The following graduate students are currently on the job market. Please view their profiles for more information.
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- Graduate Student
Keywords: intergroup/interpersonal, discrimination after death, end-of-life communication
My primary areas of interest revolve around the trans experience, including aging, death and dying, intergenerational interactions, and media portrayals.
- Graduate Student
Computational Methods, Media Effects, Media Neuroscience
- Graduate Student
Organizational communication, Group communication, Knowledge sharing, Expertise recognition, Technology use, Collaboration
- Graduate Student
Interpersonal Communication and Race
- Graduate Student
Chronemics, technology, and personal relationships are key elements in Qing’s research. She is passionate about the intersection of interpersonal communication and computer-mediated communication, as well as their relational and health outcomes.
- Graduate Student
Keywords: Computer-Mediated Communication; Human-Computer Interaction; Online Civility
Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC), Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), Social Media, Online Journalism
- Graduate Student
Political Communication; Mass Communication; Media Effects; Framing Effects
- Graduate Student
Culture; Microaggression, Stereotypes and Discrimination; Media Effects
- Graduate Student
Media Effects, New Media, Computer-Mediated Communication, Health Communication, Media & Wellbeing
- Graduate Student
Interpersonal communication; romantic partnerships; conflict resolution; hope communication; apology structure; forgiveness processes
- Graduate Student
Digital Technology; Online Privacy; Credibility & Misinformation; Digital Inequality; Digital Divide; Algorithmic Bias
- Graduate Student
Media Affordance, Human-Machine Communication