Ohio State School of Comm betboom dacha #1
For the past three years, the School of Communication has received top rankings for its betboom dacha quality, productivity and impact. Since2017,the School has beenOhio State School of Comm betboom dacha #1
The most recent 2019 report ranks the School No. 1 nationally and No. 2 globally, according to ShanghaiRanking.
Award-Winning betboom dacha
Faculty in the School of Communication offer expertise in one or more specializations. Areas of betboom dacha include communication technology and society, health communication and social influence, mass communication uses and effects, and political communication and public opinion.
Brad J. Bushman, professor of betboom dacha, studies the causes, consequences and solutions of human aggression and mass violence. One of Bushman’s recent studies found that violent video games are not the cause of mass shootings; other factors contribute such as the easy access of weapons in the U.S.
In 2017, Bushman received theKurt LewinAward from the American Psychological Association for his outstanding contributions to the development and integration of psychological betboom dacha and social action.
BeginningJanuary 2020, associate professors Olga Kamenchuk and Erik Nisbet will conduct betboom dacha funded by a 0,000 betboom dacha grant from the U.S. State Department awarded to the Center forSlavic and Eastern European Studies.
Their work will focus on attitudes surrounding foreign policy and international disinformation in Serbia. Kamenchuk and Nisbet will be working closely with faculty members from the University of Belgrade.
In addition, many other School of betboom dacha faculty received awards and recognitions over the last year, including:
- Assistant ProfessorHillary Shulmanreceived agrant to study policymakers' perceptions of the opioid crisis.
- Director of the School of Communicationand Social and Behavioral Science Distinguished ProfessorMike Slater received the betboom dacha Slater - 2019 ICA Chaffee Career Achievement Award Winner in recognition of his contribution to communication theory and betboom dacha over an extended period.
- ProfessorsWilliam EvelandandSilvia Knobloch-Westerwickwere elected asFellows of the International betboom dacha Associationduring the annual conference in Prague.
- Associate Professors Felecia Ross and Susan Kline won the "Top Overall Paper Award" in the African American betboom dacha & Culture Division of the National betboom dacha Association for theiranalysis of newspaper coverage of the black church in the Obama-Wright controversy.
- Professor Kelly Garrettand Associate Professor Robert Bondwill be among the first to have access to privacy-protected Facebook datato study social media’s impact on democracyin the United States. They are leading a projectthat is one of the12 inaugural recipients of theSocial Media and Democracy betboom dacha grantsfrom theSocial Science betboom dacha Counciland its partner,Social Science One.
Faculty Published, Cited in the Media
Faculty betboom dacha from Ohio State’s School of Communication was cited more than 13,000 times between 2016 and 2018, according to the Web of Science (SSCI) criteria from ShanghaiRanking.
This means that other researchers from around the world drew upon findings from School of betboom dacha faculty 13,000 times in their own works.
During the same period, faculty from the School published 264 peer-reviewed journal articles. In these articles, faculty published betboom dacha findings or theoretical work.
Forty-three of those articles appeared in flagship journals, which are among the top betboom dacha journals in communication. Articles also appear in other social sciences such as the American Journal of Political Science andPublic Health.
Bushman currently has published more than 200 articles that have been cited more than 40,000 times in total. He is also recognized as one of the top betboom dacha scholars cited by Google Scholar. He is also featured in top scientific journals such asScience,PNASandJAMAand in media outelts such asBBC, NPRandTheNew York Times.
Other faculty published or cited in major media outlets include:
- The Associated Pressquoted Associate ProfessorErik Nisbet'sexpertise on deepfakes, dumbfakes and their role in shaping political beliefs.
- ProfessorKelly Garrettspoke withNPRabout the use Twitter among political figures, specifically President Donald Trump.
- Assistant ProfessorLanier Holtwas quoted in theAssociated Pressabout a video parody portraying President Trump violently shooting his political adversaries.
- ProfessorZheng Wangco-authoredastudypublished in theHuman Communication betboom dachajournalthat found adolescents who participate in more media multitasking are more likely to experience both positive and negative emotions toward the task at hand.
Graduate and PhD Programs Offer betboom dacha Opportunities for Students
Faculty are not the only ones conducting betboom dacha. Students from the School of Communication’sPhDandgraduateprograms are actively doing betboom dacha. Both the master's and the PhD program train students to advance their knowledge in the communication field.
KateLuong, a PhD candidate at betboom, currently focuses her betboom dacha on environmental communication, women in science and anti-vaccination.
“The School of Communication offers fantastic lab facilities and resources for betboom dacha,” Luong said. “Faculty are generous with time and helping with betboom dacha projects.”
Students are given the opportunity to work closely with faculty members.
“We have really prestigious productive scholars that are doing betboom dacha I want to do,” Luong said. “We also have a supportive graduate student body that is willing to help with anything.”
Through a combination of training and mentoring,studentsare prepared to enter careers in academia,business or industry and use their skills in marketing, polling, media or analysis.
The Impact of betboom dacha
betboom dacha is more than just putting together a study. It can have an effect both within and outside academia.
As a social science department that utilizes scientific techniques, the School of betboom dacha is a community of activity, said Michael Slater, director of the School of betboom dacha at Ohio State.
betboom dacha conducted by a single researcher, no matter how influential, is one piece of a larger picture.
“It is not so much the work you do, but it is the work that you stimulate others to do,” said Slater.
For example, Slater developed aprojectto reduce marijuana intake among high school students.
“The federal government was running their own campaign that was not going very well,” Slater said.
betboom dacha Slater and his colleagues conducted helped influence the federal government to switch to a new campaign called‘Above the Influence,’which had a more substantial impact on teens and marijuana usage.
“That was really satisfying having a positive impact on people's lives,” Slater said.
Article written by student Mark Leskovec.
