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03.20.09 A paper by Dr. Mark Hamilton has been awarded a top-four award by the New Communication Technology Division of the National Communication Association. The title of the paper is "Identity, Marginalization, and the Internet: Differentiating Traditional and Social Media Use," The paper will be presented at the 95th Annual Convention, November 12-15, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois.

11.07.08 Listen to Professor Melissa Tafoya's interview with WILI's Wayne Norman on family and romantic relationships

11.07.08 Read about Professor Melissa Tafoya's comments on post-election family dialog in the Hartford Courant.

10.10.08 Congratulations to Dr. Leslie Snyder for receiving the 2008 American Public Health Association's Rogers Award (for outstanding contribution to advancing the study and/or practice of public health communication) and a $35,000 supplemental grant for the Center of Excellence for Health Communication & Marketing from the Centers for Disease Control to study The Distribution and Effects of Personal Public Service Announcements to Promote HIV Testing.

10.05.08 Read about Professor Carolyn Lin's comments on false political advertising in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

09.29.08 Read about Professor Melissa Tafoya's research on the dark side of interpersonal communication

09.07.08 Read about Professor Carolyn Lin's comments on 911 related myths in the Connecticut Post

08.28.08 Listen to Professor Ross Buck discuss emotional intelligent on WNPR's Where We Live Program

08.25.08 Professor Diana Rios is a new member of the Faculty Senate this fall semester

08.20.08 Storrs Faculty Attended the Stamford Campus Town Hall Meeting

Prof. David D’Alessio (Stamford Faculty) & the Storrs Faculty Band (Background)

Profs. David D’Alessio (Stamford Faculty) & Carolyn Lin (Storrs Faculty)

Profs. Alex Wang and David D’Alessio (Stamford Faculty)

 

08.27.07 Listen to Professor Kristine Nowak discuss online socialization on NPR's Where We Live talk show

03.12.07 Center for Health Intervention, Prevention a Magnet for Grants