蜜桃影像 Communication Research Showcase

On October 25, the Department of Communication will host its annual Graduate Student Conference Presentation Practice Session. This event offers an opportunity for graduate students to present their research before they showcase it at the National Communication Association (NCA) Conference in November. These presentations cover a range of critical topics, from cultural representation in media to gender dynamics in sports, offering thought-provoking insights into communication's role in shaping society.

Featured Presentations:

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Matt Jardin

Taking the Words Out of Our Mouths: An Examination of Non-Asian Actors Voicing Animated Asian Characters in Studio Ghibli Films
 

Abstract & Bio
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Marissa Kildow

Echoes of Justice: Indigenous vs. non-Indigenous Podcasters in the Realm of True Crime

Abstract & Bio
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Stephanie Anne Moore

Uncovering Media Narratives: How They Shape Perceptions of Latino Immigration

Abstract & Bio
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Graham Sachtleben

Gender鈥檚 Influence on Mixed-Gender Rifle Team Communication: Coaching Perspectives

Abstract & Bio

Don鈥檛 miss the chance to support these emerging scholars as they prepare for their national debut!

 

Event Information

Date
October 25, 2024

Time
3:00 PM 鈥 5:00 PM

Location
Gruening 503H, or via Zoom

Zoom Link