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Andre Fedd

PhD Candidate
Graduate Research Assistant

Andre Fedd is a 4th year PhD candidate in the Department of Communication Studies. Guided by goal-driven message production, his dissertation project seeks to uncover how individuals influence their own and their conversational partner’s cognitions about supportive sex messages. He aims to develop theory-driven sexual communication research using quantitative research methods.

 

Education:

University of Alabama - Bachelor of Science in Health Studies, 2014

University of Alabama - Master of Arts in Health Studies, 2016

Of note:

Andre was awarded a Graduate School Research Assistantship, the 2020-2021 Franklin College RED Seed Grant, the Department of Communication Studies Seed Grant, and the Summer 2022 Doctoral Research Assistantship.

Courses Regularly Taught:
Events featuring Andre Fedd
Caldwell Hall 502

Andre Fedd will present Communicating Social Support During Sex Talk: Testing the Supportive Sex Talk Theory

Articles Featuring Andre Fedd
Tuesday, February 7, 2023 - 9:52am

We are excited to announce and congratulate Ph.D. Candidate Andre Fedd on accepting a postdoctoral position with the University of Florida! He will be working as a postdoctoral associate in the STEM Translational Communication Center in the Department of…

Tuesday, April 12, 2022 - 11:00am

Two Communication Studies PhD students, Andre Fedd and Rachel Bailey, have been awarded the 2022 Summer Doctoral Research Assistantship from the Graduate School! These assistantships are designed to benefit doctoral students by providing funding through the…

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Analisa Arroyo

Associate Professor

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