Colloquium Series
Fall 2018 Schedule
Time: 1:30pm in 102 Mann (unless otherwise noted)
September 2018
- September 24th: Second Year Project Poster Session (in the Hub, 4th floor of Mann Library)
If you would like to be added to the Communication Colloquium Series list serve to receive reminders of these events, please send a request to Joanna.
Comm faculty selected for ISS Collaborative Project Teams
Congratulations to Natalie Bazarova, Brooke Duffy, and Drew Margolin, who were all selected to be on the Institute for Social Sciences Collaborative Project Teams for 2018-2021! Natalie and Drew are working on Pro-Social Behaviors in the Digital Age, and Brooke is working on Algorithms, Big Data, and Inequality. Read more
New issue of COMMconnect!
We're happy to announce the publication of the fall 2017/winter 2018 issue of the Department of Communication newsletter, COMMconnect. Read more
Jason Holley quoted on oyster repopulation in the Hudson
Ph.D. student Jason Holley was quoted in The New Food Economy about research on the potential repercussions of oyster repopulation in the Hudson. Read more
Katherine McComas and Jason Holley in the Cornell Chronicle
Ph.D. student Jason Holley and Professor Katherine McComas are researching communication strategies related to the restoration of oyster habitats near New York City, and the Cornell Chronicle reported. Read more
Natalie Bazarova quoted in the Financial Express
Professor Natalie Bazarova was recently quoted in the Financial Express, remarking on social media's use of private data. Read more
Communication Breakdown: Episode 6
Episode 6 of the Department of Communication podcast "Communication Breakdown" with host Christopher Byrne. The weekly production will feature faculty, alumni, and perhaps graduate and undergraduate students talking about their research and how it can benefit society with. It aims to be both informative and entertaining.
Episode 6: Andrea Stevenson Won: Virtual Reality as Social Communication Read more
New book from Lee Humphreys
Lee Humphreys has a new book out! The Qualified Self: Social Media and the Accounting of Everyday Life compares modern social media to historical trends like baby books, diaries, and photo albums. Read more
Natalie Bazarova authors Psychology Today blog post
Natalie Bazarova authored a blog post for Psychology Today on the research being done in the Social Media Lab, which looks at platforms that allow young users to safely explore social media. Read more
Reuters quotes Jeff Niederdeppe
Prof. Jeff Niederdeppe was featured in a Reuters article about his research on what motivates people to engage with climate change action. Read more
Jon Schuldt published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology
Prof. Jon Schuldt (along with Laura Rickard and Janet Yang, two of the Communication Department's former PhDs) recently published an article on the psychological distance of climate change. The paper, titled "Does reduced psychological distance increase climate engagement? On the limits of localizing climate change,” appears in the Journal of Environmental Psychology, and the Cornell Chronicle reported further, as well. Read more