Several Newhouse School faculty members and doctoral students will participate in the 75th annual convention of the International Communication Association on June 12-16 in Denver, Colorado. Their involvement includes paper presentations, panel discussions and roles as presenters in workshops.
Note: For times and locations of presentations, please visit the conference website.
Journey Into Meaningfulness? How Manipulating a Need for Meaning-Making Impacts Eudaimonic Gaming Experiences
Nick Bowman; Janaki Riji Nair
Socioemotional Connections in Hybrid and Digital Worlds
Nick Bowman
Assessing the Effectiveness of Civic Local Journalism Training: A Mixed-Method Applied Research Study
Joshua Darr
BLUE SKY ADMINISTRATOR WORKSHOP: The Role of Administrators in Advancing Faculty Research and Creative Work
Regina Luttrell
Walking Into the Unknown: Manipulating Knowledge of the External Environment to Promote Presence in VR
Nick Bowman
Conservative Elite News Discourse and Right-Wing Defensive Publics: The Daegu Mosque and Anti-Muslim Sentiment in South Korea
David Oh
Mood Management in Many Dimensions: VR Gaming as a Source of Intervention Potential
Elena Zhao, Nick Bowman
The Power of Pop Culture Narratives in Teaching Intersectional Feminism: A Pedagogical Study
Tiara Johnson, Carrie Welch, Regina Luttrell, Anne Osborne
The Promises and Perils of Being a Popular Youth Online Content Creator
Rebecca Ortiz, Sophia Condemi, Kelly Leahy, Srivi Ramasubramanian
ICA Fellows’ Advice to Their Younger Selves [small-group mentoring sessions]
Jocelyn McKinnon-Crowley, Srivi Ramasubramanian
Destructive or Democratic? Civility, Partisanship, and Perceptions of Protest
Emily Sydnor
Putting Human Agency at the Center of Technology Adoption: Weighing Psychological Empowerment and Risk Appraisals
Joon Soo Lim
Revisting ‘Building a Fugitive Academy’
Srivi Ramasubramanian
Adapting to Hallucination Risks and Privacy Concerns: The Role of Information Verification and Privacy Protection in Continuance Intentions of Generative AI
Joon Soo Lim
Similar But Not the Same: Freelance and Full-Time Journalists in the United States
Lars Willnat, Anuradha Herath, Stan Jastrzebski
Making Their Voices Heard: Adolescents’ Social Media activism and Advocacy for Sex and Reproductive Health
Rebecca Ortiz
Partisan Responses to Cancel Culture on Social Media: Hostile Media Effects on Political Behavior
Joon Soo Lim, Bixuan Ren
Activism, Communication and Social Justice Research Escalator Session
Shannon Burth
Student Journalism as Witnessing, Solidarity, and Resistance: An Analysis of Pro-Palestine Campus Protests in Student-Run Newspapers in New York
Shannon Burth, Srivi Ramasubramanian, Fuhaid Alajmi
Development and Validation of the Motivations of Eudaimonic Gaming (MEG) Scale
Nick Bowman
Time as a Challenge for Game Studies: Conceptualizing a Multi-Faceted Concept
Nick Bowman
Nostalgia, Age, and Gaming
Nick Bowman
Construct Inconsistency
Nick Bowman
How Visuals Distractions Disrupt Information Processing: Impact of Floating Ads on News Audiences
Jocelyn McKinnon-Crowley
The Egocentricity and Emotionality of Sense of Place: Scale Development and Validation Across Digital/Physical and Positive/Negative Locales
Nick Bowman
Playing in the Dark: The U.S. Army Esports Team on Twitch
Josh Foust
Embrace or Embargo? Is That the Best Question?: Students’ Attitudes Toward AI and Their Potential Sources
Nick Bowman
Populism and Political Communication, Standard Paper Session
Joshua Darr
Public Diplomacy: Forging Enduring Relationships That Endure Political Disruption, Panel Session
Steven Pike