Check out Cat Lambert's new article, "Beneath your feet and in your place: Multi-scalar imaginaries of energy, place, and local geothermal development" published in Energy Research and Social Science.
https://t.co/cCyAQNfEdP
Nice mention of @nataliebazarova in the Cornell Chronicle about the Truman platform, which was developed by the Social Media Lab. https://t.co/gXl67D94Zr
Great turnout for our Open House, held in conjunction with Family Weekend--30 people showed up for snacks, conversation with @LeeHumphreys, and a tour of the department!
Pictured: Brian Earle ’67, MPS ’71, and Senior Lecturer Emeritus in Communication, with his son Corey Earle ’07. Corey is with Alumni Affairs and Development and teaches the popular course “The First American University.”
Exciting new project in the Social Media Lab! @nataliebazarova and the lab are working on a collaborative project funded by a new $5 million NSF grant: Deception Awareness and Resilience Training. https://t.co/VcuYkGoazY
More news on the publication front: @LeeHumphreys published "Mobile Times and Temporalities: Histories of Geomediation of Time" in New Media & Society. https://t.co/cjaXudR4Uv
We're hosting a Family Weekend open house on Sat., Oct. 22, 1–2 pm. Meet the chair & other Comm families, take a tour, enjoy snacks around our family table. We're located on the 4th floor of Mann Library Building, accessible only by the elevators/stairs INSIDE the library.
There's a new article published in Media and Communication by Ph.D. alum Chelsea Butkowski and Oliver Chan and @LeeHumphreys on the IoT as mobile infrastructure. https://t.co/zXSffbMIIQ
Calling COMM alumni! Students in COMM 3760 (Planning Comm Campaigns) are looking for alumni to participate in an online focus group about department branding. Meeting will be on 30 Sept at 4pm EST.
Zoom:
https://t.co/JQrnk3CTCC
Meeting ID: 873 6877 3723
Passcode: 851008
Postdoc Chau Tong and Drew Margolin were interviewed by the Cornell Chronicle for research on a new technique to boost online medical search results. Jeff Niederdeppe and Teairah Taylor are co-authors on the published research. https://t.co/vbXtMNWGWb