11. How do simple versus intricate advertisements expressed via visuals and messaging affect consumer reactions? Open Access Author: Major, Amy Title: How do simple versus intricate advertisements expressed via visuals and messaging affect consumer reactions? Area of Honors: Advertising/Public Relations Keywords: AdvertisingPublic RelationsConsumer ReactionsSimple messagingcomplex messagingadvertisements File: Download Amy_Major_Thesis_4.05.18.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Francis Erin Dardis, Thesis SupervisorFrancis Erin Dardis, Thesis Honors AdvisorKen E Yednock, Faculty Reader
12. Advertising Techniques in McCall's Magazine: Then and Now Open Access Author: Hayes, Taylor Title: Advertising Techniques in McCall's Magazine: Then and Now Area of Honors: English Keywords: McCall's MagazineAdvertising1920sCosmopolitan Magazine File: Download Final_Schreyer_Thesis-Hayes.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Mark Stewart Morrisson, Thesis SupervisorChristopher Gervais Reed, Thesis Honors Advisor
13. Perceptions of Digital Redlining: Awareness & Judgements of Marketer Profiling among Emerging Adults Open Access Author: Gelorme, Geoffrey Title: Perceptions of Digital Redlining: Awareness & Judgements of Marketer Profiling among Emerging Adults Area of Honors: Advertising/Public Relations Keywords: Digital RedliningDiscriminatory MarketingEthicsAdvertising File: Download Finalized_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Patrick Lee Plaisance, Thesis SupervisorLee A Ahern, Thesis Honors Advisor
14. Analysis of National Football League Sponsorship Statements and Actions Regarding Domestic Violence Scandals, Civil Rights Movements, and Mental Health Awareness Open Access Author: Harris, Megan Title: Analysis of National Football League Sponsorship Statements and Actions Regarding Domestic Violence Scandals, Civil Rights Movements, and Mental Health Awareness Area of Honors: Advertising/Public Relations Keywords: SportsPartnershipBrandNFLSponsorshipBrandsPublic RelationsAdvertisingSports Marketing File: Download Megan_Harris_Final_Thesis_Submission.pdf Thesis Supervisors: John R Affleck, Thesis SupervisorDenise Sevick Bortree, Thesis Honors Advisor