Ahmet Atay co-edits book on intercultural memory
Professor of communication studies examines memory through a critical and cultural perspective
The “Shut Up and Dribble” Conundrum: A Qualitative Cyber Ethnographic Analysis of LeBron James’ and Stephen Curry’s Social Media Activism on The Black Lives Matter Movement and Low-Income Education
Student Name: Chloe Burdette Major: Communication Studies Minor: Global Media and Digital Studies Advisor: Dr. Rob Razzante, Second Reader: Dr. Ahmet Atay The purpose […]
《异乡人》“Strangers”: A Visual Ethnography about Expat Teachers in China during Covid-19 Pandemic
Name: Xinyu Martina Pei Majors: Communication Studies, East Asian Studies Minor: Global Media and Digital Studies Advisors: Dr. Ahmet Atay, Dr. Ziying You This […]
Who’s Watching Who? Inverting the Capitalist Gaze in News Images of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos
Name: Laura Haley Major: Communication Studies Minor: Global Media and Digital Studies Advisors: Dr. Rohini Singh, Dr. Melissa Rizzo Weller The purpose of this […]
Ahmet Atay receives award recognizing his impactful contributions to gender and sexuality studies, queer studies
Ahmet Atay, professor and chair of the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS); Global Media and Digital Studies, and Film Studies programs at The […]
Ahmet Atay coedited two books on intercultural communications studies
Professor of communication studies highlights underrepresented perspectives in the field
German and Russian studies professor to give virtual lecture at Museum Ludwig
Beth Muellner will discuss photograph collection of Empress Elisabeth of Austria
Jennifer Hayward leads Chilean newspaper digitization project
The National Library of Chile publishes nineteenth century Anglophone newspapers digitized by a transnational team that includes Wooster students
Ahmet Atay Hopes Ideas from His Recently Published Books Resonate In and Out of the Classroom
Mediated Critical Communication Pedagogy and Queer Communication Pedagogy were both published in November