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Heather Simoneau

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Humanities Librarian

Heather Simoneau

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Linderman Library, room 143

610-758-3052

B.S.B.E., Major in Accounting, Lehigh University
MLIS, University of Pittsburgh
MA, English, Lehigh University
Ph.D. - ABD, English, Lehigh University

My research interests include representations of class, gender, and imperialism in Victorian literature, book culture, textual criticism, and digital humanities. I enjoy helping students develop as researchers and critical thinkers. I fully embrace and practice The Principles of Our Equitable Community. I promise always to have chocolate in my office for those who seek knowledge.

My Guides

AAS 003-011: Introduction to Africana Studies

ANTH 212: Doing Archaeology Anthropology

ART 090-012 Can art inspire climate change action?

Art, Architecture & Design

ART/PSYC 090-11: What is Reality?

Artificial Intelligence

ARTS 090-010: How should we remember?: The case of slavery in early Bethlehem

Artstor: Using ArtStor Digital Library

ASIA 090 Globalization in Asia

ASTR 105: Introduction to Planetary Astronomy

BIOS 090-020 Who are the women in science?

CHM/ENGL 090-016: How do explosives catalyze change?

CITL Workshop: Organizing Your Research

Computing and Library Resources for Graduate Students

DES/THTR 090-018: How Will Media Make the Future? Exploring Analog, Immersive, and Emerging Media

Digital Humanities

EES 090: How Hot is Too Hot? From Ice Age to Greenhouse Earth

ENGL / THTR 090: All Fun and Games: How Does Play Change Us?

ENGL 484: Teaching Composition II, A Practicum

English Language & Literature

HIST / MLL / ASIA 090-011: Is the Future of Humanity Asian?

LUAlly Intersections

MLL / FILM / GS 090-012: How has photography changed the world?

Modern Languages & Literatures

PHIL /POLS 090-012 What is nationalism?

PHIL 301/ES 301-401: Philosophical-Policy & Legal Design: Methods and Applications

REL 090-14 Buddhism Psychology and Medicine

REL/ASIA 172: Tibetan Buddhism and Society

Religion Studies

Teaching Sustainability

THTR/SOC/DES/ART/ARCH 090-016: How can we use Design as Activism to affect social change?

Using Lehigh's Libraries

Wikipedia: Editing and Use

Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

WRT 002-039: Research and Argument

WRT 002: Research and Argument - Professor Nicole Batchelor

WRT 002: Research and Argument - Professor Renée Bailey

My Subject Specialties

Africana Studies American Studies Art & Architecture Asian Studies Classics English Health, Medicine, & Society Latin American Studies Modern Languages & Literatures Music Philosophy Religion Theatre