Colloquium Series
Spring 2019 Schedule
Time: 1:30pm in 102 Mann (unless otherwise noted)
April 2019
- April 15th: TBA
- April 29th: ICA Preview Talks and Undergraduate Honors Thesis Presentations
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Natalie Bazarova and Shelby Rokito receive ISS Grant
Prof. Natalie Bazarova was awarded $10,000 for her research entitled “Constant Social Media Use Among College Students.” She shares the award with Shelby Rokito, a Communication Department senior and a Rawlings Cornell Presidential Research Scholar, who is conducting an undergraduate honors thesis investigating constant social media use among college students. Read more
Communication affiliates featured in periodiCALS
Drew Margolin, Geri Gay, and Katherine McComas were featured in the fall 2014 issue of periodiCALS.
Drew Margolin in “Telltale Tweets, ” p. 7; Prof. Geri Gay in “Vital Status Updates,” p. 17; and Prof. Katherine McComas in ”A Practical Science: Agricultural Biotechnology in Focus,” p. 28. Read more
Geri Gay and Eric Baumer Receive NSF Grant
Professor Geri Gay and Post-Doctoral Associate Eric Baumer received an NSF grant to study the non-use of Facebook, entitled “Non-Use as a Transformative Lens for Understanding Social Technology.” The three-year grant is for $499,860.
Jenny Barnett: New Editor-in-Chief & Publisher of Cornell Alumni Magazine
Jenny Barnett has been appointed Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Cornell Alumni Magazine, an appointment she will assume late fall 2014. Read more
Natalie Bazarova and Pamara Chang profiled in the Cornell Chronicle
Communication Grad student Pamara Chang and Assistant Professor Natalie Bazarova were profiled in the Cornell Chronicle for their work on pro-anorexia websites. Read more
Tarleton Gillespie publishes in The Atlantic
Prof. Tarleton Gillespie & Jessa Lingel publish "One Name to Rule Them All: Facebook's Identity Problem" in The Atlantic. Read more
Lee Humphreys & Elizabeth Newbury publish Journal of Extension
Grad student Elizabeth Newbury, Prof. Lee Humphreys, and Lucas Fuess (2010 CALS grad) published “Over the Hurdles: Barriers to Social Media Use in Extension Offices” in the Journal of Extension. Read more
Mike Shapiro wins NIFA/USDA grant
Prof. Mike Shapiro, Co-Principal Investigator, and Robert Gravani, Principal Investigator, received a National Institute for Food & Agriculture/US Department of Agriculture grant for their research project, "Personal narratives of foodborne illness to increase Mexican-American perceptions of foodborne illness." Read more
Tarleton Gillespie's new paper profiled in the Atlantic
Tarleton Gillespie and Kate Crawford's new paper and research in New Media & Society profiled | The Atlantic Read more