Kasey Windels

I study and teach creativity in advertising at the University of Florida.

[Kasey Windels @windels]

@focodereality Olga, Rita, Ophelia

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@UFCJCLibrarian AEJMC conference deadline is Tuesday. Send it to the journalism division.

[UF College of Journalism and Communications @UFJSchool]

New research from UFCJC's @windels analyzed three decades of award-winning public service announcements to reveal how neoliberal ideology has increasingly infiltrated even these public-interest messages.
https://t.co/zX63sySk7o

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@rlgrant6 @NikkiLyons_ Congratulations, Rachel!

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@ombullock Let me know what you learn. Oh, and muting Elon works (but you still get all the other smut).

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@ombullock @GWtweets @UF @UFJSchool Yay! We can’t wait!

[UF CJC Research & Graduate Divisions @UFCJCGrad]

NEW RESEARCH: "Same Age, Different Experience: Exploring Ageism in the Advertising Industry across Departments and Intersectional Identities" by Dr. Kasey Windels (@windels), Dr. Eliana DuBosar (@elianadubosar) and Dr. Sophia Mueller (@SophiaKatarinaM).

https://t.co/M74YfPUGh1

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@elianadubosar Congratulations!

[OOIR @ObserveIR]

Trending in #Communication:
https://t.co/84bLKdmJey

1) Super-appification: Conglomeration in the global digital economy

2) The Absent Presence of Black Female Subjectivity in Get Out (2017)

3) How Neoliberal Discourses Permeate Award-Winning Public Service Announcements

4) Combatting Climate Change Misinformation

5) Civil Disobedience by Environmental Scientists

[UF CJC Research & Graduate Divisions @UFCJCGrad]

NEW RESEARCH: "Agent of Your Own Destiny: How Neoliberal Discourses Permeate Award-Winning Public Service Announcements" by Dr. Kasey Windels (@windels), Dr. Sophia Mueller, Xiaofan Wei and Dr. Huan Chen!

https://t.co/t56WsvmkzY

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Our new study in the Journal of Advertising finds that PSAs - meant to serve the public good - increasingly use neoliberal messages that focus on individual solutions and ignore policy and systemic solutions. https://t.co/zlcet6MXyp

[UF CJC Research & Graduate Divisions @UFCJCGrad]

NEW RESEARCH: "Invisible labors: U.S. advertising agencies’ race and ethnicity problem" by Dr. Kasey Windels (@windels), Dr. Kelsey Lunsford & Dr. Noura Ibrahim

https://t.co/ky4m8DWQ4N

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@wagnercelest Wow- congratulations!

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@markpollard @univofkentucky Very cool! Congratulations!

[UF CJC Research & Graduate Divisions @UFCJCGrad]

Future doctoral students, join us for our upcoming open house to demystify the application process and hear from current students about our program on November 1st!

For registration: https://t.co/AguNbz3Cc6

[Kasey Windels @windels]

Join our awesome Department of Advertising at the University of Florida. We have two open TT positions: one assistant level and one assistant/associate level. https://t.co/tGCHFHFt4M

[UF CJC Research & Graduate Divisions @UFCJCGrad]

The effects of hypocrisy, brand-cause fit, and message types on women’s responses to femvertisements with @SophiaKatarinaM & @windels #aaa2023

[UF CJC Research & Graduate Divisions @UFCJCGrad]

Next up was @windels, Minjie Li & @SophiaKatarinaM talking about the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ in advertising agencies. #aaa2023

[UF CJC Research & Graduate Divisions @UFCJCGrad]

Invisible and Unpaid Labors: The Advertising Industry’s Race and Ethnicity Problems research presentation with Noura Ibrahim & @windels #aaa2023

[Kasey Windels @windels]

@dereklwalker I teach my students to use the word concept, defined as "an interesting tool or device used to communicate." That helps them differentiate it from the strategic proposition, which is what we want to communicate. So what's the interesting way you're communicating the message.