Jacquelyn started following the work of Megan Ankerson, University of Michigan, Communication Studies.
Jacquelyn started following the work of Michael Curtin, University of California, Santa Barbara, Film and Media Studies.
Jacquelyn started following the work of Mary Davis, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Anthropology.
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- 20th century Afro-American expressive culture and cultural politics
- Acculturation strategies
- Affect (Cultural Theory)
- Alternative Media
- American Cultural Sociology
- American Culture
- American Identities
- American Multiculturalism
- American Women Studies
- American urban studies
- Beauty Industry
- Black Popular Culture
- Broadcast Policy
- Communication Skills
- Constructions of femininity
- Content Analysis
- Critical Media Literacy
- Critical Media Studies
- Critical Race Theory and Whiteness theory
- Critical Theory and Difference
- Critical and Cultural Theory
- Culinary Culture
- Cultural Analysis
- Cultural Evolution
- Cultural Memory
- Cultural Studies (Communication)
- Cultural Studies of Consumption
- Cultural Theory
- Cultural differences in communications styles
- Cultural studies and interpretive research
- Culture Production
- Culture and Communication
- Culture and Language
- Cultures of Capital and Capitalism
- Cyborg Feminism
- Diaspora Media
- Digital Storytelling
- Discourse Analysis
- Documentary (Communication)
- English Language, Cultural Studies
- Ethnography of Communication
- Everyday Life Performance (ELP)
- Face
- Facework
- Feminism (s)
- Feminism(s)
- Feminist Research Methods
- Feminist Theory
- Feminist theories of the Body
- Film & Digital Video
- Future Media
- Gender
- Gender Communication
- Gender Discourse
- Gender Roles within the Cultural Context
- Gender Studies and Discourse
- Gender and Media
- Gender and Race
- Gender and Sexuality Studies
- Global media
- Grooming and beauty practices
- History Of Cultural Theory
- History of Linguistic Thought
- Identity (Culture)
- Identity and Identification
- Idiological and cultural Studies
- Intercultural Communication
- Intercultural Identity
- International Relations and InterCultural Issues
- Intersexuality
- Language and Gender
- Manhood
- Masculinities
- Masculinity Studies
- Mass Communication
- Material Practice
- Media Discourse
- Media Framing
- Media Industries
- Media Innovation
- Media Involvement
- Media Management
- Media Policy
- Media Theory
- Media and Cultural Studies
- Media psychology
- Media technology
- Media, Religion, and Culture
- Melodrama
- Minority Images
- Narrative Theory
- New Media
- Online Journalism
- Online publishing
- Organizational Culture
- PR and Advertising
- Performance Studies
- Persuasion
- Plain Language Communication
- Plurk
- Political Economy of Communication
- Political Economy of Media
- Pop Culture
- Popular Culture
- Post-Althusserian Theory
- Post-Modern Countercultures
- Print media
- Professional Communication
- Public Relations & Social Media
- Public Relations and Social Media
- Radio Research
- Reality television
- Representations
- Semantics (Computer Science)
- Semiotics
- Sexualities
- Sexuality and Media
- Slavoj Zizek
- Social Media
- Social Networking Sites (SNS)
- Structuralism/Post-Structuralism
- Talk shows
- Television And Learning
- Television And Social Change
- Television History
- Television Policy
- Television Studies
- Television as Literature
- The Internet
- Theories of Difference/Sameness
- U.S. Television Studies
- Visual Communication
- Zine culture
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Graduate Student, Communication Arts
AWOL
Letters and Science
Thesis Title: Beauty Marks
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Michele Hilmes
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Reporting to the Chair of the History Department, teach an annual seven-course load with a primary specialization in Middle East, Africa, or Asia.
Whitworth University