April 15, Virtual event, Public Dissertation Presentations, Ph.D. Colloquium

PhD Students

The coronavirus can't slow down our amazing doctoral students who are still managing to finish up their dissertations and graduate in May. Now THAT is something to celebrate! So, I am excited to announce our first virtual colloquium via Zoom on Wednesday, April 15 from 12:30-2:00 p.m., where we will get to hear public dissertation presentations from Jacob Sanchez, Cheryl Klimaszewski, and Steve Voorhees. 

Jen Theiss, Ph.D. program director

 

Jacob Sanchez

“Investigating Basketball Twitter: A Community Examination of Serious Leisure Information Practices”

Advisor: Ross Todd

Cheryl Klimaszewski

“An ethnographic study of Romanian vernacular museums as spaces of knowledge-making and their institutional legitimation”

Advisor: Marija Dalbello

Steve Voorhees

“The Political Economy of Televisual Flow and the Industrial Perception of Audiences”

Advisor: Phil Napoli

If you would like to connect virtually with your colleagues and hear about the exciting scholarship these new DOCTORS have been working on, please contact Ph.D. program director, Jen Theiss at JTHEISS@RUTGERS.EDU.

 

 

Topic: Dissertation Presentations

Time: Apr 15, 2020 12:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

The coronavirus can't slow down our amazing doctoral students who are still managing to finish up their dissertations and graduate in May. Now THAT is something to celebrate! So, I am excited to announce our first virtual colloquium via Zoom on Wednesday, April 15 from 12:30-2:00 p.m., where we will get to hear public dissertation presentations from Jacob Sanchez, Cheryl Klimaszewski, and Steve Voorhees. 

Jen Theiss, Ph.D. program director

 

Jacob Sanchez

“Investigating Basketball Twitter: A Community Examination of Serious Leisure Information Practices”

Advisor: Ross Todd

Cheryl Klimaszewski

“An ethnographic study of Romanian vernacular museums as spaces of knowledge-making and their institutional legitimation”

Advisor: Marija Dalbello

Steve Voorhees

“The Political Economy of Televisual Flow and the Industrial Perception of Audiences”

Advisor: Phil Napoli

If you would like to connect virtually with your colleagues and hear about the exciting scholarship these new DOCTORS have been working on, please contact Ph.D. program director, Jen Theiss at JTHEISS@RUTGERS.EDU.

 

 

Topic: Dissertation Presentations

Time: Apr 15, 2020 12:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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