Month: August 2020

Sylvia Chan-Olmsted, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Telecommunication professor and Media Consumer Research director, is the co-author of “Millennials’ Adoption of Radio Station Apps: The Roles Functionality, Technology, Media, and Brand Facts” published in Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly on Aug. 25. Chan-Olmsted, CJC doctoral student Rang Wang and Kyung-Ho Hwang from […]

Yu-Hao Lee, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Telecommunication associate professor, is the co-author of “How Video Streamers’ Mental Health Disclosures Affect Viewers’ Risk Preparations” published in Health Communication on Aug. 26. Lee, Chien Wen Yuan and Donghee Yvette Wohn examined how exposure to an online streamers’ depression disclosures affected the viewers perceptions […]

By Lenore Devore, B.S. Journalism 1984 A smart, savvy businessman with enough energy to light up his hometown of Atlanta, Roy Broderick Jr., B.S. Telecommunication 2012, is changing the way businesses see and market to Black and LGBTQIA communities, all while connecting with University of Florida alumni and helping guide the next generation. After graduation […]

Social media and its impact on corporate communication is significant. Posting on social media is a way for a CEO to humanize themselves as well as their company, thus building rapport and organizational identification that is arguably good for business. Researchers at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications, led by doctoral student […]

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Clay Calvert, director of the Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications, was quoted in “What is QAnon, the Baseless Conspiracy Spilling Into U.S. Politics?” published on Politifact on Aug. 27. The article focuses on QAnon and its followers. QAnon is based on posts by Q, […]

Rachel Grant, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Journalism assistant professor, has written a review of the book “Trailblazer: A Pioneering Journalist’s Fight to Make the Media Look More Like America” for the Journal of Journalism History published on Aug. 26. Grant writes that this autobiography by Dorothy Butler-Gilliam, the first Black female […]

Candice Wynter, B.S. Public Relations 2015, was profiled in “Women’s Equality Day 2020: 5 Young Feminists Reflect on Their Work” published in Teen Vogue on Aug. 26. Teen Vogue spoke to five young feminists of color from across the U.S. and asked them to reflect on their journeys toward feminist activism and advocacy. The article […]

Roxane Coche, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Sports Journalism and Communication associate director and Telecommunication assistant professor, and doctoral student Benjamin Lynn are the co-authors of “Behind the Scenes: COVID-19 Consequences on Broadcast Sports Production” to be published in the upcoming edition of International Journal of Sport Communication. Coche and Lynn examine […]

By Beverly James “Find your niche and stay there.” Kamelya Hinson, B.S. Telecommunication1990, clearly remembers those words from a professor when she was at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications. And that’s exactly what she did. Hinson is a Senior Health Communication Specialist at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services […]

The ABA is pleased to announce our application period is now open for the 2020 ABA scholarships. The ABA Scholarship was developed to support sophomore, junior, or senior students who have demonstrated academic merit, leadership skills, involvement in the University or Gainesville community, and involvement with the University’s Department of Black Affairs. The recipients will be […]

The University of Florida Informatics Institute will host a series of virtual seminars on the new UF Artificial Intelligence (AI) Initiative. The goal of the initiative is to advance and apply Artificial Intelligence (AI) across the university enterprise. The initiative will train graduates for an AI-enabled world through new university-wide curricula. In addition, UF anticipates […]