In order to complete the Society, Technology and Values (STV) option, students must complete STV 400, an independent research course which normally requires students to submit a research essay. The list below contains the name, academic plan, title, and year of past projects. This is not a complete list but a select one intended to provide a glimpse of what has been done and to demonstrate the diversity of STV students.
Student | Academic plan | Title of STV 400 paper |
Year |
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Alexandra Mackenzie Landy | Systems Design Engineering | An Epidemic of Facts and Fear: the polio infodemic and its connection to COVID-19 | 2023 |
Dayton Salmon | Mechatronics Engineering | Getting Sitting Straight | 2021 |
Ana Patricia Balbon | Science | The Policy Network of Gain-of-function Research Regulation |
2019 |
Maranda Mackay | Chemical Engineering | The Social Shaping of the Keystone XL Pipeline | 2017 |
Tom Price | Knowledge Integration | Regional factors affecting entrepreneurship | 2016 |
Sean Howard | Psychology | Future children in future classrooms: Effects of computers in the modern classroom | 2012 |
Billy Sheiban | International Development | Factors for the Implementation of Environmental Management Systems | 2011 |
Lindsay Wolfson | International Development | The Mobile Revolution: An Analysis of the Uses of Mobile Phones in International Development | 2011 |
Jae-Hyun Park | Planning | Social Network Sites: How Niche Social Network Sites Dominate | 2011 |
Jan Gorzny | Computer Science and Combinatorics and Optimization | Privacy and Cloud Computing | 2011 |
Tareq Ismael | Computer Science | How a Digital, Mobile Qur’an Will Change Muslim Practices | 2010 |
Corey Wood | Applied Health Sciences | The Electric Car: Progress or Progress Trap | 2009 |
L. Jennifer Chow | Accounting and Financial Management | Green is more than just the colour of that shirt. | 2007 |
Arturo Guédez | Computer Science | Virtual Dance for the Cultural Heart: The Interactive Software-Animated Instructional Dancing (ISAID) Tool | 2006 |
B.P. Bergsma | Mechanical Engineering | The Increase in and Treatment of Ethical Conflicts in the Engineering Workplace | 2006 |
Ada Chan | Planning | “Smart” Growth Ontario | 2003 |
Vienna Lee | Planning | Housing the Homeless | 2003 |
Avi Caplan | Independent Studies | Perspectives on Technology |
2003 |
Valerie MacDonald | Honours Science | The Euthanasia Debate | 2002 |
Rhoda Lee | Kinesiology | Applying People-Product Relationships to Ergonomic Design | 2002 |
Gordon Turner | Civil Engineering | Wearable Computing: Its development and social impacts | 2001 |
Alia Lachana | Political Science | Community: Explorations in nearness and closeness | 2000 |
Kevin J. Leskiw | Civil Engineering | Advanced Buildings: Design and Use |
2000 |
Diane Cameron | Systems Design Engineering | Information Technology and International Development | 1999 |
Dean Chalmers | Mechanical & Mechatronics Engineering | Bicycle Safety: Issues, Philosophies and Solutions | 1997 |
Susan Wright | Arts | “We aren’t all a bunch of cowboys out here”: Technology Comes to the Sheet Metal Department at Allen-Bradley | 1997 |
Stephanie Lane | Chemical Engineering | Proactive Public Communications: An Engineering Perspective | 1997 |
Shamsha Merali | Systems Design Engineering | Social Impact of Computer and Telecommunications Technologies | 1996 |
Matthew Lee Brett | Systems Design Engineering | Remote Control Unit Design for Society | 1996 |
Rodrik Cave | Management Sciences | STV 400 Project: untitled | 1995 |
Thomas Birchall | Psychology | The New Work Environment and a Theory of Dynamics | 1995 |
Sheri Ferko | Systems Design Engineering | Computers and Distance Education | 1995 |
Andrew Blau | Systems Design Engineering | Examination of the Social Impact of Widespread Electronic Communication | 1994 |
Stuart Carmichael | Systems Design Engineering | The Role of Social Power in the Impact of Technology on Business Change | 1994 |
James P. Roy | Chemistry | “Scientific Journalism”: The Development and Self-Assessment of a Senior STV Project |
1993 |
William Lockwood | Systems Design Engineering | Music and Technology | 1993 |
Wayne Stewart Hessman | Environment & Resource Studies | Local Self-Reliance: Obstacles and Opportunities | 1992 |
Todd Ruthman | Systems Design Engineering | Inherently Safer Design: A new approach to an old problem | 1992 |
Angela Coulas | Urban & Regional Planning | Implications of Snowmobile Technology on Inuit Culture | 1992 |
Karen Banna | Arts | The Interaction of Society and Technology | 1992 |
Calvin Lantz | Philosophy | The Medieval Village and the Normative Narration of History | 1991 |
Suneel Gupta | Electrical Engineering | Development and the Hill People of the Uttarakhand, India | 1991 |
Rick Notman | Psychology | Groups: A Technology for Aiding Victims of Child Abuse | 1989 |
Andrea Zypchen | Engineering | Teaching Materials for The Role of the Engineer in Society | 1989 |
Durrell Scott Bowman | Music | The Structure of Musical Revolutions | 1989 |
Andrew H. Kyle | Chemical Engineering | Applying Environmental Ethics in Chemical Engineering | 1989 |
Ron Heise | Environment & Resource Studies | An Assessment of the Techniques Used for the Alleviation of Infertility | 1989 |
Scott Bridgman | Economics | The Technology, Society and Values Relationship as Explored through the Institution of Work | 1988 |
Lori Hanson | Environment & Resource Studies | The Content and Organization of Childbirth: A Comparative Cross-Cultural Analysis of Childbirth in Relation to Society, Technology and Values | 1988 |
Mark Anderson | Systems Design Engineering |
Duplication Technologies and Values | 1988 |