Doctoral Students | |
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Laura Bright. Research interests focus on interactive media, digital content management and website usability. Currently, Laura is working on projects involving sponsored search advertising, user-generated content, and experiencing flow in digital environments. lbright@seedling.com |
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Shu Chuan Chu. Research interests include cross-cultural consumer behavior, new media, and branding in developing countries. Her work has examined racial representation in TV commercials, credibility of blogs, and consumer attitudes toward advertising. kellychu0830@gmail.com |
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Yeo Jung Kim. Research interests include marketing communications for nonprofit organizations and consumer behavior. yeojungi@mail.utexas.edu |
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Galit Marmor-Lavie. Research interests center around the use of media for political advertising, spirituality, and consumer control within media consumption. galit_ml@mail.utexas.edu |
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Yuvay Meyers. Research interests include consumer behavior and multi-cultural issues in communication. Most recently, her work is focusing on consumer racial profiling and product branding strategy research initiatives. ymeyers@gmail.com |
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Sonny Rosenthal. Research interests include the social and cognitive psychology of media and health/science communication. sonnyrosenthal@gmail.com |
Master’s Students | |
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Allison Bright is in the Texas Creative program and creative lead for developing research materials for the Lab. abright138@yahoo.com |
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Mike Craig. Research interests are currently focused on understanding consumer confidence toward advertising and in new media such as user-generated content. mbcraig@gmail.com |
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Suzie Hill. Research interests concentrate on exploring the use of in-store media, direct marketing, and non-traditional out of home media. suzie_hill@mail.utexas.edu |
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Szu-Chi Huang. Research interests are in investigating integrated communication, integrated media use, and the use of deception in media. suchee47@gmail.com |
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Tom Peake. Research interests are in examining new media as well as understanding the impact of consumer control on media consumption tpeake@mail.utexas.edu |