Weed_Amanda_CV_2018

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RESEARCH CON’T
Conference Presentations Con’t
Weed, A.J. (2015). An un-happy meal?: The rise and fall of #mcdstories. Presented at the MBAA International annual
conference, Chicago, IL.
Weed, A.J. (2014). Picture this: Privacy expectations and practices between gender and age groups in picture sharing on
Facebook. Presented at the NCA annual conference, Chicago, IL.
Seifert, J. & Weed, A.J. (2014). Tell me, but don’t tell me: An exploratory study of mandatory health campaigns on campus.
Presented at the Ohio Communication Association annual conference, Columbus, OH.
Weed, A.J. & Beauchamp, A. (2014). Persuasive storytelling in the interactive age: A theoretical model explaining interactivity
effects in narrative persuasion. Presented at the AEJMC annual convention, Montréal, Canada.
Third Place, Chaffee-McLeod Award for Top Student Paper, Communication Theory & Methodology Division.
Jain, P., Weed, A.J., & Walck, P.E. (2014). Connecting with celebrities on Twitter and Facebook: A narrative processing
approach. Presented at the AEJMC annual convention, Montréal, Canada.
Weed, A.J. (2014). As the world churns: Food Network and butter wrapper protest to save Paula Deen. Paper presented at
the MBAA International annual conference, Chicago, IL.
Weed, A.J. (2014). Occupy the agenda: Effects of newspaper coverage on the public’s perception of Occupy Wall Street.
Paper presented at The Ray Browne Conference on Popular Culture, Bowling Green, OH.
Weed, A.J. (2013). The activist network: How Wikipedia used Facebook posts and shares to gain support for the SOPA/PIPA
blackout. Paper presented at the AEJMC annual convention, Washington, D.C.
Weed, A.J. (2013). Don’t let the zombies get you: How the CDC used novelty to reach new audiences. Paper presented at the
Society for Case Research Summer Writer’s Workshop, Danbury, CT.
Weed, A.J. (2013), “We’re Trekkers, too”: How customer service failure became an internet meme. Paper presented at the
MBAA International Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.
Weed, A.J. & Davis, C. (2012). American Apparel and the “XLent” contest. Paper presented at the Society for Case Research
Summer Writer’s Workshop, Springfield, MO.
Scholarship Award for Top Student Paper.
Srivastava, J. & Weed, A.J. (2012). “Friending” to fight cancer: The nature of content and social support of the American
Cancer Society fan page on Facebook. Paper presented at the International Conference on Global Health & Crisis
Communication, Eskisehir, Turkey.
Panel Organizer
Weed, A.J., Brown, D., Ford, R., Neff, B., & Toth, E. (2019). The PR Faculty Hiring Crisis: Current Issues and Implications for
the Future of Public Relations Education. To be presented at the AEJMC Public Relations Division Virtual Conference.
Weed, A.J., Freberg, K., Kim, C. M., McCollough, C., Stansberry, K. (under review). The state of social media
research: A ten-year review of conference presentations in journalism and mass communication. Submitted to the
AEJMC Communication Technology Division for the 2019 national convention.
Weed, A.J., Bootello, A., Brunner, B., Fussell Sisco, H., Mallia, K., & Tindall, N. (under review). The networked student:
Maximizing industry connections in the strategic communication curriculum. Joint submission to the AEJMC
Advertising and Public Relations Division for the national convention.
Invited Panelist
Davis, D., Silverman, D., Orloff, K., & Weed, A.J. (2018, August) Recruiting faculty: Strategies for attracting talented
candidates. Presented at the AEJMC annual convention, Washington, D.C.
Freberg, K., Kim, C.M., Weed, A.J., & Zhang, A. (2018, January). #measurePR: The #PRProfs Edition. Twitter chat moderated
by Shonali Burke, Shonali Burke Consulting, Inc.
Foreman-Wernet, L., Shively, D. & Sterenburg, M.C. & Weed, A.J. (2016). Integrated marketing communication--how PR is
becoming more integrated with marketing. Presented at the Central Ohio PRSSA PaRtners Conference, Westerville, OH.
Carey, C., Hollifield, A., Hennink-Kaminksi, H. & Weed, A.J. (2015). Early career guidance: Landing the first faculty job and
beyond. Presented at the AEJMC annual convention, San Francisco, CA.
Lubbers, C., Ortiz, R., Remund, D. & Weed, A.J. (2014). Research-based Insights for Teaching Millennial Students in
Strategic Communication. Presented at the AEJMC annual convention, Montréal, Canada.