political communication

Book looks at how 2016 election changed the rules of political communication

“An Unprecedented Election,” a newly released book co-edited by Dianne Bystrom of the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics, features research by Greenlee Professor Daniela Dimitrova, graduate student Kimberly Nelson and Assistant Professor Kelly Winfrey. Read More

February 20, 2018

Media professionals share their experiences in politics at the Fall 2016 Futures Forum

By Nicole Onken; Photo by Megan Gilbert The Fall 2016 Greenlee School Futures Forum, Multimedia and the 2016 Presidential Election, offered fascinating insights from three… Read More

November 3, 2016

Dimitrova to Moderate AEJMC Panel, Reports Grad Student Research Acceptances

Professor Daniela Dimitrova will moderate the AEJMC panel titled “All Politics Is Social? The Evolution of Social Media Use in Presidential Campaigns.” Greenlee’s Raluca Cozma… Read More

May 18, 2016

Winfrey Reports on Speaking Appearances

Assistant Professor Kelly Winfrey reports the following: * Panelist for Veritas Discussion Panel on March 23 from 2–3p.m. in the Campanile Room of the Memorial… Read More

March 23, 2016

Winfrey Continuing Interviews on 2016 Election

Assistant Professor Kelly Winfrey reports the following: * Guest on “River to River” on [Iowa Public Radio on Feb. 10](http://iowapublicradio.org/post/nation-looks-caucuses-skepticism) * Interviewed by Melissa… Read More

February 29, 2016

Greenlee Researchers Peg TV as Top Source of Political Information for Caucus-goers

TV news is a primary source for political information, but this chart shows how media preferences vary by supporters of the top-polling candidates. Graphs provided… Read More

February 29, 2016