Submissions from 2022
The Power of Owning Your Narrative and Understanding the Impact Narrative has on Societal Views Through Media Perception, Anika Ayana James
The Method is the Message: Communicating for Individual Behavior Change Toward Disciple Multiplication, Jeffrey Keith McDaniel
Culture-Building Through Online Communication: A Case Study on the Rabbit Room Nonprofit Organization, Kate Elizabeth Mead
Exploration of How Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology Enhances Trust in Communication, Samantha M. Ricciardi
Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and Use and Adoption of Technology by Small Business Owners in Queens, NY, Gavin Singh
Four Meta-Literacies Model in Digital Multimodal Communication: A Brick-by-Brick Construction Using Qualitative Interpretative Meta-Synthesis, Jane Elizabeth Keil Strong
Phenomenological Content Analysis of Information-Seeking Individuals On Healthcare Decision-Making in Facebook, Alexis Joy Woerishofer
American Young Adults' Self-Perception of Interpersonal Communication with Family and Friends Online through Social Media and In-Person, Patrick Joseph Wolf
Channel Overload: Can Less be More?, Benjamin David Yarbrough
Video Collaboration: Copresence and Performance, Thomas James Zito Jr.
TikTok Cyberbully Responses: Communicating the Narrative, Wendy Sommer Zito
Submissions from 2021
The Reset: Connecting Internal Crisis Communication Strategy with Post-Pandemic Remote Worker Populations Through an Employee Engagement Framework, Erin Leigh Black
Zooming in on Zoom Fatigue: A Case Study of Videoconferencing and Zoom Fatigue in Higher Education, Chandra Kaye Massner
A Quantative Study of Heol Students' Perceptions of Communication within the LMS, Holly Walker
