Daphenie Joseph
(she/her/hers)
Daphenie is a fourth year double majoring in Studio Art and Media Studies. She is interested in exploring the portrayal of race in media forms such as animation and traditional film, as well as understanding the impact of media on our current society. In her free time she enjoys catching up on her favorite shows, working on art projects, and participating in Christian fellowships on grounds.
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