Bio
Jessica Lapp is a critical archival studies scholar researching feminist and queer memory practices, theories of archival provenance and records creation, and the creation and circulation of digital surrogate records.
Teaching
INF1330H Archives Concepts and Issues 0.5 Credits
INF2104H Archives and Community 0.5 Credits
Specializations
Provenance and records creation, community archives, feminist and queer memory practices, digital surrogacy
Publications
- Lapp JM (2019) “Handmaidens of History”: Speculating on the Feminization of Archival Work. Archival Science 19: 215-234.
- Lapp JM (2021) Posters with Glitter Issues: Exploring Archival (W)holes at the Newberry Library. Australian Feminist Studies 36(109): 278-296
- Lapp JM (2023) “The Only Way We Knew How:” Provenancial Fabulation in Archives of Feminist Materials. Archival Science 23(1): 117-136