Annenberg Hosts 7th Annual Graduate Student Symposium

On April 26, Annenberg hosted its seventh annual Graduate Student Symposium. The event was organized by a student committee including Sean Fischer, Megan Genovese, Leeann Siegel, Alex Tolkin, and Tian Yang (pictured at left). The day featured presentations by 16 doctoral students and candidates.

Panel 1 — Nothing But Norms

Leeann Siegel

Leeann Siegel — "The Effects of E-cigarette and Tobacco-Related Descriptive Norm Information in Media on Young People's Normative Perceptions"

 

 

Rui PeiRui Pei — "Developmental Trajectory of Peer Influence Effects on Adolescent Decision Making: A Cultural Perspective"

 

 

Douglas Guilbeault

Douglas Guilbeault — "The Network Dynamics of Category Formation"
 

 

 

Yilang Peng

Yilang Peng — "Predicting Public Acceptance of Self-Driving Cars"
 

 

 

Panel 2 — Moments in Media

Alex TolkinAlex Tolkin — "Kavanaugh and the Court: Institutional Legitimacy in the #MeToo Era"
 

 

 

Yasemin CelikkolYasemin Y. Celikkol — "Visualizing Nationalism and Islam"

 

 

 

Sean FischerSean Fischer — "Wall-E & Political Persuasion"

 

 

 

Virtual Reality Demonstration

VR demoNatalie Herbert — During lunch, Natalie Herbert and staff member Kyle Cassidy presented their work on providing Narcan training through virtual reality.

 

 

Panel 3 — Information Production and Producers

Jennifer HenrichsenJennifer R. Henrichsen — "Reconceptualizing Indigenous Journalism Through Information Poverty Theory"
 

 

 

Isabelle LangrockIsabelle Langrock — "Digital Collaboration & the Production of Knowledge"
 

 

 

Megan GenoveseMegan Genovese — "'This Ship and Her History': Recursion in Franchise Narratives"
 

 

 

Brendan MahoneyBrendan Mahoney — "The Presentation of Yelp in Everyday Life"
 

 

 

Panel 4 — Methods Madness

Soojong KimgSoojong Kim — "Directionality of Information Flow and Echoes Without Chambers"


 

 

Jacob ParelmanJacob Parelman — "Brain Communities and Communications"
 

 

 

Tian YangTian Yang — "Niche News and Peripheral Fragmentation: A Network Percolation Approach to the Analysis of News Consumption"

 

 

Do Eon LeeDo Eon (Donna) Lee — "Partisanship or Culture?: The Effects of Information Variety and Volume on Trust"
 

 

 

2019 Graduate Student Symposium poster
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