Val Muzik

PhD Candidate
Entrance Cohort
Education

BA (hons.) Political Science, summa cum laude, York University, 2016
MA (with distinction), International Relations, McMaster University, 2017


About

Val Muzik is a PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science and specializes in international relations. Their research interests focus on perception in global politics, particularly involving computer technologies; virtual political spaces and simulated environments; culture and global politics, especially visual culture and media; and science and technology studies and international theory.


Publications

Sarson, Leah, Val Muzik, Robert Comeau, Glenn Gambrell, Brandon Ray, and Leehi Yona (2019). “The Model Arctic Council: Simulated negotiations as pedagogy and embodied diplomacy.” The American Review of Canadian Studies, 49, no. 1 (2019): 105-122.


Awards

SSHRC-Doctoral (2019)
UBC Four-Year Fellowship (2018)
Harry Lyman Hooker Senior Fellowship (2017)
Ontario Graduate Scholarship (2016, 2017)
SSHRC-Master’s (2016)
Certificate of Achievement for Academic Excellence (2016)
Faculty Essay Prize, Best 4000-Level Essay, 2015-2016 Academic Session
Faculty Essay Prize, Best 3000-Level Essay, 2015-2016 Academic Session
York International Mobility Award (x2, 2016)


Val Muzik

PhD Candidate
Entrance Cohort
Education

BA (hons.) Political Science, summa cum laude, York University, 2016
MA (with distinction), International Relations, McMaster University, 2017


About

Val Muzik is a PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science and specializes in international relations. Their research interests focus on perception in global politics, particularly involving computer technologies; virtual political spaces and simulated environments; culture and global politics, especially visual culture and media; and science and technology studies and international theory.


Publications

Sarson, Leah, Val Muzik, Robert Comeau, Glenn Gambrell, Brandon Ray, and Leehi Yona (2019). “The Model Arctic Council: Simulated negotiations as pedagogy and embodied diplomacy.” The American Review of Canadian Studies, 49, no. 1 (2019): 105-122.


Awards

SSHRC-Doctoral (2019)
UBC Four-Year Fellowship (2018)
Harry Lyman Hooker Senior Fellowship (2017)
Ontario Graduate Scholarship (2016, 2017)
SSHRC-Master’s (2016)
Certificate of Achievement for Academic Excellence (2016)
Faculty Essay Prize, Best 4000-Level Essay, 2015-2016 Academic Session
Faculty Essay Prize, Best 3000-Level Essay, 2015-2016 Academic Session
York International Mobility Award (x2, 2016)


Val Muzik

PhD Candidate
Entrance Cohort
Education

BA (hons.) Political Science, summa cum laude, York University, 2016
MA (with distinction), International Relations, McMaster University, 2017

About keyboard_arrow_down

Val Muzik is a PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science and specializes in international relations. Their research interests focus on perception in global politics, particularly involving computer technologies; virtual political spaces and simulated environments; culture and global politics, especially visual culture and media; and science and technology studies and international theory.

Publications keyboard_arrow_down

Sarson, Leah, Val Muzik, Robert Comeau, Glenn Gambrell, Brandon Ray, and Leehi Yona (2019). “The Model Arctic Council: Simulated negotiations as pedagogy and embodied diplomacy.” The American Review of Canadian Studies, 49, no. 1 (2019): 105-122.

Awards keyboard_arrow_down

SSHRC-Doctoral (2019)
UBC Four-Year Fellowship (2018)
Harry Lyman Hooker Senior Fellowship (2017)
Ontario Graduate Scholarship (2016, 2017)
SSHRC-Master’s (2016)
Certificate of Achievement for Academic Excellence (2016)
Faculty Essay Prize, Best 4000-Level Essay, 2015-2016 Academic Session
Faculty Essay Prize, Best 3000-Level Essay, 2015-2016 Academic Session
York International Mobility Award (x2, 2016)