College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Communication

Graduate Student Publications

Follow the links below to see previous years' graduate student publications.

Faculty Spotlight

“Our results indicate that people process most phishing emails peripherally and make decisions based on simple cues embedded in the email.”

10/25/12

Arun Vishwanath
Associate Professor
“Any proper attempt to allay patient fears associated with colorectal cancer screening or efforts to communicate the value of preventive medicine requires ample time for effective dialogue.”

10/25/12

Thomas Feeley
Professor of Communication
“The transformation of regular folks into celebrities—whose every move is worthy of a mass audience’s attention—is a powerful concept.”

10/25/12

Michael Stefanone
Associate Professor
"Expression suppression—regardless of its validity as a clue to deception—is clearly one of the more popular strategies used by liars to fool others."

10/25/12

Mark Frank
Professor of Communication
“I have found that risk perception is not only shaped by an individual’s cognitive evaluation of the potential hazard, but also his or her emotional responses to the possible harm.”

10/25/12

Janet Yang
Assistant Professor

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