
Xenia Reloba de la Cruz
Positions
Graduate Student
University of Calgary
Sessional Instructor
Faculty of Arts, Department of Communication, Media and Film
Contact information
Location
Social Science: SS 240
Background
Credentials
Ph.D. candidate, University of Calgary, 2021
MA, Cultural Studies, Queen's University, 2019
BA in Journalism, University of Havana, 1994
Research
Areas of Research
My research focuses on the intersection between digital media studies and feminist scholarship, taking as a point of departure two cases of feminist activism in Latin America and their practices in digital media, with emphasis on social media platforms.
Courses
Course number | Course title | Semester |
---|---|---|
COMS 313 - TA | Research methods | 2023 - Winter |
COMS 401/L02 - Sessional instructor | "Digital citizenship" | 2022 - Fall |
CMCL 305 - TA | Modernity | 2022 - Fall |
COMS 203 - sessional instructor | New Media | 2022 - Spring |
CMCL 305 - TA | Modernity | 2021 - Fall |
COMS 381 - TA | Communications History | 2021 - Winter |
COMS 201 - TA | Introduction to Communication and Media Studies | 2019 - Fall |
COMS 369 - TA | Rhetorical Communication | 2024 - Fall |
COMS 201 - sessional instructor | Introduction to Communication | 2023 - Summer |
COMS 413 - sessional instructor | Advanced Research Methods | 2025 - Winter |
Projects
Awards
- Transformative Talent Internship, Faculty of Graduate Studies. 2022
- Public Humanities Fellowship, Calgary Institute for Humanities. 2022
- Dean’s Open Doctoral Scholarship, University of Calgary. 2020
- Best Paper Award, Department of Communications, Media and Films. 2020
Publications
- “Una dilatada bienvenida a la ‘normalidad’. Prácticas online en Cuba” (A belated welcome to ‘normality.’ Online practices in Cuba). Reloba de la Cruz, X.. Cuadernos del Sur, Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argentina. 32-57. (2021)
- Politics Don’t Fit in a Sugar Bowl: Cuba in the 1990s through the Music of Varela. Dubinsky, K., Cumana, M.C.. Dubinsky, K.; Cumana, M. C.; Reloba, X. (Eds.) (2014). My Havana: The musical city of Carlos Varela. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. (2014)
- How to stay connected in an 'offline' country? Stories of Cubans' Internet experience . Queen's University online catalogue. (2019)
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