Spring Colloquium: Graduate Student Conference Practice Session/ MA Presentations

Graduate students wishing to practice for conferences and master's students who need to complete their presentation requirements will discuss their respective research streams.  

Room 606 

• Josh Williams, MA, “The Death of Disco Did Not Take Place: Disco Demolition Night and The Rhetorical Destruction of Disco”
• Blake Cravey, Ph.D. “At the Crosswalks: Queer Memory, Political Depression, and Queer World-Staking”
• Rachel S. Bailey, PhD, "Resisting a Synecdochic Representation of Health: COVID-19, NIH, and Health Interventions"
• Clint Bennett, MA, "Parrhesiastic Collectives"

Room 607

• Lauren Cojulun, MA, “College Students’ Experiences Using and Seeking Digital Mental Health Services during COVID-19”
• Hannah Smith, MA, “Accommodating East Asian Accents in the United States: A Communication Accommodation Theory Perspective”

Room 502

• Moonsun Jeon, MA,  “The Role of Identity and Bandwagon Cues in Graphic Warning Messages on Social Media: An Eye-tracking Approach”
• Rebekah Wicke, MA, ”Identifying Young Adults’ Salient Beliefs Underlying Flavored E-Cigarette Usage to Inform Campaign Development: Results from an Elicitation Survey”
• Byeong-Hyeon Lee, Ph.D., “Three Diagnosticity Tests of Perceived Message Effectiveness: Across-Message Correlations, Message-Pair Comparisons, and Direct Comparisons”
• Jessica Lynn Fabbricatore,  Ph.D., “Comparing Brain Activation by Anti-Vaping Message Appeals Among Young Adult Vapers.”