Dr. Jason Swarts

Over the course of the next few months the CRDM blog will periodically feature a Q + A with one of our outstanding faculty members. We take classes with them and work with them on scholarly projects, but now we'd like to learn more about what else they're doing. We've talked with David Rieder, Jessica Jameson, Chris Anson, Matt May, David Berube, Susan …

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Dr. R. Michael Young

Over the course of the next few months the CRDM blog will periodically feature a Q + A with one of our outstanding faculty members. We take classes with them and work with them on scholarly projects, but now we'd like to learn more about what else they're doing. We've talked with David Rieder, Jessica Jameson, Chris Anson, Matt May, David Berube, Susan …

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Adam Gutschmidt, PhD!

Congratulations to Dr. Adam Gutschmidt who successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, titled “A Case Study Investigating the Use of Facebook as a Learning Management System in Higher Education.” The dissertation committee was made up of Dr. Deanna Dannels (chair), Dr. Chris Anson, Dr. Susan Miller-Cochran, Dr. Jason Swarts. Nice work, Adam!

Dr. Brad Mehlenbacher

Over the course of the next few months the CRDM blog will periodically feature a Q + A with one of our outstanding faculty members. We take classes with them and work with them on scholarly projects, but now we'd like to learn more about what else they're doing. We've talked with David Rieder, Jessica Jameson, Chris Anson, Matt May, David Berube, Susan …

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Dr. Carolyn R. Miller

Over the course of the next few months the CRDM blog will periodically feature a Q + A with one of our outstanding faculty members. We take classes with them and work with them on scholarly projects, but now we'd like to learn more about what else they're doing. We've talked with David Rieder, Jessica Jameson, Chris Anson, Matt May, David Berube, Susan …

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CRDM at the NCSU Graduate Research Symposium

Again this year, CRDM students made a strong showing at the 7th annual NCSU Graduate Research Symposium. Giving poster presentations this year were: Jeff Swift, "Digital Demagoguery and the Virtue of Bias." Jeff's project examined demagoguery on online political websites. Valeska Redmond, "The Influence of Power in Upward Employee Dissent." Valeska's research looked at how …

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