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Cynthia Stohl

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Communication

Cynthia Stohl is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Distinguished Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Cynthia Stohl

University of California, Santa Barbara

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communication mass communication social sciences organizational communication management international communication communication research social media corporate social responsibility journalism collective action speech communication scholarly communication organizational behavior communication theory interpersonal communication narrative health communication human communication memorable messages information technology intergroup cooperation communication studies intercultural communication digital age social media policies knowledge management information management group process intercultural studies cultural policy educational psychology public participation cancer prevention risk communication citizen participation nonverbal communication oral communication communication strategies multiculturalism educational communication bona fide groups contemporary notions detection behaviors nation states global regimes structural holes contemporary media environment business ethics higher education democracy natural product communication operation management cultural change migration studies power relations message passing security theory health prevention organization science activism diffusion of innovations change management student success student engagement e-participation labor market participation participatory design emotion recognition emotional responses organizational socialization national science foundation communicative constitution clandestine organization secret agencies pragmatic consequences organization studies global collaborations networked organization organizational transformation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Convergent and Divergent Corporate Social Responsibility in South Korea: Collaborative and Adversarial Ngo-Corporate Networks. Management Communication Quarterly (2024)

Yoori YangCynthia Stohl

organizational communicationmanagementcommunicationcollaborative governancesouth koreabusinesscorporate social responsibility

News/Discussion Values and Interactivity in Corporate Social Responsibility Communication via Social Media. Management Communication Quarterly (2024)

Zijian LewCynthia Stohl

communicationmass communicationbehavioral sciencesscholarly communicationsocial mediamedia studiesjournalismcorporate social responsibility

Understanding the Perceptions of Memorable Messages About Academic Performance Among Students of Color in the United States. Journal of Applied Communication Research (2024)

Melissa F. TindageDaisy LemusCynthia Stohl

race relationscommunication researchsocial scienceseducational researchafrican american studiesracescholarly communicationeducational communicationapplied psychologyapplied social psychologycommunicationnarrativeeducational psychologymemorable messagesintercultural communicationacademic performanceracial discriminationapplied linguisticsunited statesspeech perceptionqualitative research

A Conversation About Three Key yet Underexplored Tensions in Contemporary Notions of Csr Communication. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Mette MorsingCynthia Stohl

conversation analysiscommunicationunderexplored tensionscontemporary notionscsr communicationsocial media

Memorable Messages Matter: Diversity, Inclusion, and Institutional Success for Faculty and Students of Color in the United States. Annals of the International Communication Association (2022)

Daisy LemusMelissa F. TindageCynthia Stohl

diversity (business)cultural policyracial equitypolitical communicationunited stateseducationcommunicationmass communicationblack experienceinternational communicationmulticulturalismmemorable messages mattercommunication researchinclusive educationinstitutional successcultural diversityafrican american studiesracial discrimination

Visibility Agents: Organizing Transparency in the Digital Era. New Media & Society (2022)

Delaney HarnessShiv GaneshCynthia Stohl

organizational communicationcommunicationmass communicationinformation technologyvisibility agentsdigital erasocial mediavisibilitysocial sciencesmedia studiesbehavioral sciences

What Makes People Willing to Comment on Social Media Posts? the Roles of Interactivity and Perceived Contingency in Online Corporate Social Responsibility Communication. Communication Monographs (2022)

Zijian LewCynthia Stohl

communicationmass communicationinformation behaviorsocial mediaperceived contingencysocial influencecorporate social responsibility

Information Visibility Scale. PsycTESTS Dataset (2021)

Claartje L. ter HoevenCynthia StohlPaul LeonardiMichael Stohl

information visibility scalecognitive sciencepsychology

Membership Matters: Organizing Archetypes, Participatory Styles, and Connective Action. Management Communication Quarterly (2021)

Shiv GaneshCynthia StohlYoung Ji Kim

organizational communicationmanagementcommunicationmass communicationparticipatory stylesconnective actioncommunity managementsocial mediamembership matterssocial sciencesorganizing (management)

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

entrepreneurshipcollaboration processsocial innovationmanagementinter-firm coordinationuniversity collaborationinterorganizational relationshipsuniversity knowledgetechnology transferstrategic managementsmall business managementbusinessindustrial collaboration

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Cynthia Stohl

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Communication

Cynthia Stohl is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Distinguished Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Cynthia Stohl

University of California, Santa Barbara

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Convergent and Divergent Corporate Social Responsibility in South Korea: Collaborative and Adversarial Ngo-Corporate Networks. Management Communication Quarterly (2024)

Yoori YangCynthia Stohl

organizational communicationmanagementcommunicationcollaborative governancesouth koreabusinesscorporate social responsibility

News/Discussion Values and Interactivity in Corporate Social Responsibility Communication via Social Media. Management Communication Quarterly (2024)

Zijian LewCynthia Stohl

communicationmass communicationbehavioral sciencesscholarly communicationsocial mediamedia studiesjournalismcorporate social responsibility

Understanding the Perceptions of Memorable Messages About Academic Performance Among Students of Color in the United States. Journal of Applied Communication Research (2024)

Melissa F. TindageDaisy LemusCynthia Stohl

A Conversation About Three Key yet Underexplored Tensions in Contemporary Notions of Csr Communication. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Mette MorsingCynthia Stohl

conversation analysiscommunicationunderexplored tensionscontemporary notionscsr communicationsocial media

Memorable Messages Matter: Diversity, Inclusion, and Institutional Success for Faculty and Students of Color in the United States. Annals of the International Communication Association (2022)

Daisy LemusMelissa F. TindageCynthia Stohl

Visibility Agents: Organizing Transparency in the Digital Era. New Media & Society (2022)

Delaney HarnessShiv GaneshCynthia Stohl

organizational communicationcommunicationmass communicationinformation technologyvisibility agentsdigital erasocial mediavisibilitysocial sciencesmedia studiesbehavioral sciences

Zijian LewCynthia Stohl

communicationmass communicationinformation behaviorsocial mediaperceived contingencysocial influencecorporate social responsibility

Information Visibility Scale. PsycTESTS Dataset (2021)

Claartje L. ter HoevenCynthia StohlPaul LeonardiMichael Stohl

information visibility scalecognitive sciencepsychology

Membership Matters: Organizing Archetypes, Participatory Styles, and Connective Action. Management Communication Quarterly (2021)

Shiv GaneshCynthia StohlYoung Ji Kim

organizational communicationmanagementcommunicationmass communicationparticipatory stylesconnective actioncommunity managementsocial mediamembership matterssocial sciencesorganizing (management)

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

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