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Marie-Louise Mares
Associate professor, communication arts
Expert on children and media, pro-social/educational TV, media use among older adults
Dominique Brossard
Professor and Chair, life sciences communication; steering committee, Holtz Center of Science and Technology Studies
Expert on media, science and policy, science and social media, public understanding of science, public attitudes toward controversial science
Dietram Scheufele
John E. Ross Professor and Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor, Life Sciences Communication
Expert on public opinion, science emerging technologies, new media and politics
Joanne Cantor
Professor emerita, communication arts; director, Center for Communication Research
Expert on the psychological impact of the media on the emotions and thoughts of children and adults
Diane Gooding
Professor, psychology and psychiatry
Expert on identification of risk factors for psychotic disorders, especially schizophrenia, as well as media and mental illness
Barry Orton
Professor emeritus, telecommunications, professional development and applied studies
Telecommunications policy, Internet utilization, cable television regulation, media industries
Kathleen Culver
James E. Burgess Chair in Journalism Ethics; Director, Center for Journalism Ethics; Assistant Professor
Expert in media ethics, journalism, strategic communication/marketing, free expression, emerging technologies, social media
Karyn Riddle
Assistant professor, journalism and mass communication
Expert on effects of exposure to media violence, with a focus on children's reactions
B. Bradford Brown
Professor, educational psychology
Expert on social development, social transitions, and social media use during adolescence and young adulthood.
Ahna Skop
Professor of Genetics
Expert on cell division in animal cells, characterized the midbody (new organelle), uses scientific art for outreach, social media and science engagement expert
Jonathan Gray
Professor, media and cultural studies, communication arts
Expert on contemporary television, audiences, comedy and convergence
Patricia Hastings
Faculty associate, journalism and mass communication
Expert in visual storytelling, broadcast and print news reporting, writing for media, video in strategic communication
Michael Flaherty
Senior lecturer, life sciences communication
Expert on the media, the role of journalism in public policy debate, public relations and its role in public dialogue
James Brown
Assistant professor of English
Research covers rhetoric and digital culture, Wikipedia, networked software, blogging and wikis
Don Stanley
Faculty associate, life sciences communication
Expert on digital communication strategies, social media, Twitter marketing strategy, web design
Michael Wagner
Assistant professor, School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Expert on elections, media, American politics, presidency, political communication, political behavior, public opinion, religion and politics, redistricting
Lucas Graves
Assistant professor, journalism & mass communication
Expert on new media and fact-checking in journalism and politics
Jignesh Patel
Professor, computer sciences
Expert on data management, now called big data. Also, an entrepreneur, and passionate about eco-friendly/green computing.
Scott Gomer
Director, communications & client services, WIDA at WCER in the School of Education
Expert on corporate communications, public relations, marketing, and Air Force radio and TV broadcasting.
Shiela Reaves
Professor and director undergraduate studies, life sciences communication
Specializes in visual media communication, how neuroscience supports interdisciplinary theories of visual imagery and impact on media messages, audiences.
Vlad Dima
Assistant Professor, French & Italian Department
Expert on West African, French, and Hollywood cinemas.
Lindsay Palmer
Assistant Professor, School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Former journalist, current professor of global media ethics. Focuses on the safety of journalists in the field.
Ramzi Fawaz
Assistant Professor of English
I study the relationship between popular culture and radical social movements.
William Cox
Assistant Scientist, Department of Psychology
Expert on stereotyping, prejudice, and implicit bias — how the brain's learning processes perpetuate them, and evidence-based interventions to overcome them
Emilia Tjernström
Assistant professor, Public Affairs and Agricultural and Applied Economics
Expert on development economics, with a focus on agricultural technology adoption, social networks, political economy, and the role of beliefs and learning in shaping decision-making.