Coordinator: Mary Jackson-Pitts
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Affiliation: Dept. Radio-Television - Arkansas State University

Moderator: Doug Swanson, California State University, Fullerton

“Hard Topics, Tough Finds: Using Mixed Methodologies”, Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University; Will Henderson, Clemson“
Framing of COVID-19 on Twitter”, Li-jing Arthur Chang, Jackson State University
“Benefits of Digital Media in Surgical Treatment and Patient Care”, Sophie Li, Vanderbilt University & Arkansas State University
“Foundations of Social Media Trust: Differences Across Generations”, David J Carr, Idaho State University
“Does Parent-Child Relationship Intervene Smartphone Addiction through Reducing Stress and Negative Emotions?”, Hyunin Baek, New Mexico State University

Coordinator: Mary Jackson-Pitts
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Affiliation: Dept. Radio-Television - Arkansas State University

Moderator: Maria de los Angeles Flores, The University of Texas at El Paso

Discussant: Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University

“Chicana Counterstory in Comics: Heroes and Saints and Villains too”, Elvira Carrizal-Dukes, University of Texas at El Paso
"Language Contact and Change: Variation in the Apodosis in Conditional Expressions in Phoenix, Arizona", Laura Dicochea, Edgar Olozagaste Arizona State University
“Distinguishing Journalism Practices between Hispanic and Chicano Reporters”, Maria de los Angeles Flores, University of Texas at El Paso
“Variación lingüística del habla chicana y racismo sistémico en el sistema educativo en la novella Puppet”, Laura Dicochea, Edgar Olozagaste, and Andrea Borbon, Arizona State University

Coordinator: Mary Jackson-Pitts
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Affiliation: Dept. Radio-Television - Arkansas State University

Moderator: Jennifer Margaret Keller, Western Washington University

“The use of social media by Jair Bolsonaro in his campaign for re-election of 2022 in Brazil”, Clara Lopes Khalsa, Eastern New Mexico University 
“Disaster journalism: A comparative study of how international news agencies covered the 2021 Haiti natural disasters on Twitter”, Matt Smothers, Arkansas State University; Lily Zeng, Arkansas State University 
“Used and Underpaid, A PEC Analysis of the Journalism Profession in Bangladesh”, Huzaifa Muhammad, Colorado State University; Kris Kodrich, Colorado State University
“Social Media Use and Individuals’ Perception of Themselves: An International Study”, Aya Nabil Karouni, Arkansas State University

Coordinator: Mary Jackson-Pitts
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Affiliation: Dept. Radio-Television - Arkansas State University

Moderator: David J. Carr, Idaho State University

“Political Buzz Words and the Vocabularies of Motive”, Ralph Hanson, University of Nebraska at Kearney
“Engaging Journalism and Media Communication Students with Experiential Learning: Lessons from Semester at Sea”, Kris Kodrich, Colorado State University
“‘On Hiatus’ and ‘Unable to Locate’: The Discouraging Findings of a Post-Pandemic Census of University Student-Run Communications Agencies”, Doug Swanson, California State University, Fullerton
“Does Online Learning Impact Student Perceptions of Academic Dishonesty?”, Jennifer Margaret Keller, Western Washington University