Sunah Lee, a doctoral candidate and graduate assistant at the School of Communication, is conducting research that has a profound impact on current social issues. Her research illuminates relevant facets of South Korean culture by examining feminist movements, media privatization and gender portrayal in the media.
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Research news from the CCI School Communication
How Sunah Lee’s Research Portfolio Reflects a Commitment to Social Justice
SCOM’s Dr. Rachel Bailey Awarded $20,000 CRC Grant
School of Communicaton associate professor Dr. Rachel Bailey recently received a $20,000 Summer Research Support award from the Council on Research and Creativity (CRC) for her project “Utilizing Competing Biological Motivations: Can We Decrease People’s Disgust Response to Lab Grown Meat?” This project will test if it’s possible to change consumer acceptance of lab grown …
CONTINUE READINGUndergraduate SCOM Student Presents Research at International Conference
Written by Elizabeth Schutte Alyssa Croft, an undergraduate student in the School of Communication, recently presented research that she has been undertaking with Dr. Patrick Merle, Associate Professor and School Director, and Dr. Nicole Lee, Associate Professor at Arizona State University, at the International Public Relations Research Conference (IPRRC). Croft said that, despite her initial …
CONTINUE READINGFannie Lou Hamer’s America Chosen for American Film Showcase
The American Film Showcase (AFS) has chosen the documentary Fannie Lou Hamer’s America as an official selection for its 2024 film showcase. The AFS brings award-winning contemporary American documentaries to audiences around the world, providing a view of American society and culture as seen by independent filmmakers. Many FSU students had direct involvement in the …
CONTINUE READINGSchool of Communication Students and Faculty Present at Annual NCA Convention
This week, professors and doctoral students from the College of Communication & Information School of Communication will travel to National Harbor, Maryland for the 109th National Communication Association Annual Convention.
CONTINUE READINGSchool of Communication Hosts Inaugural Research Conference, Boosts Peer Engagement
Florida State University’s School of Communication hosted its inaugural research conference on Friday, November 3, 2023. The theme of the conference was “Inclusive Excellence;” scholars, who were both students and researchers, came together at the conference to share their perspectives on inclusivity and delve deeply into the concept.
CONTINUE READINGSCOM Students Participate in International Exchange in the Metaverse
During a Thursday class on November 9, 2023, Professor Andy Opel’s Immersive Documentary Production class joined students and faculty from the University of Tampere, Finland, and the Universities of Bergen and Volda, Norway, to exchange ideas about climate change.
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