00pm MST

Eventuality: Imagining a Future for the Humanities Through Collaborative Storytelling COOR L1-18

2:30pm MST

Digital Pedagogy and the Future of Higher Education COOR L1-84

4:00pm MST

Narratives, Storytelling, and Audience in the Age of the Podcast COOR L1-84

5:30pm MST

Evening Reception with MLA Connected Academics Pitchforks n' Corks

8:00pm MST

H-Net Reception Tapacubo