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Kate T. Luong

Luong Published in Two Academic Journals

PhD student Kate Luong has been published in two academic journals, Communication Monographs and Science Communication.

Her study published in Communication Monographs …

Sam Block outside of ESPN

Internship Spotlight: ESPN

Internship Spotlight
Sam Block
Production Intern at ESPN

Career Goals

My internship at ESPN this summer has been life changing. I arrived five weeks ago not knowing exactly what to…

Allison Mellor Professional Headshot

Internship Spotlight: Unilever

Internship Spotlight
Allison Mellor
Innovation Marketing Intern at Unilever

Hang onto your seats, ladies and gents! Here’s your inside scoop into Unilever, the home to…

Jesse Fox

Fox on Narcissism and Selfies

Smartphones and social media have contributed to the rise of selfies, and not at a small cost. More than 250 people -- most under age 30 -- died while taking selfies between 2011 and 2017.

Erik Nisbet

Nisbet on Deepfakes, Dumbfakes and Polarization

The Associated Press quoted professor Erik Nisbet's expertise on deepfakes, dumbfakes and their role in shaping political beliefs. The article cites Nisbet's 2018 study that found fake news may…

Naomi Posner posing in front of the Lippe Taylor logo

Internship Spotlight: Lippe Taylor

Internship Spotlight
Naomi Posner
Beauty Public Relations Intern at Lippe Taylor

 

Changing Things Up

The best piece of advice regarding internships that I’ve received is…

Brad Bushman

Bushman Calls for Overhaul of TV Ratings

Professor and researcher Brad Bushman is advocating for a change in U.S. media ratings to better inform parents and protect children.

Bushman and his colleague Dan Romer, research…

Akayla Gardner posing with the TODAY Show logo

Internship Spotlight: TODAY SHOW

Internship Spotlight
Akayla Gardner
Production Intern with TODAY Show
 

Since June, I’ve spent my summer as a Production Intern for the world’s first and…

Matthew Grizzard

Grizzard on Characters, Morality and Likability

Researcher and assistant professor Matthew Grizzard's study found that people found moral characters to be more likable and immoral characters to be less likable.

A sample of college…