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Professor of Communication
3201 Arch Street, Suite 100, Room 148
bishoprc@drexel.edu
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Investigative reporting, sports journalism, journalism history, journalism sourcing patterns, textual narrative and ideological analysis, cultural history of fame, media portrayals of marginalized groups. |
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Science and technology studies; critical data studies; algorithmic justice; marketing; data brokers and big data; healthcare privacy; biocapital; medicine; health; knowledge and power in late capital; the production of value and alternatives; anarchism and democratic potentials of artist-run spaces and collectives. |
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Communication history, media theory, emotions and technology, semiotics
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Social Network Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Mixed Methods; Medical Sociology; Social Epidemiology; Global/Immigrant Health; Globalization, Development and Underdevelopment
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Social and cultural theory; political economy; gerontology; materialisms; semiotic realisms; activity theory; reflection theories; communities of practice and labor theories of culture.
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Social media effects on organizational relationship and reputation management; media representation of public health issues; health message design effects; communication theory and research methods. |
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Visual anthropology; photography; social media; global media; digital culture; urban culture; Southeast Asia |
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Professor of Sociology
3201 Arch Street, 380
porporad@drexel.edu
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Meaning; Morality; Politics; Religion; Social Justice.
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Discourse Analysis and Semiotics, including the Textual, the Visual and Multimodality; Violence Against Women in Mass Media; Television and Culture; Language, Immigration and Youth Development |
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The Commodification of Culture; Consumer Culture and the Production of Value; Cultural Change in Higher Education; Digital Media and Learning; Learning and Communication
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Professor of Communication; Department Head
3201 Arch Street, Suite 100, Room 152
hdv26@drexel.edu
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Political economy of media structures;
Media policies for digitized media ecologies;
Stakeholders and coalitions in media policies;
Digitization, convergence and legacy media;
Public (service) media;
Methods of media policy analysis;
Media culture in a digitized media ecosystem;
Media and (collective) identities;
Celebrity culture and industry;
Celebrity philanthropy and activism;
Celebrity and populism;
Fandom and anti-fandom |
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Social media research;
User-generated content analysis;
Emergent practices online;
Ideological influence;
Inauthentic coordinated behaviors online;
Misinformation/disinformation online;
Mixed methods
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