Alexis-Carlota Cochrane
Sessional Instructor Department of Communication Studies and Media Arts @Mcmaster Faculty Of Humanities
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WORK HISTORY
Sessional Instructor Department of Communication Studies and Media Arts @Mcmaster Faculty Of Humanities
Hamilton, ON, CA
CMST4M03: Communication, Culture and Technology (Fall 2024)| Awarded a Teaching Fellowship with the Faculty of Humanities• Received a 9.4/10 overall learning experience rating • Rated 4.7/5 for fostering an inclusive and engaging classroom environment• 100% of responding students highlighted the value of critical discussions on digital media, power, and exclusion.• Recognized for accessible and student-focused teaching, with multiple students emphasizing support, encouragement, and the ability to engage in discussions.
EDUCATION
Sheridan College
Certificate in Digital Communications
McMaster University
Master of Arts in Communication and New Media
University of Toronto
Honours Bachelor of Arts - HBA
McMaster University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
ABOUT ALEXIS-CARLOTA COCHRANE
Hi! I’m a researcher, educator, and strategist working at the intersection of digital rights, online safety, and equity in online spaces. Currently a PhD Candidate and Sessional Instructor at McMaster University, my work explores how digital platforms contribute to technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) and digital harms, as well as how users reclaim these spaces for activism, creativity, and community. I am especially focused on building safer, more inclusive platforms that promote equity and digital justice for all. My work spans academia, community organizations, and the tech industry—and has even brought me to the United Nations to speak on digital rights and gender equity. With a focus on intersectional approaches to digital equity, safety, and justice, I’m passionate about translating research into inclusive digital solutions, policies, resources, and programs that drive impactful change. Always open to consulting, collaborations, and conversations on building just and inclusive digital worlds. Get in Touch at a••••••••@gmail.com
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