Assistant Professor, Director of SIMLab
Florence Chee is an Assistant Professor of Digital Communication, investigating the sociocultural contexts of technology engagement and experience. Dr. Chee joins the School of Communication Fall 2013.
Dr. Chee has designed and conducted ethnographic fieldwork studies on how and why people play games, which include sites in Asia, Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East. Her work can be found in Games and Culture: A Journal of Interactive Media, Popular Communication, and in the book Gaming Cultures in Asia‑Pacific, from Routledge.
Before joining the School of Communication faculty in Fall 2013, she was the postdoctoral research award recipient of the Advisory Committee on Research Ethics (ACRE) at the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) in Ottawa, Canada, where she was pursuing work on the ethical challenges of online/offline gender dynamics and access to communication technologies.
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About Florence Chee
Florence Chee is an Assistant Professor of Digital Communication, investigating the sociocultural contexts of technology engagement and experience. Dr. Chee joins the School of Communication Fall 2013.
Dr. Chee has designed and conducted ethnographic fieldwork studies on how and why people play games, which include sites in Asia, Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East. Her work can be found in Games and Culture: A Journal of Interactive Media, Popular Communication, and in the book Gaming Cultures in Asia‑Pacific, from Routledge.
Before joining the School of Communication faculty in Fall 2013, she was the postdoctoral research award recipient of the Advisory Committee on Research Ethics (ACRE) at the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) in Ottawa, Canada, where she was pursuing work on the ethical challenges of online/offline gender dynamics and access to communication technologies.
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