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Start Over Graduate Program Communications Year 2020

1. "The Melissa McCarthy Effect": Feminism, Body Representation and Women-Centered Comedies

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Open Access
Author:
Bednarz, Catherine Marie
Title:
"The Melissa McCarthy Effect": Feminism, Body Representation and Women-Centered Comedies
Graduate Program:
Communications
Keywords:
Melissa McCarthy
Bridesmaids
women in Hollywood
fat representation
women-centered comedies
feminist comedy
File:
Download Bednarz_Final_Dissertation_Post_Defense_Corrected.pdf
Committee Members:
Matthew Paul Mcallister, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Matthew Paul Mcallister, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Michelle Lyn Rodino, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Kevin J Hagopian, Committee Member
Lee A Ahern, Outside Member
Matthew Paul Mcallister, Program Head/Chair

2. Clear, Compelling, and Convincing Science Communication: Designing an Online Science Communication Learning Module for STEM Graduate Students

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Open Access
Author:
Swayne, Matthew
Title:
Clear, Compelling, and Convincing Science Communication: Designing an Online Science Communication Learning Module for STEM Graduate Students
Graduate Program:
Communications
Keywords:
science communication
health communication
risk communication
science communication training
File:
Download SwayneMastersThesisScienceCommunication11-9CORRECT.pdf
Committee Members:
Lee A Ahern, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Jessica Gall Myrick, Committee Member
Juliet Pinto, Committee Member
Anthony Olorunnisola, Program Head/Chair

5. Kidfluencing: The Role of Selling Intent, Logo Presence, and Disclosure Modality on Parental Appraisals of Children’s Unboxing Content

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Open Access
Author:
Freeman, Jason
Title:
Kidfluencing: The Role of Selling Intent, Logo Presence, and Disclosure Modality on Parental Appraisals of Children’s Unboxing Content
Graduate Program:
Communications
Keywords:
Sponsored advertising
Native advertising
Influencer Marketing
Digital Marketing
YouTube
Policy
File:
Download Jason_Freeman_Dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
Francis Erin Dardis, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Francis Erin Dardis, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Fuyuan Shen, Committee Member
Denise Sevick Bortree, Committee Member
Jessica Gall Myrick, Outside Member
Matthew Paul Mcallister, Program Head/Chair

6. How should AI talk to users when collecting their personal information? Effects of role framing and self-referencing on Human-AI interaction

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Open Access
Author:
Liao, Meng Qi
Title:
How should AI talk to users when collecting their personal information? Effects of role framing and self-referencing on Human-AI interaction
Graduate Program:
Communications
Keywords:
Human-AI Interaction
Human Machine Communication
Privacy concerns
File:
Download MA_Thesis_Mengqi_Liao_final.pdf
Committee Members:
S. Shyam Sundar, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Fuyuan Shen, Committee Member
Amulya Yadav, Committee Member
Anthony Olorunnisola, Program Head/Chair