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Narratives can help science counter misinformation on vaccines

Michael Dahlstrom publishes paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

April 13, 2021

New research: Pandemic-related anxiety associated with women drinking more

Nearly two-thirds of female participants reported drinking more since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

April 7, 2021

Karen Kedrowski publishes research in the Journal of Convention & Event Tourism

Karen Kedrowski, director of the Carrie Chapman Catt Center, has published an article, “Students’ perceptions of experiential learning in a political events course: A case study from Iowa.” The article was published in the Journal of Convention & Event Tourism.

April 2, 2021

Amy Erica Smith quoted in New York Times article

Amy Erica Smith, a Liberal Arts and Sciences dean’s professor and associate professor of political science, was quoted in a recent New York Times article, “Brazil’s Armed Forces Chiefs Resign Abruptly Amid Cabinet Shake-Up.” Smith is considered an expert on Brazil. She is frequently quoted in high-profile publications as an…

April 2, 2021

Charlie Nagle publishes paper in Studies in Second Language Acquisition

Charlie Nagle, associate professor of Spanish, has co-authored a paper entitled “Beyond Linguistic Features: Exploring behavioral and affective correlates of comprehensible second language speech.” The paper appears in Studies in Second Language Acquisition, which is published by Cambridge University Press. The paper explores the factors that make it…

March 31, 2021

Paper co-authored by statistics professor and graduate students named February Editor’s Choice by Preventative Veterinary Medicine

A paper co-authored by Associate Professor in Statistics and Veterinary Diagnostic & Production Animal Medicine Chong Wang, statistics graduate student Dapeng Hu, and statistics graduate student Paul Morris was named February Editor’s Choice by Preventive Veterinary Medicine. The article, “Active regional surveillance for early detection of exotic/emerging…

March 30, 2021

Michael Bugeja publishes several opinion and analysis pieces

Michael Bugeja, Distinguished Professor in the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, penned several opinion pieces which are featured in high-profile publications. Bugeja authored two analysis pieces for the Poynter Institute, a non-profit journalism school and research organization. “Holding signatories and adherents to account in the Texas Supreme…

March 30, 2021

Jan Lauren Boyles publishes article in Journalism & Mass Communication Educator

Jan Lauren Boyles, associate professor and Director of Graduate Education in the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, published “Opportunities and Challenges: Professional Development Programming in Media and Communication Education.” This research was published in Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, a peer-reviewed, quarterly journal that addresses the…

March 29, 2021