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Research

Scholarship translated into public understanding.

Explore original communication scholarship translated into accessible ideas. This research library connects theory, evidence, teaching resources, and public understanding through communication, sociology, philosophy, rhetoric, media studies, and artificial intelligence.

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Power & systems
Steaming thermal pool at Yellowstone
Patterns & environments
Mountain range and open landscape
Context & perspective
Layered red rock formations
Evidence through layers

Core research themes

Social Media Graffiti builds on your work connecting online communication, common ground, empathy, social structure, symbolic meaning, and the possibility of reducing destructive forms of polarization.

Communication does not simply describe reality. It helps organize the reality people are able to see, feel, and act within.
Potential research library

Three pathways for future scholarship.

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Original research

Develop and share findings from communication research

Present thesis summaries, research questions, methods, findings, propositions, and implications for practice. Translate scholarly work into accessible explanations for educators, students, organizations, and public audiences.