Dean's Fellow, Communication and Design
School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Biography
Zoha Batool Khan is an interdisciplinary researcher and writer interested in identity formation, digital media, pop culture, affect and gender and sexuality. Her current research focuses on Pakistani women’s observations on South Asian masculinity subcultures and international political movements. She holds an MA in Anthropology.
Research and Teaching Interests
- Media, Technology and Digital Rights
- Gender and Sexuality
- South Asian Politics and Culture
- Political Economy of Media
- Globalization
Selected Roles and Contributions
- Curriculum Designer: Created seven thematic units on media literacy for public schools (MMfD)
- Researcher: Developed theoretical frameworks and conducted qualitative research on digital rights, privacy, and tech-politics intersections
- Writer: Authored bilingual children’s stories addressing urban inequality, state violence, and social justice for national education initiatives under EdJAM.
