Colloquium Series
Spring 2019 Schedule
Time: 1:30pm in 102 Mann (unless otherwise noted)
September 2019
- September 16: Second Year Project Poster Session in the Hub (4th floor of Mann Library Building)
October 2019
- October 7: Dr. Julia Corbett, University of Utah
- October 17: Dr. David Sherman, University of California, Santa Barbara (co-sponsored with the Roper Center; 1:30-2:45pm, 655 Rhodes Hall)
November 2019
- November 4: Dr. Noah Feinstein, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- November 18: Dr. MC Forelle, Cornell Tech
December 2019
- December 2: Dr. René Kizilcec, Cornell University
If you would like to be added to the Communication Colloquium Series listserve to receive reminders for these events, please send a request to Joanna.
Brooke Duffy interviewed by CNN Money
CNN interviewed Brooke Duffy about the gendered terminology used in the corporate world. Additionally, a paper by Brooke and Rebecca Schwartz (Comm '17) was cited in the piece.
Brook Duffy quoted in New York Times
The New York Times recently quoted Prof. Brooke Duffy in an article on branding.
Communication Breakdown: Episode 9
Episode 9 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 9: Prof Brooke Erin Duffy on gender, self-enterprise and the digital double bind.
New Lewis, Jr. writes in the Washington Post
Prof. Neil Lewis, Jr. co-authored a piece in the Washington Post relating to the diversity training planned for Starbucks employees.
Communication Breakdown: Episode 8
Episode 8 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 8: Neil Lewis, Jr.
Katherine McComas appointed vice provost for engagement and land-grant affairs
Professor Katherine McComas will be appointed vice provost for engagement and land-grant affairs by university provost Michael Kotlikoff. Her term begins July 1. In that role, she will serve as the academic lead for university-wide efforts to advance the social sciences: advocate for Cornell’s role as the land-grant university for New York state; monitor and collaborate on responses to the governor’s initiatives in higher education and economic development; and represent the university’s four contract colleges in dealings with the State University of New York, among other duties.
Jeff Niederdeppe quoted in USNews
Professor Jeff Niederdeppe was recently quoted in USNews regarding how over-exposure to health warnings can desensitize people to their significance.
Communication Breakdown: Episode 7
Episode 7 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 7: Andrea Stevenson Won: Virtual Reality as Social Communication
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.
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.