Photos: Fall 2024 Research Fellows at the Ruhlman – Transforming Stories, Spaces, Lives

Check out the photos from the Fall 2024 TSSL Research Fellows’ panel at the Ruhlman!

Eunice Zhang, Megan Rodriguez-Hawkins, Julia Carmona, Imara Wangia, Destiny Eversole, and Marina Escandell-Tapias stand together after their panel at the Ruhlman.

From left to right: Eunice Zhang, Megan Rodriguez-Hawkins, Julia Carmon, Imara Wangia, Destiny Eversole, and Marina Escandell-Tapias.

Eunice Zhang discussing what makes TV adaptations of games successful.

Destiny Eversole showing a 3D printed replica of a Moche jug in the shape of a sea lion.

Imara Wangia and Julia Carmona present their slides.

Imara Wangia (left) and Julia Carmona (right) present on their work with Revolutionary Spaces in Boston.

Julia Carmona, Prof. Martha McNamara, and Imara Wangia pose with two of Imara's paintings. The paintings are interpretations of the descriptions of two enslaved men in 18th c. runaway slave ads.

Julia Carmona (left), Professor Martha McNamara (center), and Imara Wangia (right) pose with Imara’s paintings of two enslaved men, Cuffee and Pompey, based on their descriptions in 18th c. runaway slave advertisements.