Explore scholarly publications from the Department of Journalism faculty at the University of Rhode Island.

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Submissions from 2024

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The Impact of Social Media Use on Attitudes Toward Mental Healthcare: The Role of Emotional Connectedness and Routine Integration of Social Media, Stephanie Godleski, Ammina Kothari, and Dustin Haraden

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Tracking attention about COVID-19 vaccines on twitter and newspapers: A dynamic agenda-setting approach, Yi (Jasmine) Wang, Xjuli Wang, Jueman (Mandy) Zhang, Molu Shi, and Wayne Wanta

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Public Discourse, User Reactions, and Conspiracy Theories on the X Platform About HIV Vaccines: Data Mining and Content Analysis, Jueman (Mandy) Zhang, Yi Wang, Magali Mouton, Jixuan Zhang, and Molu Shi

Submissions from 2023

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News Consumption Helps Readers Identify Model-Generated News, Ammina Kothari, Andrea Orama, Rachel Miller, Matthew Peeks, Reynold Bailey, and Cecilia Alm

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Gathering Stories: Creating Spaces for Young Women to Connect and Build Community through Multimodal Storytelling, Laura Shackelford, Ammina Kothari, and Karen vanMeenan

Submissions from 2022

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Social and behavioral vulnerability, pregnancy, and negative mental health outcomes in the U.S. during the Covid-19 pandemic, Stephanie A. Godleski, Casey T. Harris, Kevin M. Fitzpatrick, and Ammina Kothari

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Artificial Intelligence and Journalism: An Agenda for Journalism Research in Africa, Ammina Kothari and Sally Ann Cruikshank

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#CoronaVirus and public health: the role of social media in sharing health information, Ammina Kothari, Kimberly Walker, and Kelli Burns

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The Authorization of the First COVID-19 Vaccines Changed the Level and Nature of Intend to Get Vaccinated, David Schieferdecker, Gerit Pfuhl, and Ammina Kothari