September 2021
Adam Wagler
associate professor
Associate professor of advertising and public relations and associate dean for academic programs Adam Wagler was selected to participate in the Big Ten Academic Leadership Program.
Barney McCoy
professor
Barney McCoy reflected on his experience as a reporter coving the 9/11 tragedy in New York City on the latest edition of Faculty 101, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln podcast.
John Shrader
associate professor
John Shrader was named to the University Conduct Board by the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards.
Ciera Kirkpatrick
assistant professor
Ciera Kirkpatrick had an article, "Effects of Communication Source and Racial Representation in Clinical Trial Recruitment Flyers," published in Health Communication.
Chris Graves
assistant professor
Chris Graves wrote a follow-up story, "Angela Wagner Pleads Guilty in Rhoden Family Murders," for WVXU in Cincinnati. This story is a follow-up to her April 2021 story, "After Guilty Plea, Jake Wagner Faces Life Without Parole and the Daughter He Killed For."
Kaci Richter
assistant professor of practice
Kaci Richter produced Senator Ben Nelson's audiobook this past summer in Andersen Hall. The book, Death of the Senate, is now available.
Kelli Britten
assistant professor of practice
Kelli Britten was named the lieutenant governor of American Advertising Federation District Nine and will serve on N3AC, the AAF National Advertising Awards Committee.
Valerie Jones
associate professor
Valerie Jones appeared on the "Untrained Wisdom" podcast to discuss her research into using smart home devices to reduce loneliness in the elderly.
Jason Stamm
assistant professor
Jason Stamm had an article, "We Love You, We Hate You: Fan Twitter Response to Top College Football Recruits' Decisions," accepted for publication in the International Journal of Sport Communication.
Shari Veil
professor and dean
Shari Veil co-authored a chapter, "Crisis memorials: balancing renewal and resilience," published in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics.