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Research Articles and Conference Presentations

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Lawrence J. Mullen

Mullen, L.J. (2009). Swarm methodology: The Consumer Electronics Show, contagion, and visual data collection. Social Identities, 15(4), (forthcoming–accepted for publication).

Conley, D., & Mullen, L.J. (2008). Righting the commons in Red Rock Canyon. Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 5(2), 180-199.

Mullen, L.J. (2008). Cave art and the origins of typography. Visual Communication Quarterly, 15(1), 6-14.

Mullen, L.J. (forthcoming). Visual Images in Science Communication. In, S. Priest (Ed.), The Encyclopedia of Science and Technology Communication. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Mullen, L.J. (2008). Sports broadcasting. In, S.L. Vaughn (Ed.)., Encyclopedia of American Journalism (pp. 496-500). New York: Routledge.

Mullen, L.J. (2008). Teaching Visual Communications with Second Life. Accepted for presentation at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Chicago, IL, August 6-9.

Friedman, D., Ferri, A., Karniel, Y., Dinur, A.L., Mullen, L., & Priest, S. (2008). Social Influence and Persuasion in Virtual Worlds. Accepted for presentation at the International Association for Mass Communication Research, Stockholm, Sweden, July 20-25.

Mullen, L.J. (2008). Images of a Virtual Culture: Exploring Second Life. Presented at the 22nd Annual Visual Communication Conference in Tahoe City, CA, June 18-22.

Mullen, L.J. (2008).Virtual Communities: Visual Explorations of Second Life. Presented at New Media Worlds: Changing Technologies, Industries, Cultures, and Audiences in Global and Historical Context, a conference at Texas A&M University, February 29- March 2, 2008.

Mullen, L.J., Chapman, J., & Barry, J. (2007). Hurricanes and aesthetic entropy: An exploratory study. Presented at the National Communication Association Convention in Chicago, IL, November 15-18. (Top four paper in the Visual Communication Division).

Mullen, L.J. (2007). Las Vegas cheesecake. Presented at the annual Visual Communication Conference, Estes, CO, June 13-17.

Mullen, L.J. (2008). Special Guest Speaker at “Facebook, Myspace and Beyond,” a roundtable discussion of the issues involving new media organized by Career Services at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, April 22.

Mullen, L.J. (2008).Virtual Communities: Visual Explorations of Second Life. Presented at Virtual Worlds, Real People at The Asper Institute for New Media Diplomacy, The Interdisciplinary Center, Herziliya, Israel, January 23.

Mullen, L.J. (2008). Visual Manipulation. Presented at Of Aesthetics and Ethics: A Conference on Visual Values at The University of South Florida, St. Petersburg, FL, January 10-12.

Priest, S. 2008. North American Audiences for News of Emerging Technologies: Canadian and U.S. Responses to Bio- and Nanotechnologies. Journal of Risk Research (in press).

Hui, L., and S. Priest. 2008. Understanding Public Support for Stem Cell Research: Media Communication, Interpersonal Communication and Trust in Key Actors. Public Understanding of Science (in press).

Besley, J., V. Kramer, and S. Priest. 2008. Expert Opinion on Nanotechnology: Risk, Benefits, and Regulation.Journal of Nanoparticle Research 10(4): 549-558.

Lang, J., and S. Priest. 2007. Understanding Receptivity to Genetically Modified Foods: Gastronomica (Summer), 88-92.

 

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