The FIMULAW Organizing Committee are proud to confirm the following participants for FIMULAW 2018.

Panelists | Lightning talks | Performances | Poster presentations

Panelists

Deconstructing privilege

• Moderator: Dr. Patrick Schmidt, Music Education
• On the Shores of the Internet: Online Gatekeeping & Trolling Privilege
  Yimin Chen – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• Reconciling Diversity: The Path Forward
  Paul Hansen – Law
• Embracing Progressive Pedagogies in the Secondary Instrumental Ensemble
  Kristine Musgrove – Music – Music Education

Mental health

• Moderator: Dr. Jacob Shelley, Law
• Reducing Recidivism Sooner: Opportunities for Mental Health Assessment at the Bail Stage
  Cassandra DeMelo – Law
• Exploring the Use of Social Media Technologies for Mental Health: Preliminary Results of a Scoping Review
  Lyndsay Foisey – FIMS – Health Information Science
• Managing Emotions with Music: The Mental Health Implications of Personal Music Listening for Emotion Regulation
  Elizabeth Kinghorn – Music – Music Education

Lightning talks

• Ethical Conceptualizations of Functional and Critical Literacies: Music Technology in the Curriculum
  Dr. Cathy Benedict – Music – Music Education
• Contemporary Church Praise Bands and Popular Music: Influences on Music Education
  Laura Benjamins – Music – Music Education
• We Don’t Say it Like That Anymore
  Mary Blake Bonn – Music – Music Theory
• Privacy in the Workplace
  Christina Catenacci – Law
• Recognizing Covert Advertising
  Sarah Cornwell – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• El Sistema Aeolian: Musical Pathways to Community Transformation
  Maxime Crawford-Holland – Music – Music Education
• The Effects of Infertility on Female Singer Identity
  Laura Curtis – Music – Music Education
• Imagery for Singers
  Brianna DeSantis – Music – Music Performance
• Canadian Health Data: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
  Kelly Kolapak – FIMS – Health Information Science
• No Space to Sing: Primary Muscle Tension Dysphonia and Classical Singers
  Elizabeth Lepock – Music – Music Performance
• Phylomemetic Cataloguing
  Alexander Mayhew – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• Librarians and the Research and Publishing Cycle
  Cal Murgu – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• The Sexual Contract and Professional Servitude: Kesha’s (1853) Contract Dispute
  Dr. Matt Stahl – FIMS – Media Studies

Performances

• Excerpt from The Letter Scene from Miss Havisham’s Wedding Night (Dominick Argento)
  • Brianna DeSantis – Soprano
  • Diana Wu – Music – Musicology
  • Simone Luti – Piano
• I Ching, mvmt III (Per Nørgård)
  • Joe Moscheck – Percussion

Poster presentations

• Beyond Big Font: The Library Experience of Older Adults
  Rochelle Adamiak, Michelle Cusick, Selena Mann, Stephanie Prentice, Ariel Stables-Kennedy – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• Using Legal Reform to Narrow the Gender Wage Gap in Canada
  Jennfier Beaudoin – Law
• The LiT.RL Clickbait Detector
  Christopher Brogly – FIMS – Health Information Science
• Creative Trouble: Using Soundscapes to Challenge School Silence
  Kelly Bylica – Music – Music Education
• Privacy in the Workplace
  Christina Catenacci – Law
• Sex Hormones & The Singing Voice
  Laura Curtis – Music – Music Education
• Perceptions of what it means to be information literate: An opportunity to address the ‘fake news’ epidemic
  Nicole Delellis – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• Reducing Recidivism Sooner: Opportunities for Mental Health Assessment at the Bail Stage
  Cassandra DeMelo – Law
• The Music of Self-Care and Well-Being
  Jen Hinkkala – Music – Music Education
• Music Inclusion: Collaboration Between Music Educators and Music Therapists
  Meghan Hopkins – Music – Music Education
• In Favour of a Multilingual Internet: A Japanese Language Case Study About Access to Information
  Stephanie Kuhn – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• The Spy Next Door: Snooping, Data Security & Society’s Diminishing Ideology of Privacy
  Anjeli Leamen – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• Using Martin Heidegger’s Ontological Hermeneutics in Spiritual Information Behaviour Research
  Kelsang Legden – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• Critical Thinking & Music
  Rachael Litt – Music – Music Education
• Scholarship@Western
  Brian McMillan & Music Library Staff
• Wagner’s Use of the Formal Lament for King Mark in Tristan und Isolde
  Julie Anne Nord – Music – Musicology
• Publicized Periods: A Value Sensitive Approach to Women’s Menstrual Tracking Software Applications
  Madison Patterson, Jordan Bulbrook, & Erin Unger – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• Regional Integration: Physician Experiences of Electronic Medical Record Use and Impact in South West Ontario
  Sadiq Raji – FIMS – Health Information Science
• The Coincidences and Communities of Research: An Annotated Bookshelf
  kirstyn seanor – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• Children’s Clapping Games on YouTube: Music Play in the Digital Age
  Dr. Kari Veblen & Nathan Kruse (Case Western Reserve University) – Music – Music Education
• Exploring Information Access: Deaf Culture and American Sign Language in Ontario
  Fiona Walley – FIMS – Library & Information Science
• LGBTQ+ Children’s Picture Books in Ontario Public Libraries
  Ashleigh Yates-McKay, Danielle Bettridge, Alissa Droog, & Alyssa Martin – FIMS – Library & Information Science