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Dr. Camille Endacott recently published an article titled “Understanding organizational control through simulating a study of extreme workplace health promotion“ in Communication Teacher. The article describes a simulation of a study students participated in about “organizational control and resistance following a corporate health initiative.” In the simulation, students “explore how and why corporations attempt to […]

Dr. Margaret Quinlan and colleagues have an article that has been accepted for publication in The Gerontologist: Hancock, C., Newsham, T., Quinlan, M. M., & Tindall, L.* (in press). An interdisciplinary perspective on interdependence with suggestions for aging services providers. First author, Dr. Cynthia Hancock, is the Director of Gerontology and a Teaching Professor in […]

Dr. Bibi Reisdorf was recently featured in the Niner Times for her efforts to reduce “period poverty” on campus. In the article, Dr. Reisdorf says, “‘We know about period poverty, we know about the ‘Pink Tax,’ and I just noticed [that there was] nowhere to get anything [period products]. And if you didn’t think about […]

Please join us for the upcoming “Critical AI Futures and Ethics Lecture” hosted by the Department of Communication Studies and the Center for Professional and Applied Ethics at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Dr. David Gunkel will present “Person, Thing, Robot” based on his book of the same title published by MIT Press […]

Dr. Min Jiang recently participated in a webinar with George Washington University’s Data Governance Hub to discuss her new book, Digital sovereignty in the BRICS countries: How the global South and emerging power alliances are reshaping digital governance published in Cambridge University Press.