UMBC Media and Communication Studies
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In a time when communication technologies are increasingly digital, interactive, and global, participation in the public sphere requires critical engagement across a range of media, genres, and cultural contexts. UMBC’s Media and Communication Studies Department represents an innovative and interdisciplinary response to this need.
Recent Submissions
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The Pi Sigma Alpha Undergraduate Research Conference
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2023-04-18)On today’s special episode of Retrieving the Social Sciences, we hear from the presenters at the 12th Annual Pi Sigma Alpha UMBC Undergraduate Research Conference, as well as our Pi Sigma Alpha Chapter advisor Dr. Carolyn ... -
The Social Science of Invented Languages w/ David J. Peterson & Dr. Jessie Sams
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2022-11-14)On this episode we hear a rebroadcast of a 2022 UMBC Social Science Forum Lecture organized by the Department of Modern Languages, Linguistics & Intercultural Communication and cosponsored by the Department of Media & ... -
Book Review: TV Snapshots: An Archive of Everyday Life
(Sage, 2023-03-18) -
THE MEDIAPOLIS Q&A: RACE AND THE SUBURBS
(Mediapolis, 2021-11-19)In this installment of the Mediapolis Q&A, author and editor Merrill Schleier discusses her latest book, Race and the Suburbs in American Film (SUNY Press, 2021), with three of the book’s contributing authors, Elizabeth ... -
UMBC humanities faculty receive NEH fellowships for research into “the why and how of our past”
(UMBC News, 2023-02-15) -
Spotlight: Elizabeth Patton
(Michigan Publishing, 2022) -
URCAD ’22 w/ Avnee Sharma, Jess Sellner, Elyssa Lou, & Joshua F. Gray
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2022-05-02) -
A (Voting) Party At the Mailbox w/ Dr. Melissa Michelson
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2022-04-18) -
Student-Athletes and Political Voice with Dr. Tom Schaller
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2022-04-04) -
Natural Disasters and Food Security w/ Dr. Lauren Clay
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2022-03-21) -
Slave Rebellions w/ Dr. Marjoleine Kars, Dr. Vincent Brown, and Dr. Sharika Crawford
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2022-03-07) -
Ecocrtical Scholarship Toward Social Justice and Sustainability in Teacher Education
(Issues in Teacher Education, 2018) -
In the work-from-home battle for space, women are the reluctant nomads
(The Conversation, 2020-10-12) -
There are Hidden Costs to Working From Home During the Pandemic
(HuffPost, 2020-09-02) -
THE MEDIAPOLIS Q&A: ELIZABETH PATTON’S EASY LIVING
(Mediapolis, 2021-01-15) -
Office politics move into the home
(Axios, 2021-08-10) -
Remote Work Won’t Save Us
(TNR, 2020-08-03) -
Book Review: Easy Living: The Rise of the Home Office by Elizabeth A. Patton
(LSE, 2021-06-23) -
The History Of Working From Home
(Utah Public Radio, 2020-09-10) -
Why Do Men Get First Dibs on the Home Office?
(The Breadwinners Podcast., 2020-09-08)For those of us working, schooling and living in the same place, a quiet home office is a luxury — that typically goes to the man of the house, according to a recent survey. In this episode, Rachael and Jennifer consider ...