Courses
CS4150 Health Communication
This course is designed to introduce students to significant concepts and issues in the field of health communication. Students learn knowledge and skills for communicating health in a wide range of contexts.
CS4075 Selected Topics in PR: Evaluating & Producing Campaign Result
This course is designed to introduce students to significant concepts and issues in planning for, and evaluating communication campaigns. There are two primary objectives of this course: 1) to provide students with knowledge and skills for conducting communication campaign research and 2) to guide students in building critical literacies to constructively criticize the campaign evaluations of others.
CS4004 Final Year Project – Campaign/Research
This seminar provides a structured workshop for completing final year undergraduate projects. It serves as a forum for students to obtain feedback on their projects from both a supervisor and their peers.
CS4060 Persuasion and Social Influence
This course is designed to introduce students to a broad range of theories, concepts, strategies, and research studies that explain persuasion processes and social influence.
AG6314 Health Communication and Coaching
This course is designed to give students insights and skills related to health communication, coaching and ageing.
CS8005 The Power of the Media : Myth and Reality
This course is intended to provide a critical evaluation of media by investigating the content of media messages, the characteristics of media consumers, and the mechanisms that underlie various types of media effects.
PhD Students
Lin Yumin
Co-supervision (2020-2024)
Information needs, information gaps, and information seeking in palliative care
MS students
Lee Huimin
Supervision (2021-2023)
Effects of interactive narrative
Rui Gu
Supervision (2021-2023)
Explicating different types of threats in the extended parallel process model (EPPM)