Nanyi Bi

B.A., Renmin University of China

M.A., Peking University

Research area: Communication across cultures; computer-mediated communication

Pamara Chang

B.A., University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Research interests: Health and Interpersonal Communication.  Computer-mediated Communication (i.e. Privacy management and disclosure)

Yoon Hyung Choi

B.A., Northwestern University

Research areas: Computer-mediated communication; personal information sharing through social networking services; privacy management online

Chris Clarke

Mary Beth Deline

B.A., Simon Fraser University

M.E.S., University of Waterloo

Research area: Sustainability; persuasion; risk communication; social networks

Graham Dixon

B.A., University of Texas at Austin  

Research area: Science and health communication 

Evan Earle

B.S., Cornell University
Research area: Human computer interaction related to library and museum digital collections

Gina Eosco

B.S., Environmental Science and Policy

M.S., Cornell University

Research Interests: Risk, science, and visual communication; visualizing abstract science concepts such as uncertainty; weather, climate and hazards communication

Jill Freeman Axline

B.A., Cornell University

M.A., Pepperdine University

Research areas: Interactive communication technologies; health communication; affective computing; social marketing and behavior change

Ge Gao

B.A., Peking University

M.A., Peking University

Research area: Crosscultural Computer-mediated Communication (CMC), Computer-supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) especially in Distributed Teams, Interpersonal Perception on Social Network Sites(SNS), Human-computer Interaction (HCI)

Stephanie Gokhman

B.A., Information Technology & Informatics, Rutgers University
Research areas: Cyberinfrastructure, e-Science, scientific collaboration with focus on collaborative development, emergence and data sharing; computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW); commons production and crowdsourcing in science

Jamie Guillory

B.A., the Pennsylvania State University
Research area: Computer-Mediated Communication with specific focus on how features unique to social networking websites (e.g., privacy, characteristics of ties) affect behaviors and perceptions in CMC.

Jing Guo

B.B.A., Simon Fraser University
Research area: Organizational and Small Group Communication, especially focusing on team building and work collaboration for geographically dispersed groups.

Megan Halpern

B.A., Smith College
Research Areas: Science communication, the intersection of art and science, Mobile technologies and public engagement with science, interaction design
http://meganhalpern.com/

Caroline Jack

B.A., Psychology, University of Missouri-Columbia
M.B.A., Saint Louis University
M.A.(R), Communication, Saint Louis University
Research areas: Cultural history of communication technologies, especially financial reporting technologies; public communication of the societal roles of the corporate business enterprise and the stock market.

Sherri Jean Katz

B.A., Newhouse School at Syracuse

M.A., Culture and Communications at NYU

Research areas: Message resistance; psychological distance; mobile technology

Hyekyung "Kay" Kim

B.A., Ewha Women's University
M.S., S. I. Syracuse University
Research area: Risk and crisis communication, specifically examine the role of attitude and emotional response in the cognitive processing of health risk and organizational crisis communication.

Sun Jung "Sunny" Kim

M.A., New York University
Research area: Unintended effect of new media (e.g., cyberloafing, problematic Internet use), especially psychological and behavioral effects of new media Strategic communication in persuasion: Cognition framing in pro-social campaign messages (e.g., gain- vs. loss-framed); Emotional appeals in health messages (e.g., negative emotion framing); The role of emotion contagion, empathy and source likability in persuasion
Promising Anson Rowe Award in 2010 http://comm.cornell.edu/student-life/21

Christopher Langone

Tae Kyoung Lee

B.A., Ewha Women's University
M.A., UC Davis
Research area: Information processing of media narratives, interplay between emotion and cognition.

Theodore Lee

Biological Sciences, Cornell University
Research area: Health communication and persuasion - how media affects and can facilitate pro-health behaviors.  Currently working on how uncertainty affects interpretation of TV news and the effect of gender on breakfast eating

Tony Chung Li Liao

B.A., University of Southern California
Research Areas: Mobile Technology, Augmented Reality Applications, Open Source Software Communities

Jin Liu

B.A. & B.S., Peking University

M.A., Clemson Univerisity

Research area: Interpersonal communication in Face-to-Face and computer-mediated communication across cultures

Yi-Ching (Angel) Liu

M.A., National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
Research area: Computer-mediated communication, Group decision-making

Brian Mayer

B.A., Psychology, Cornell University

MSc, Evolutionary Psychology, University of Liverpool

Research Areas: Inter-group biases in communication; deception in computer-mediated communication; communication of controversial scientific ideas to the general public; evolutionary psychology and perspectives on communication 

Elizabeth Newbury

B.A., Bryn Mawr College

Research area: New media and society studies, online communities and the role of gender

Duyen (Mary) Nguyen

B. Comp., National University of Singapore
Research area: Cross cultural Computer Mediated Communication

Sandy Payette

B.S., MBA, Binghamton University
Research interests:  social impact of Web-based communication platforms (social and scientific);  tensions between privacy and openness; tensions between digital "remembering" (preserving) vs. "forgetting" (deleting); issues related to data aggregation and information policy

Lindsay Reynolds

B.A., UCLA
Research area: Collaboration among players in Massively Multiplayer Online Games

Laura Rickard

B.A., Brown University
Research interests: How risks are communicated in national parks; the relationship between risk perception, risk communication, and attribution of responsibility for human health and safety; the role of “informal” or “non-official” communication and communicators in conveying strategic environmental and health-related information

Rebecca Robbins

B.S., Cornell University
Research area: Health and interpersonal communication; how our social interactions (i.e. conversations) and networks influence our health behavior

Sungjong Roh

B.A. & M.A., Korea University
Research area: Roles of time in risk judgment & decision making; Math in Mass communication – Causes and consequences of how people process numbers and figures in communicating risks; Interplay of social networks and mediated messages on elite/public opinion towards social policy; On the interactions of public deliberation, polarization, mutual understanding, and citizen participation – How communication unites/divides us

Leslie Setlock

B.A., Earlham College
M.A., Carnegie Mellon University
Research area: Computer-mediated communication (CMC), with an emphasis on the effects of CMC on intercultural communication.

Erin L. Spottswood

B.A., Carthage College
M.A., Michigan State University
Research area: Computer-mediated interpersonal communication; deception communication

Joseph Steinhardt

B.A., Boston University
Research area: Risk, numeracy, quantitative literacy, finance communication, math communication, science.

Meghnaa Tallapragada

B.E., Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT), India

M.S., Communication, North Carolina State University

Research area: Risk communication of emerging technologies (such as nanotechnology and genetically modified foods) with a focus on public engagement

Tina (Chien-Wen) Yuan

M.A., National Taiwan University & Colombia University
Research area: Crosscultural communication, computer mediated communication, and social media.

Xuan Zhao

B.A., Shandong University (China)
M.A., University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Research area: Human-Computer Interaction, especially the roles of awareness and social networks in computer-supported collaborative work (CSCW), and designs of systems that could help facilitate implicit interactions in distributed environments.