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Ida Yoshinaga is a non-traditional scholar specializing in film, television, and media studies, particularly at the intersection of genre theory and cultural studies. Her work focuses on cinematic production studies, community-engaged media, and the development of cross-cultural narratives within screen storytelling. Yoshinaga has contributed significantly to the fields of science fiction and fantasy research through editorship in various academic journals and books. Her accolades include the RD Mullen Ph.D. grant for archival research in speculative fiction and the Walter James Miller Award for student scholarship in the international field. With a strong commitment to community engagement, she actively participates in scholarship that emphasizes the importance of representation and diversity in media. In addition to her academic contributions, Yoshinaga has practical experience as a producer of acclaimed media, notably an award-winning animated film adapted from Rotuman folklore.
Georgia Institute of Technology • Atlanta, GA
Teaching courses and conducting research in film and media studies.
Department of Computer Science: GRE scores are optional for Fall 2026.