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Dr. Volha Kananovich

Associate Professor Digital Journalism

Appalachian State University

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Appalachian State University

University College

College Of Fine And Applied Arts

College of Arts and Sciences

Communication

Department Of Communication

Community and service

College Of Fine And Applied Arts

Department Of Communication

Dr. Volha Kananovich is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Associate Professor Digital Journalism at Appalachian State University.

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Appalachian State University

Associate Professor Digital Journalism

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journalism mass communication public opinion communication political science discourse analysis political communication media studies sociology rhetoric social influence social media democracy comparative political studies political behavior political analysis geopolitics political science research natural hazards disaster risk reduction public money public management financial studies business research popular medium public relations economic psychology scholarly communication censorship editorial independence disaster research disaster response storm surge disaster management weather disaster rhetorical use media practice claim authority folk theories young adults editorial endorsement process political study appalachia strong digital scholarship theories of political behavior medium culture social sciences social science research african identity history humanities politics social semiotics community engagement academic ethic critical race theory social change digital mediums culture content analysis political methodology academic librarianship digital humanities american studies american political thought computational social science medium communication african american studies public life composition studies american literature civic engagement college english political studies scientific communication political psychology communication theory online information social forces

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Appalachia Strong: Joy in Reporting Appalachian Recovery From Hurricane Helene. Journalism Practice (2025)

public healthdisaster researchdisaster responsestorm surgeappalachia stronggeographydisaster managementnatural hazardsweather disasterresiliencedisastersdisaster risk reductionnatural disasters

From Authoritarianism to Freedom and Back Again. (2025)

From Authoritarianism to Freedom and Back Again: Belarusian News Media Landscape. Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Belarus (2025)

Opportunities Missed: The Untapped Potential in Local U.S. Newspapers’ Appeals for Financial Support. Journalism (2025)

public moneypublic managementpolicy analysismass communicationfinancial analysispublic opinionfinancial studiespublic policyfinancefinancial literacybusiness researchpopular mediumpublic relationspublic financeeconomic psychologyjournalismmedia studies

Online Memes on Anti-American Propaganda and the Overlooked “Silent Majority” in Support of Authoritarian Populism in Putin’s Russia. New Media & Society (2023)

political sciencepoliticsslavic languagespublic opiniontheories of political behaviordemocracypolitical psychologycomparative political studiespolitical studypolitical sociologypolitical behaviorideologypolitical communicationpolitical analysisgeopoliticsjournalismpolitical science research

Book Review: The Institutions Changing Journalism: Barbarians Inside the Gate, by Patrick Ferrucci and Scott a. Eldridge II (Eds.). Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2022)

From “Angry Mobs” to “Citizens in Anguish”: The Malleability of the Protest Paradigm in the International News Coverage of the 2021 Us Capitol Attack. American Behavioral Scientist (2022)

Guarding the Firewall: How Political Journalists Distance Themselves From the Editorial Endorsement Process. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2022)

Gregory PerreaultVolha KananovichElla Hackett

political sciencecommunicationmass communicationdiscourse analysisscholarly communicationpublic opinioneditorial endorsement processpolitical communicationcensorshipeditorial independencejournalismmedia studies

Audience as Journalistic Boundary Worker: The Rhetorical Use of Comments to Critique Media Practice, Assert Legitimacy and Claim Authority. Journalism Studies (2021)

Volha KananovichGregory Perreault

rhetorical usemedia practicerhetoricclaim authorityjournalismdiscourse analysis

#Presidentspartingwords at a Critical Juncture: Reclaiming the Autonomous Subject in Social Media Discourse on Coronavirus in Belarus. Journal of Communication Inquiry (2021)

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Dr. Volha Kananovich

Associate Professor Digital Journalism

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

University College

College Of Fine And Applied Arts

College of Arts and Sciences

Communication

Department Of Communication

Community and service

College Of Fine And Applied Arts

Department Of Communication

Dr. Volha Kananovich is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Associate Professor Digital Journalism at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Volha Kananovich

Appalachian State University

Associate Professor Digital Journalism

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Appalachia Strong: Joy in Reporting Appalachian Recovery From Hurricane Helene. Journalism Practice (2025)

public healthdisaster researchdisaster responsestorm surgeappalachia stronggeographydisaster managementnatural hazardsweather disasterresiliencedisastersdisaster risk reductionnatural disasters

From Authoritarianism to Freedom and Back Again. (2025)

From Authoritarianism to Freedom and Back Again: Belarusian News Media Landscape. Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Belarus (2025)

Opportunities Missed: The Untapped Potential in Local U.S. Newspapers’ Appeals for Financial Support. Journalism (2025)

Online Memes on Anti-American Propaganda and the Overlooked “Silent Majority” in Support of Authoritarian Populism in Putin’s Russia. New Media & Society (2023)

Book Review: The Institutions Changing Journalism: Barbarians Inside the Gate, by Patrick Ferrucci and Scott a. Eldridge II (Eds.). Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2022)

From “Angry Mobs” to “Citizens in Anguish”: The Malleability of the Protest Paradigm in the International News Coverage of the 2021 Us Capitol Attack. American Behavioral Scientist (2022)

Guarding the Firewall: How Political Journalists Distance Themselves From the Editorial Endorsement Process. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2022)

Gregory PerreaultVolha KananovichElla Hackett

Audience as Journalistic Boundary Worker: The Rhetorical Use of Comments to Critique Media Practice, Assert Legitimacy and Claim Authority. Journalism Studies (2021)

Volha KananovichGregory Perreault

rhetorical usemedia practicerhetoricclaim authorityjournalismdiscourse analysis

#Presidentspartingwords at a Critical Juncture: Reclaiming the Autonomous Subject in Social Media Discourse on Coronavirus in Belarus. Journal of Communication Inquiry (2021)

1
2
10 / page