Addressing Science-related Misinformation: Exploring Cross-Cultural Differences and NGO Responses
Communication Studies
The key focus of the research is the relationship between vaccine hesitancy and climate change denial because of misinformation, specifically on how it is perceived because of social media.
Health Campaign Message Design & Snapchat Geofilte
Communication Studies
Susan Mello, Assistant Professor, Communication Studies Class: COMM 4102 Health Communication Campaigns Spring 2018
Theoretical Analysis of State-Wide Opioid Campaign
Communication Studies
This project studied the effectiveness of an opiod awareness campaign. This analysis showed that the campaign struggled to communicate the aspects of the Health Belief Model necessary to prompt behavior change.
Found Signals
Communication Studies
Class: MSCR 1230 Introduction to Film Production sec. 1 Instructor: Seth Mulliken, Assistant Teaching Professor Spring 2018
Zine
Communication Studies
A zine exploring the effects of imposter syndrome on non-men in the music industry.
Found Signals
Communication Studies
Class: MSCR 1230 Introduction to Film Production sec. 1 Instructor: Seth Mulliken, Assistant Teaching Professor Spring 2018
Zine
Communication Studies
A zine exploring the effects of imposter syndrome on non-men in the music industry.
Addressing Science-related Misinformation: Exploring Cross-Cultural Differences and NGO Responses
Communication Studies
The key focus of the research is the relationship between vaccine hesitancy and climate change denial because of misinformation, specifically on how it is perceived because of social media.
Health Campaign Message Design & Snapchat Geofilte
Communication Studies
Susan Mello, Assistant Professor, Communication Studies Class: COMM 4102 Health Communication Campaigns Spring 2018
Theoretical Analysis of State-Wide Opioid Campaign
Communication Studies
This project studied the effectiveness of an opiod awareness campaign. This analysis showed that the campaign struggled to communicate the aspects of the Health Belief Model necessary to prompt behavior change.
Carousel with one slide shown at a time. Use the Previous and Next buttons to navigate.
Zine
Communication Studies
A zine exploring the effects of imposter syndrome on non-men in the music industry.
Addressing Science-related Misinformation: Exploring Cross-Cultural Differences and NGO Responses
Communication Studies
The key focus of the research is the relationship between vaccine hesitancy and climate change denial because of misinformation, specifically on how it is perceived because of social media.
Health Campaign Message Design & Snapchat Geofilte
Communication Studies
Susan Mello, Assistant Professor, Communication Studies Class: COMM 4102 Health Communication Campaigns Spring 2018
Theoretical Analysis of State-Wide Opioid Campaign
Communication Studies
This project studied the effectiveness of an opiod awareness campaign. This analysis showed that the campaign struggled to communicate the aspects of the Health Belief Model necessary to prompt behavior change.
Found Signals
Communication Studies
Class: MSCR 1230 Introduction to Film Production sec. 1 Instructor: Seth Mulliken, Assistant Teaching Professor Spring 2018
Featured Work
Software Tools to Support Climate Change Reporting: Addressing Gaps and Needs among Journalists
Journalism
This research project seeks to design software tools for journalists covering climate change in order to address gaps and needs. The study involves interviews with professional U.S. and international climate journalists.
What Reddit can tell us about banned Olympic drugs
Journalism
Banned Olympic substances can reinvent themselves in unexpected ways.
A deeper look at hate crimes against people of color in Boston
Journalism
It was four years ago but Emily Veiga is still feeling its vicious effects.
For Boston’s working homeless, a job is not enough
Journalism
Undergraduate November 11, 2016
#MeToo activist calls for action from MA officials
Journalism
Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, urged policymakers and advocates at the New England Women’s Policy Conference Nov. 16 to create long-lasting societal change by addressing pervasive issues of sexual violence
For Boston’s working homeless, a job is not enough
Journalism
Undergraduate November 11, 2016
#MeToo activist calls for action from MA officials
Journalism
Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, urged policymakers and advocates at the New England Women’s Policy Conference Nov. 16 to create long-lasting societal change by addressing pervasive issues of sexual violence
Software Tools to Support Climate Change Reporting: Addressing Gaps and Needs among Journalists
Journalism
This research project seeks to design software tools for journalists covering climate change in order to address gaps and needs. The study involves interviews with professional U.S. and international climate journalists.
What Reddit can tell us about banned Olympic drugs
Journalism
Banned Olympic substances can reinvent themselves in unexpected ways.
A deeper look at hate crimes against people of color in Boston
Journalism
It was four years ago but Emily Veiga is still feeling its vicious effects.
Carousel with one slide shown at a time. Use the Previous and Next buttons to navigate.
#MeToo activist calls for action from MA officials
Journalism
Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, urged policymakers and advocates at the New England Women’s Policy Conference Nov. 16 to create long-lasting societal change by addressing pervasive issues of sexual violence
Software Tools to Support Climate Change Reporting: Addressing Gaps and Needs among Journalists
Journalism
This research project seeks to design software tools for journalists covering climate change in order to address gaps and needs. The study involves interviews with professional U.S. and international climate journalists.
What Reddit can tell us about banned Olympic drugs
Journalism
Banned Olympic substances can reinvent themselves in unexpected ways.
A deeper look at hate crimes against people of color in Boston
Journalism
It was four years ago but Emily Veiga is still feeling its vicious effects.
For Boston’s working homeless, a job is not enough
Journalism
Undergraduate November 11, 2016
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