Faculty Scholarship from 2022
Is it broken or just bruised? Evaluating AI and its ethical implications within the PR and health care industries, Jamie Ward and Alisa Agozzino
Faculty Scholarship from 2021
Millennials versus Old Economy Steve: Memes, generational abandonment, and the possibilities of taking care, Jonathan S. Carter
“What if you die?”: Skipped‐generation caregivers’ reported conversations with their grandchildren about death, Jessica D. Freeman and Jessica Elton
“A toxic trend?”: Generational conflict and connectivity in Twitter discourse under the #BoomerRemover hashtag, Daniel Sipocz, Jessica D. Freeman, and Jessica Elton
Faculty Scholarship from 2019
Clothing in the Scottish court, 1543-1553, Melanie Schuessler Bond
Transindividuating nodes: Rhetoric as the architechnical organizer of networks, Jonathan S. Carter
“A second-chance at being a parent”: Grandparent caregivers’ reported communication and parenting practices with co-residential grandchildren, Jessica D. Freeman, Jessica Elton, and Andrea Lambert South
Climate risk communication of navigation safety and climate conditions over Lake Victoria basin: Exploring perceptions and knowledge of indigenous communities, James Kiwanuka-Tondo, Frederick Semazzi, and Keon Pettiway
Contest over authority: Navigating native advertising’s impacts on journalism autonomy, You Li
The role performance of native advertising in legacy and digital-only news media, You Li
Brand disclosure and source partiality affect native advertising recognition and media credibility, You Li and Ye Wang
Faculty Scholarship from 2018
Converting cultural capital into economic capital: a hybrid newspaper’s content management and performance during economic turbulence, You Li and Esther Thorson
A practical guide to ethics in public relations, Regina Luttrell and Jamie Ward
Looking in to see out: An introspective approach to teaching ethics in PR, Regina Luttrell and Jamie Ward
Faculty Scholarship from 2017
Visual expressions of Black identity: African American and African museum websites, Melissa A. Johnson and Keon M. Pettiway
Monitored relations: The U.S. film industry, Chinese film policy and soft power, Deron Overpeck
Contradictions and promise for end-of-life communication among family and friends: Death over dinner conversations, Andrea Lambert South and Jessica Elton
Understanding “native advertising” from the perspective of communication strategies, Ye Wang and You Li
Veteran friendships across lifetimes: Brothers and sisters in arms, Jamie Ward