Stephanie Lind

Dr. Stephanie Lind is an Associate Professor at Queen's University's DAN School of Drama and Music. Her primary affiliation is within the Department of Music, where she teaches music theory, analysis, and musicology. She holds a B.Mus. (Hon.) from Wilfrid Laurier University, an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of British Columbia. Her research focuses on video game music, transformational theory, and contemporary Canadian art music, with a particular emphasis on the intersection of musical structures and gameplay narratives.

Dr. Lind's research has been supported by a SSHRC Insight Grant and has produced influential works like Authenticity in the Music of Video Games (Lexington Press, 2023). Her articles explore topics such as rogue-lite game sound design, rhythm game mechanics, and the role of music in Assassin's Creed narratives. She is a屡获殊荣的教师, winning multiple DAN School Teaching Awards for her innovative pedagogical approaches, including the integration of technology in classrooms and mentorship of student research projects.

Her community involvement includes active participation in Queen’s Music programs and Kingston’s music scene as a woodwind player and ensemble vocalist. Dr. Lind’s work bridges academic research with practical applications, emphasizing both scholarly rigor and creative expression.