Tatiana González Buonomo is a Masters student in the Humanities at Duke University. Her research focuses on the intersection of gender and race, particularly in Puerto Rican women’s literature. She is a researcher in the Tullia d’Aragona team.
Catherine Lee is a PhD candidate in English at Duke University. Her research examines a form of secular humility that emerges in literary writings from the Romantic period. She worked as a lead researcher for Project Vox.
Dana Hogan is a PhD candidate in Art, Art History & Visual Studies and Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies at Duke. Her dissertation “Expanding Worlds: Women Artists and Cross-Cultural Encounters in Early Modern Europe (Working Title)” foregrounds women in the study of cross-cultural circulation of artists and works of art, as well as their subjects and objects. […]
Yasemin Altun is a PhD student in the department of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies. Her research focuses on early modern French art. She works for Project Vox as an image researcher.
Jensen Alex is an undergraduate student at University of Florida, majoring in Linguistics. He helped Project Vox with research on Anna Maria van Schurman.
Damla Ozdemir is an undergraduate planning on studying Computer Science with an Innovation & Entrepreneurship certificate. Mainly, she is interested in the intersections between philosophy and technology, especially in the approaching age of AI. She previously served on the research team for Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. She is currently in the Outreach and […]
Susanna Caviglia is an assistant professor of Art, Art History, & Visual Studies at Duke University. Her research interests focus on French and Italian art in the long Eighteenth century, Early Modern theory and practice of drawing, representations of the body in art, and cross-cultural relationships within the Mediterranean world. She and her class on […]
Tristan Kelleher is an undergraduate studying Art History and English at Duke University. He contributed to the Lady Mary Shepherd entry and currently works on the Visualizations sub-team
Jane Harwell is a PhD student in English at Duke University. Her research focuses on eighteenth-century British women authors with a focus on material culture and ecocriticism. She contributed to the research on Mary Shepherd. She is currently the Project Manager, and previously served as the Outreach and Engagement Coordinator (2020–2021).
Jackson Cooksey is an undergraduate double majoring in Economics and Philosophy and minoring in Russian Language. He previously served as researcher for Mary Shepherd. Now, Jackson is the feasibility lead for the research team.
Nicholas Smolenski is a PhD candidate in Duke University’s music department; research interests include how sound, acoustics and sacred music collections intersect with Anglican architecture and theology in the seventeenth century. Nicholas is contributing to Project Vox as the project manager.
Stacy Torian earned her master’s degree in library and information studies program at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro. Her interests include feminism, African American culture, and oral history. She worked on image metadata for Project Vox.
Heather Baker received her graduate degree in Digital Librarianship with a background in educational publishing from North Carolina Central University. She worked with the Project Vox team to organize and document image metadata and workflow processes.
Qiu Lin is a PhD student in the philosophy department of Duke University. She has a special interest in early modern philosophy, especially that of the early 18th century. She was part of the research team for Project Vox.
Chris Kennedy is a PhD candidate in Political Science at Duke University. His research focuses on ethical controversies over the use or abuse of information technology—including civil disobedience, leaking, and intellectual property. He worked with the Outreach and Assessment team at Project Vox.
Heather Woods is currently an Assistant Professor at the Department of Communication Studies in Kansas State University. She earned her PhD from University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill’s Department of Communication, where she was also a Digital Humanities Initiative Graduate Fellow. She served as the Outreach and Assessment Coordinator for Project Vox, where she developed […]
Katherine Owensby is an undergraduate studying Classical Languages and Linguistics at Duke University. Her research focuses on dialects of North Carolinians, but she is also interested in ancient sociolinguistics. In her role with Project Vox, Katherine lead the exploratory research on Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. She also helped with research on Princess Elisabeth […]
Jen Semler is completing a master’s degree in Medieval Icelandic Studies at the University of Iceland. She graduated Duke University with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and public policy. She has a special interest in moral philosophy and the connection between philosophy and literature. In her role with Project Vox, Jen helped with research for […]
Sandra Luksic studies philosophy and political science at Duke University. They are interested in gender and intersectionality. They have been working on images for Anna Maria van Schurman and have previously worked with the Outreach and Assessment team on Project Vox.
Mattia Begali received his PhD in Italian Literature at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and MA in Library and Information Science at North Carolina Central University (NCCU). At Duke, he is a Lecturing Fellow at the Department of Romance Studies. He is also co-designing a qualitative study on how faculty create and assess digital projects. For […]
