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Full-Text Articles in Communication
Digital And Media Literacy Com 150, Joanna Burkhardt
Digital And Media Literacy Com 150, Joanna Burkhardt
Library Impact Statements
No abstract provided.
Leadership And Motivation Com 452, Joanna Burkhardt
Leadership And Motivation Com 452, Joanna Burkhardt
Library Impact Statements
No abstract provided.
Laboratory For Leadership And Motivation Com 457, Joanna Burkhardt
Laboratory For Leadership And Motivation Com 457, Joanna Burkhardt
Library Impact Statements
No abstract provided.
Strategic Sport Communication And Media Prs 360, Joanna Burkhardt
Strategic Sport Communication And Media Prs 360, Joanna Burkhardt
Library Impact Statements
No abstract provided.
In A World Where We Are Constantly Connected, How Connected Are We?, Samantha Valenza
In A World Where We Are Constantly Connected, How Connected Are We?, Samantha Valenza
Senior Honors Projects
Social media in today’s world is common amongst millennials (trend-setting young adults born 1980-2002) as a source of news and networking. Social media has yielded benefits, including the ability to connect with geographically dispersed, like-minded individuals for entertainment, employment opportunities, or to engage in activism. However, the popularity of social media, as well as the frequency of its use, raises questions about its effects on our lifestyles, habits, and interpersonal relationships. Despite its benefits, social media usage may have a darker side. Extreme cases involving addiction, fake news, identity theft, cyber-bullying, and other criminal activities have received some attention. Less …
Project Anonymous: When Anonymity Meets Artwork, Robert J. Riglietti
Project Anonymous: When Anonymity Meets Artwork, Robert J. Riglietti
Senior Honors Projects
In an attempt to build a new type of even playing field for artists, Kira Wencek and I developed an anonymous art sharing web app under the moniker of Project Anonymous. In an attempt to mitigate the drawbacks of current online avenues for creative content sharing, the app addresses privacy issues, visibility issues, and external artist influence. As the theorist of the group, using research from Manuel Castelles, Danah Boyd, and Jaron Lanier, I assisted in shaping the functionality and oversaw the general direction of the application. This assisted me in theorizing the hypothetical outcomes and social impacts that the …
Sometimes Laughter Is The Best Medicine: Stand-Up Comedy, Humor, And Healthcare, Haran Mennillo
Sometimes Laughter Is The Best Medicine: Stand-Up Comedy, Humor, And Healthcare, Haran Mennillo
Senior Honors Projects
While for many healthcare is no laughing matter, humor can be a valuable tool for physicians. Hospitals and other healthcare environments can be very stressful places for patients, many of whom are having the worst day of their lives. Humor is an excellent medium through which doctors can connect with their patients, improving the doctor-patient relationship. Patients will often use humor as a way to cope with their stress, and doctors with a sense of humor are able to better connect with their patients. This use of humor has many applications across different fields of medicine, including pediatrics, oncology, palliative …
Internship In Science Writing Bes 581, Michael Cerbo
Internship In Science Writing Bes 581, Michael Cerbo
Library Impact Statements
No abstract provided.
Internship In Science Writing Bes 581x, Michael Cerbo
Internship In Science Writing Bes 581x, Michael Cerbo
Library Impact Statements
No abstract provided.
Media Industry History And Practice Flm/Com 417, Joanna Burkhardt
Media Industry History And Practice Flm/Com 417, Joanna Burkhardt
Library Impact Statements
No abstract provided.
Practicum In Public Relations Prs 490, Joanna Burkhardt
Practicum In Public Relations Prs 490, Joanna Burkhardt
Library Impact Statements
No abstract provided.
A True Fairytale “Happily Ever After”: An In-Depth Communication Analysis, Courtney E. Dempsey
A True Fairytale “Happily Ever After”: An In-Depth Communication Analysis, Courtney E. Dempsey
Senior Honors Projects
Walter Fischer’s Narrative Paradigm states that people are natural born storytellers, they will convey thoughts and feelings through creating a story. These stories must adhere to two principles, fidelity and coherence. While coherence addresses the structure of the narrative, if this story has any resemblance to an archetype, fidelity deals with the story’s rationality, does it make sense? Fischer’s narrative can be applied across many different disciplines.
For this particular analysis I chose to apply Fischer’s Narrative Paradigm to different bridal narratives. While being a bride is an archetype itself, within that narrative there are distinct themed narratives that have …