I am collaborating as a co-guest editor with Dr. Jennifer Gerard Ball for a special issue in @FrontComm titled "Using Narratives to Promote Risks and Risky Products: Cautions and Considerations."
Summary submissions are due 1/15. Learn more: https://t.co/zMIydUCHfB
Forever grateful to my alma mater @PSUCOMMGradEd for always supporting my work - this time being co-authored research with the incomparable @ElizabethAHintz ❤️
Congratulations to PhD alum @JanelleApple and coauthor @ElizabethAHintz on their article "E-sisters and the case of the Essure coil: Power, representation, and voice in women’s public docket accounts to the FDA of medical device adverse events." https://t.co/2oMjL3cn36
So fortunate to have had our team’s research included at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine’s Annual Pregnancy Meeting. As a first time attendee, I’m sold! Thank you, @mysmfm for holding such a great space (literally and figuratively) for excellent work to be done. #smfm23
I got to speak with Bloomberg about the NFL's response to Damar Hamlin's injury. Privileged to work with @sportstvguy and Christian Dotson-Pierson, PhD on topics that allow us to keep important conversations going concerning safety in sport. https://t.co/V0c5m2VRFh
The Zimmerman School is hiring an Endowed Professor in Advertising at the Zimmerman School of Advertising & Mass Communications. The position is open rank, and we are seeking an Associate or Full Professor or a Professor of Practice.
The job ad is attach…https://t.co/Wu7eRJrG7I
PhD alum @JanelleApple examines "Information vs. influence: An analysis of educational, relational, & identity rewards present in direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertising," w/ students including recent @USFComDept PhD grad @ElizabethAHintz. https://t.co/RullBUpBv3
. @USF_ZSAMC Associate Professor @JanelleApple shares her expertise with @nytimes advertising & marketing reporter @tiffkhsu for this insightful story on selling peace of mind in troubled times.
https://t.co/C3JKgndf9H
Identity rewards are presented more often than relational or educational rewards, which is counter to the claims made by the pharmaceutical industry. @JanelleApple @USFComDept #NCA19
Broadcast ads contained verbal information which strongly negative emotions while maintaining strong visual elements that focus on the benefits of a particular drug. @JanelleApple @USFComDept #NCA19#NCA2019
In last presentation of the session, @JanelleApple is presenting “An Analysis of Rewards Present in Broadcast Direct-to-Consumer Prescription Drug Advertising.” @ElizabethAHintz @USFComDept