Mia Carbone
Assistant Professor - Department of Journalism
Office: 2040 Weimer
Email: miacarbone@ufl.edu
Mia Carbone
Assistant Professor - Department of Journalism
Carbone’s work considers questions surrounding the ways affect and identity influence media selection. Specifically, she is interested in how negativity and identity drive news avoidance. She approaches these questions using novel psychophysiological experiments, as well as surveys and interviews.
Her research looks at non-traditional news sources and the ways these sources reflect and influence people’s politics. She has been published in leading journals such as Journalism Studies, Perspectives on Politics, Communication Theory and Politics and the Life Sciences and has also received several competitive research fellowships and grants.
Carbone has teaching experience in political communication, research methods and media studies.
Education
Ph.D. in Communication, University of California Los Angeles
Master’s Degree in Communication, University of California Los Angeles
Bachelor’s Degree, University of Delaware
News
- Mia Carbone to join UFCJC as Journalism Assistant Professor in August 2026 (January 14, 2026)
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