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Supervision & Examinations

This page lists the projects and theses I have supervised or examined.


SUPERVISION

  • “TikTok and music challenge cultures” by Arantxa Vizcaíno Verdú
    Supervisor, Visiting PhD Candidate (University of Huelva), MCASI, Curtin University. February 2021– 
  • “Title TBA” by Cass Sligh
    Supervisor, Honours Thesis, MCASI, Curtin University. February 2021–
  • “The representation of counter-hegemonic identities in popular music and young women’s use of otherness to challenge authenticity and heteronormativity via digital fan communities” by Janey Susan Umback
    Level 2 Supervisor, PhD Thesis, MCASI, Curtin University. February 2021–
  • “Analysing Virtual Influencers: Celebrity, Authenticity & Identity on Social Media” by Rachel Anne Berryman
    Level 2 Supervisor, PhD Thesis, MCASI, Curtin University. February 2021–
  • “Immersive Media in China’s Digital Public Art” by Zhao Xinyang
    Level 2 Supervisor, PhD Thesis, MCASI, Curtin University. December 2020–
  • “Cultures of social justice through disability on TikTok” by Mary-Anne Romano
    Co-supervisor, Curtin HDR Internship 2020, Curtin University. November 2020–February 2021.
  • “Chinese Rural YouTube Influencers: Mapping a Genre” by Chen Guo
    Supervisor, Curtin HDR Internship 2020, Curtin University. November 2020–February 2021.
  • “Influencers, Visual social media, and Gen Z” by Mathilde Hogsnes
    Co-supervisor, PhD Thesis, Mobile Technology Lab, Kristiania University College. August 2020–
  • “Micro-celebrities, self-branding and presentation strategies online and offline” by Lisabeth Matyash
    Dissertation committee, PhD Thesis, Department of Communication, University of Illinois at Chicago. February 2020–
  • “Playing YouTube: Analysis of Toys and Apps that Groom Children to be YouTubers in Spain” by Alexandra Ruiz-Gomez
    Co-supervisor, Visiting PhD Candidate (from Universidad Complutense of Madrid), CCAT, Curtin University. October–December 2019.
  • “Authenticity in the YouTube Beauty Community” by Renee M. Powers
    Dissertation committee, PhD Thesis, Department of Communication, University of Illinois at Chicago. October 2017–March 2018.
  • “Female characterization in cinematic media” by Diana Sherwood
    Supervisor & Field Expert, Quest Program, Singapore American School. November 2016–May 2017.
  • “Digital camera advertisements in Singapore, 1994-2006” by Joey Sim Yin En
    Co-supervisor, Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme (UROP), Tembusu College, National University of Singapore. August–September 2015.


EXAMINATIONS

  • Honours Thesis, Bachelor of Arts, Faculty of Humanities, Curtin Univeristy. January 2021.
  • Masters by Coursework Thesis, Internet Communications, Curtin University. July 2020.
  • Masters by Coursework Thesis, Internet Communications, Curtin University. July 2020.
  • PhD Candidacy Proposal, MCASI, Curtin University. March 2020.
  • Masters by Coursework Thesis, Department of Media and Communication, Swinburne University of Technology. March 2020.
  • PhD Candidacy Proposal, MCASI, Curtin University. November 2019.
  • Masters by Coursework Thesis, Media and Communication, RMIT. June 2018.
  • Masters by Coursework Thesis, Media and Communication, RMIT. June 2018.
  • Masters by Coursework Thesis, Media and Communication, RMIT. June 2018.
  • Masters by Coursework Thesis, Media and Communication, RMIT. June 2018.
  • Masters Thesis, Communications and Media Studies, Monash University Malaysia. August 2018.
  • Masters Thesis, Communications and Media Studies, Monash University Malaysia. August 2018.
  • Masters Thesis, Linguistic, Literary and Aesthetic Studies, University of Bergen. October 2017.
  • Masters Thesis, Sociology, Macquarie University. August 2017.

This page was last updated on 10 March 2021.