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CJC faculty Francis Dalisay and Jay Hmielowski and Emory University faculty Young-Rock Hong examine links between social media exposure, depression, and substance use following Hurricanes Helene and Milton and the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
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Please welcome Dr. Austin Hubner! Her research program focuses on how individuals perceive & evaluate information attributed to different scientific experts as well as the social transmission of science-related messages.
Our final Spring '25 Journal Club is this Friday in Weimer 3208 at 10:30! Join us for a discussion of "Biodiversity via YouTube: Source effects and narrative perspective" (Ruzi et al. 2025).
Next week, join us for our Spring Science Journalist in Residence public talk, "From Spiders to Space: How Journalism Reveals the Wonder of Scientific Discovery".
📍 Pugh Hall Ocora
📅 April 9, 4:00 PM (Reception at 5:00 PM)
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UFCJC's Benjamin Johnson was the featured speaker for an expert panel, “Numbers Are Not Neutral,” part of the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies “WGS At Work” series.
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Please join us this Friday at 10:30 in Weimer 3208 for our next STCC Journal Club. We will discuss the article "Narratives of Regret: How Anticipated Regret and Counterfactual Thinking Can Promote COVID-19 Vaccination Intentions in Unvaccinated Adults" (Myrick and Bilandzic 2025)
This week's Journal Club topic is: "Do LLMs write like humans? Variation in grammatical and rhetorical styles". Join us in Weimer 3208 for discussion and coffee this Friday at 10:30am! pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pna…
How can "strategic messaging campaigns encourage pro-environmental behaviors"? This week's STCC Journal Club topic is Environmental Campaign Themes for Coastal Residents. Join us at 10:30am in Weimer 3208!
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Our Journal Club topic this week is (Re)plotting Melanoma Narratives. Join us in Weimer 3208 this Friday for discussion at 10:30am! doi.org/10.1080/10810730.202…
Join us for Journal Club this week at 10:30am in Weimer 3208 for a discussion about Climate Misinformation on YouTube from research by de Nadal! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Can't wait to welcome @BenjiBacker to @UF Thurs 2/6 for our annual #Climate Communications Summit, devoted this 10th year to bridging the climate divide. Join @UFJSchool, @FLClimateInst, @maxchesnes, @SadieRyan & more. Free and open to public. Register: jou.ufl.edu/2025-climate-com…
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This year marks CJC's 10th annual Climate Communications Summit! Join us Thursday, February 6th as we explore this year's theme of trust—and how to overcome the climate divide. Registration at go.ufl.edu/climate
ALT Promotional poster for the 10th Annual UF Climate Communications Summit featuring keynote speaker Benji Backer. The image includes a photo of Benji Backer in outdoor attire with a scenic natural backdrop. Event details state it's at Reitz Union, 2 PM to 4 PM.
The best way to meet #SciComm and #HealthComm faculty and curious students is to join STCC Journal Club! Join us each week for discussion and refreshments.
Join us this Friday at 10:30am in Weimer 3208 for our weekly STCC Journal Club discussion! This week's topic is Equivalence Framing in Message Construction with an article from our own Assistant Professor Jiawei Liu! doi.org/10.1002/bdm.2409
STCC Office Hours are open this semester from 10-11am each Wednesday! Visit Weimer 3208 for collaborative brainstorming amongst faculty, staff and students!
Last week, we hosted our Fall ’24 Science Journalist in Residence, Christian Davenport from the Washington Post. Throughout his visit, he met with UF students, faculty, and administrators to share his expertise on journalism and the space industry. (1/2)
