College of Media & Communication faculty and graduate students will feature prominently at the upcoming AEJMC Midwinter Conference to be held at the University of Oklahoma, March 3-4.
In addition to numerous presentations across a variety of sessions and divisions, a team of doctoral students including Derrick Holland, Travis Loof, and Amber Krause were honored with a Top Paper Abstract award from the Communication Technology Division.
Presentations:
- Jessica Foumena & Oluseyi Adegbola. What has changed? An analysis of the New York Times' coverage of Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Presidential Election.
- Sherice Gearhart, Ph.D., & Oluseyi Adegbola. Hydraulic fracturing on U.S. cable news.
- Nicole Brown. Situational communication apprehension, avoidance and willingness to communicate with those experiencing homelessness.
- Sherice Gearhart, Ph.D., & Oluseyi Adegbola. Commenting on news stories via social media.
- Derrick Holland, Travis Loof, & Amber Krause. Short-circuited: An analysis of source credibility and artificial intelligence. TOP PAPER ABSTRACT, Communication Technology Division.
Panels:
- Alexander Moe & Sadia Cheema. Applying meta-analysis in mass communication research
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