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Current Ph.D. Advisees:

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Yuan Wang (expected graduation: spring 2023)

Kathryn Thier (expected graduation: spring 2023)

Tong Lin (expected graduation: spring 2024)

Sophie Xia (expected graduation: spring 2025)

Xingman Wu (expected graduation: spring 2026)

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Former Ph.D. Advisees:

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Victoria Ledford, Graduation (2022)

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Dissertation: “Overcoming opioid stigma through communication: An extension of the model of stigma communication”

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Recipient of the Charles Richardson Award for the most outstanding Ph.D. student in the department

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Current employment: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, School of Communication and Journalism, Auburn University 

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Yan Qin, Graduation (2021)

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Dissertation: “Reminding me of the future: Episodic future thinking as a strategy for mobile health interventions”

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Current employment: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, Department of Communication, Hainan University  

 

Zexin Ma, Graduation (2018)

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Dissertation: “Persuasive effects of narratives in immersive mediated environments”

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Recipient of the Charles Richardson Award for the most outstanding Ph.D. student in the department

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Current employment: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, Department of Communication,Journalism, and Public Relations, Oakland University

 

Irina Iles, Graduation (2017)

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Dissertation: “Improving chronic illness medication adherence: A counterfactual thinking-based model of persuasive communication”

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Recipient of the Charles Richardson Award for the most outstanding Ph.D. student in the department

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Current employment: Social Scientist, Food and Drug Administration

 

Bo Yang, Graduation (2017)

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Dissertation: “Impact of web content feedback system on the effectiveness of health promotion messages on YouTube: A norms based inquiry” 

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Current employment: Tenure-track Assistant Professor, Department of Communication, University of Arizona

 

Kelly Madden Daily, Graduation (2014)

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Dissertation: “Explicating the Hostile Media Perception: How source credibility influences partisans’ responses to balanced news coverage of health policies”

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Recipient of the Charles Richardson Award for the most outstanding Ph.D. student in the department

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Current employment: Associate Professor, Department of Communication, La Salle University, Philadelphia, PA

 

Jarim Kim, Graduation (2014)

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Dissertation: “The impact of consideration of future consequences and temporal framing on acceptance of the Human Papillomavirus vaccine”   

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Current employment: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, Department of Communication, Yonsei University, South Korea

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