1. Does the Media Portray Liberal Female Candidates for President Differently than Conservative Female Candidates? A Content Analysis of Newspaper Media from Elizabeth Dole and Hillary Clinton’s Presidential Campaigns. Open Access Author: Frasco, Julie Rae Title: Does the Media Portray Liberal Female Candidates for President Differently than Conservative Female Candidates? A Content Analysis of Newspaper Media from Elizabeth Dole and Hillary Clinton’s Presidential Campaigns. Area of Honors: Political Science Keywords: media portrayalfemale candidatescontent analysispresidential office of the united states File: Download Frasco_Final_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Lee Ann Banaszak, Thesis SupervisorDr. Lee Ann Banaszak, Thesis SupervisorDr. Gretchen G Casper, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. The Broadcast Media's Portrayal of Modern Maritime Piracy Open Access Author: Brill, Tamar Anna Title: The Broadcast Media's Portrayal of Modern Maritime Piracy Area of Honors: Advertising/Public Relations Keywords: Modern maritime piracySomali piracymaritime terrorismpiracybroadcast mediaCNNFoxcommunicationspolitical motiveeconomic motivecontent analysismultilateral collaborationEast Africa File: Download Tamar_Brill_Thesis_FINAL.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Steve Manuel, Thesis SupervisorSteve Manuel, Thesis SupervisorDr. Susan Mary Strohm, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. PEDOPHILES AMONG US: NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF CHILD SEXUAL MOLESTATION IN SEPTEMBER, 2008 Open Access Author: Gochez-Kerr, Tatiana H Title: PEDOPHILES AMONG US: NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF CHILD SEXUAL MOLESTATION IN SEPTEMBER, 2008 Area of Honors: Crime, Law, and Justice Keywords: child sexual molestationcontent analysis File: Download Final_Paper_Attempt_Two__with_EndNote.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Laurie Katherine Scheuble, Thesis SupervisorDr. Laurie Katherine Scheuble, Thesis SupervisorDr. Jeffery Todd Ulmer, Thesis Honors Advisor
4. A Content Analysis of Tripadvisor Reviews: Quantifying Guests' Attitudes Towards Hotel Attributes Open Access Author: Gattens, Brooke Allison Title: A Content Analysis of Tripadvisor Reviews: Quantifying Guests' Attitudes Towards Hotel Attributes Area of Honors: Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management Keywords: TripAdvisorcontent analysissatisfiersdissatisfiershotelscomplaintsguestsperceptions File: Download Gattens_Brooke_contentanalysisoftripadvisor.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Breffni M Noone, Thesis SupervisorDr. Breffni M Noone, Thesis Honors AdvisorDr. Andrew Justin Mowen, Faculty Reader
5. COVERING THE RISE OF TEA PARTY: A CASE OF MAINSTREAM MEDIA Open Access Author: Chen, Tiange Title: COVERING THE RISE OF TEA PARTY: A CASE OF MAINSTREAM MEDIA Area of Honors: Interdisciplinary in Journalism and Political Science Keywords: journalismmediacontent analysistea partypolitical science File: Download Chen_Thesis_final_Updated.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Bu Zhong, Thesis SupervisorDr. Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors AdvisorBu Zhong, Thesis Honors AdvisorRussell Frank, Faculty Reader
6. Putting the Planet on the Ballot: Climate Change Framing in 2016 and 2018 Political Ads Open Access Author: Bell, Kelsey Title: Putting the Planet on the Ballot: Climate Change Framing in 2016 and 2018 Political Ads Area of Honors: Advertising/Public Relations Keywords: political advertisingpoliticsclimate changeframingcontent analysisclimate change framingpolitical campaignspolitical communications File: Download Honors_Thesis_Kelsey_Bell_Final.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Fuyuan Shen, Thesis SupervisorFuyuan Shen, Thesis Honors AdvisorColleen Connolly-Ahern, Faculty Reader
7. The Political Glass Ceiling: How Media Bias Impacts the Rise of Female Candidates to Executive Office Open Access Author: Zanowic, Casey Title: The Political Glass Ceiling: How Media Bias Impacts the Rise of Female Candidates to Executive Office Area of Honors: Political Science Keywords: mediacontent analysismedia coveragegender and politicsfemale politiciansexecutive elections File: Download Zanowic_Casey_ThePoliticalGlassCeiling.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Erin Allyson Heidt-Forsythe, Thesis SupervisorSona N. Golder, Thesis Honors Advisor
8. It’s Nice To Have A Friend: Human Brand Parasocial Relationship Building and Marketing Implications from the Taylor Swift Brand Open Access Author: Sliver, Caroline Title: It’s Nice To Have A Friend: Human Brand Parasocial Relationship Building and Marketing Implications from the Taylor Swift Brand Area of Honors: Marketing Keywords: Taylor Swiftmarketingbrandstrategyparasocial relationshipsparasocialparasocialityPSRbrand strategyTaylorSwiftPSI-Process Scalehuman brandshuman brandqualitative dataqualitativecontent analysismusician File: Download Caroline_M._Sliver_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Jennifer Chang Coupland, Thesis SupervisorJennifer Chang Coupland, Thesis Honors AdvisorJohanna H Slot, Faculty Reader