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Dr. Zulli’s research focuses on interaction communication theory, political rhetoric, and digital technology. In particular, she is interested in how digital technology affects social and political processes, how political elites communicate strategically both online and offline to influence public opinion, and how news media portray political elites and events. Dr. Zulli’s work has been published in a number of communication journals including Communication Theory, Critical Studies in Media Communication, New Media Society, + Society, and Information, Communication, & Society. Her research has earned top paper awards from NCA, WSCA, and CSCA annual conferences. Additionally, her teaching areas include American political communication, public relations, and crisis communication. She typically works with graduate students interested in political communication and public relations, guiding them to successfully navigate the graduate school process while cultivating their own research interests. She invites students to join her research projects based on topical methodological alignment.
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