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.
Connie Yuan promoted to full Professor
Connie Yuan was promoted to full Professor, effective April 1. Congratulations!
Communication Breakdown: Episode 4
Episode 4 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 4: Drew Margolin
Using humor and fear to examine climate change
Professor Jeff Niederdeppe and Ph.D. student Chris Skurka are looking at the best way to engage millennials about climate change: humor or fear?
Bruce Lewenstein speaks about science communication
Professor Bruce Lewenstein gave a talk on February 20 at the Boyce Thompson Institute to discuss the complexities of science communication.
Social Media Lab research into online bystander intervention
The Social Media Lab is researching ways to promote bystander intervention to cyberbullying, and a paper on the topic, “Upstanding by Design: Bystander Intervention in Cyberbullying,” will be presented in April at the Computer Human Interaction Conference. Researchers on the project include Professor Natalie Bazarova, postdoctoral researcher Dominic DiFranzo, doctoral candidates Samuel Hardman Taylor and Franccesca Kazerooni, M.S. ’17, and Olivia Wherry ’16, MPS ’17.
Communication Breakdown: Episode 3
Episode 3 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 3: Jonathon Schuldt: Climate Change vs. Global Warming, Pope Francis and changing minds.
Sahara Byrne and Drew Margolin selected for ISS Faculty Fellow Cohort
Professors Sahara Byrne and Drew Margolin are 2 of the 15 faculty selected to be in the Institute for Social Sciences 2018-2019 cohort of Faculty Fellows.
Communication Breakdown: Episode 2
Episode 2 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 2: Jessie Taft and Dominic DiFranzo of the Social Media Lab.
Sue Fussell named Liberty Hyde Bailey Profesor
Sue Fussell has been named a Liberty Hyde Bailey Professor in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, effective February 1, 2018. This professorship, named in honor of the first CALS dean, is one of the most prestigious honors given by our college and the university.
Communication Breakdown: Episode 1
Introducing the weekly 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 1: Sahara Byrne