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2018
"Tenure, academic freedom, and shared governance: Faculty voice in a context and culture of constant change."
R. Curnalia, D. Mermer
Review of Communication
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2018
"Renewing our commitment to tenure, academic freedom, and shared governance to navigate challenges in higher education."
R. Curnalia, D. Mermer
Review of Communication, volume 18
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"Observation and Note Taking, Conducting Qualitative Interviews, and Undertaking Focus Groups."
R. Curnalia, A. Ferris, D. Mermer, J. Tyus, C. Wecht
Top Hat
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2014
"The ‘Ice Queen’ melted and it won her the primary: Evidence of gender stereotypes and the double bind in news frames of Hillary Clinton’s ‘emotional moment’.The ‘Ice Queen’ melted and it won her the primary: Evidence of gender stereotypes and the double bind in news frames of Hillary Clinton’s ‘emotional moment’."
R. Curnalia, D. Mermer
Qualitative Research Reports in Communication, volume 15, issue 1, p. 26-32
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2013
"Integrating uses and gratifications with the theory of planned behavior to explain political disaffection and engagement."
R. Curnalia, D. Mermer
American Communication Journal, volume 15, issue 3, p. 59-82
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2011
"Recognizing the Struggles of Local Political Campaigns: A Call for a Revolution in Media Coverage of Local Politics"
R. Curnalia, D. Mermer, J. Tyus
Ohio Communication Journal, volume ume 49, p. 83-99
