It’s officially out in the world. My new book addresses how western cultural brokers have packaged and sold Cuban authenticity over the past two centuries @UOsojc @RutgersUPress
I received word today that I’ve been promoted to full professor. I’m so thankful to have three opportunity to work with so many amazing and brilliant students and colleagues. @UOsojc
Congratulations to two new @UOsojc PhDs. Dr. Rachel Quick’s work on Black podcasting and Dr. Nii Mahliare’s work on health interventions in the Ojibwe community are two examples of the important work our students are doing.
I've been thinking about why someone would pay $400 for these eyesores, but it's helpful to re-read @GrantDMcCracken's piece from a few years back: "Who is the Celebrity Endorser? Cultural foundations of the Endorsement Process" from @JCRNEWS.
Latinx scholars are engaging in important research on the relationship between sound, industry practices and collective identity. Here is my piece in @Journal_Of_Comm that focus on the work of three: @RoblesSonia2 @doctora_moni and Pablo Palomino
https://t.co/hHfxnIVWLv
It's always a tragedy when you see these kinds of cuts in newsrooms, but this one hits close to home. The @latimes does such great work covering Latinx communities and I hope this doesn't compromise that mission
https://t.co/bWz2rrEd4C
Always great to speak with the folks at @NPR @LAist. A good conversation with @AustinCross about consumerism and the cultural impact of holiday advertising. Check it out here. https://t.co/zSEAPOjZxM
We're still accepting applications for our TTF assistant professor of advertising. The Univesity of Oregon is an R1 university with amazing faculty and students. Come join us. https://t.co/1AsQyTx8Vs
A huge thank you to the amazing Jane Wildman for sharing her insights with our @uosojc MABR students on how brands can act more directly in addressing health issues.