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Jennifer Stromer-Galley

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Syracuse University

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College of Visual and Performing Arts

Communication and Rhetorical Studies

School of Information Studies

Jennifer Stromer-galley is currently serving as a College Of Visual And Performing Arts Professor at Syracuse University.

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Syracuse University

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communication mass communication social media political communication political science journalism social sciences information science discourse analysis information society scholarly communication conversation analysis information technology human-computer interaction game design elections internet science online information political behavior game studies political analysis applied linguistics computer-mediated communication gamification information management digital mediums democracy applied cognitive psychology social simulation deliberative democracy educational games educational psychology language resources information behavior candidate selection political process cognitive biases educational strategies human decision process behavioral decision making digital culture public sphere game analytics discourse structure election forecasting e-democracy public debate societal influence interactional linguistics group deliberation deliberative e-rulemaking project virtual communities information technology management spoken dialog system language corpus information warfare digital society rumor spreading influence model group interaction deception detection modeling social phenomena serious games online multi-party discourse public opinion polls risk communication data coding on-line interaction coding scheme political conversation election campaigns cross-cutting exposure political talk social corrections deliberation satisfaction decision legitimacy online communities social web

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“Fake and Fraudulent” vs. “an American Right”. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Jennifer Stromer-GalleyBrian McKernanChristy KhouryPyeonghwa Kim

american rightfreedom of speechpolitical sciencefraud

Categorizing Political Campaign Messages on Social Media Using Supervised Machine Learning. Journal of Information Technology & Politics (2023)

Jennifer Stromer-GalleyPatricia Rossini

political sciencecommunicationmass communicationinformation sciencedeception detectionobject categorizationsocial mediainformation managementinformation technologysupervised machine learningpolitical communicationpolitical campaign messagessupervised learningmachine learningjournalism

Introduction to the Special Issue of Social Media: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Journal of Communication (2023)

Jennifer Stromer-GalleyMagdalena WojcieszakNicholas JohnAdrienne L Massanari

communicationmass communicationinformation societyscholarly communicationpublic opinionsocial mediapolitical communicationjournalismmedia studies

Revisiting Key Concepts in Digital Media Research: Influence, Populism, Partisanship, Polarisation. AoIR Selected Papers of Internet Research (2023)

Axel BrunsAnja BechmannMarina Charquero-BallesterJessica G. WalterJennifer Stromer-GalleyBrian McKernanFabio GigliettoNicola RighettiAnna StanzianoTariq ChoucairKatharina EsauSebastian SvegaardSamantha Vilkins

digital media researchpolitical sciencepolitical communicationkey concepts

Seeding Doubts About Voting Broadly and Strategically: Trump and Biden Rhetoric Online in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election. AoIR Selected Papers of Internet Research (2023)

Jennifer Stromer-GalleyPyeonghwa KimChristy KhouryBrian McKernanJeff Hemsley

humanitiesvoting rulepolitical sciencecommunicationmass communicationstrategic thinkingintellectual discoursedemocracysocial mediapolitical processinternet sciencepolitical behaviorpolitical communicationpolitical analysisrhetoriconline informationpublic debateelections

Unleash Britain’s Potential (to Go Negative): Campaign Negativity in the 2017 and 2019 UK General Elections on Facebook. Political Studies Review (2023)

Patrícia RossiniRosalynd SouthernEmily HarmerJennifer Stromer-Galley

mass communicationuk general electionssocial sciencescandidate selectionsocietal influenceelectionselection forecastingpolitical communicationdemocracycommunicationunleash britaincampaign negativitysocial mediapolitical science researchpolitical sciencespatial politicspolitical studiescomparative political studiespolitical processpolitical analysiscomparative politics

A Human-Centered Design Approach to Creating Tools to Help Journalists Monitor Digital Political Ads: Insights and Challenges. Digital Journalism (2022)

Brian McKernanJennifer Stromer-GalleyAnia KorsunskaSarah E. BoldenPatrícia RossiniJeff Hemsley

news analyticsdesigncommunicationmass communicationhuman-computer interactionhuman monitoringhuman-centered designdigital political adspolitical communicationjournalismmedia studies

Digital Media Landscape in Brazil: Political (Mis)Information and Participation on Facebook and Whatsapp. Journal of Quantitative Description Digital Media (2021)

Patricia RossiniÉrica Anita BaptistaVanessa Veiga de OliveiraJennifer Stromer-Galley

digital culturepolitical sciencepoliticscommunicationmass communicationinformation scienceinformation societydigital societye-democracysocial sciencessocial medialatin american politicsinformation behaviorpolitical communicationdigital media landscape

Modeling Leadership Behavior of Players in Virtual Worlds. Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment (2021)

Samira ShaikhTomek StrzalkowskiJennifer Stromer-GalleyGeorge BroadwellTing LiuRosa Mikeal Martey

computer-mediated communicationsocial computingcommunicationhuman-computer interactioncomputational linguisticshuman-ai interactionvirtual worldsconversation analysiscomputational social scienceground truthlanguagesocial simulationdialogue managementlinguisticsresearch question

More Than “Fake News”?. Journal of Language and Politics (2021)

Patrícia RossiniJennifer Stromer-GalleyAnia Korsunska

fake newsrumor spreadingcommunicationmass communicationinformation societylanguagepublic opinionscholarly communicationlanguage policypolitical analysispolitical communicationrhetoriconline informationapplied linguisticsjournalismmisinformationdiscourse analysis

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Jennifer Stromer-Galley

Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

College of Visual and Performing Arts

Communication and Rhetorical Studies

School of Information Studies

Jennifer Stromer-galley is currently serving as a College Of Visual And Performing Arts Professor at Syracuse University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jennifer Stromer-Galley

Syracuse University

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“Fake and Fraudulent” vs. “an American Right”. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Jennifer Stromer-GalleyBrian McKernanChristy KhouryPyeonghwa Kim

american rightfreedom of speechpolitical sciencefraud

Categorizing Political Campaign Messages on Social Media Using Supervised Machine Learning. Journal of Information Technology & Politics (2023)

Jennifer Stromer-GalleyPatricia Rossini

Introduction to the Special Issue of Social Media: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Journal of Communication (2023)

Jennifer Stromer-GalleyMagdalena WojcieszakNicholas JohnAdrienne L Massanari

communicationmass communicationinformation societyscholarly communicationpublic opinionsocial mediapolitical communicationjournalismmedia studies

Revisiting Key Concepts in Digital Media Research: Influence, Populism, Partisanship, Polarisation. AoIR Selected Papers of Internet Research (2023)

digital media researchpolitical sciencepolitical communicationkey concepts

Seeding Doubts About Voting Broadly and Strategically: Trump and Biden Rhetoric Online in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election. AoIR Selected Papers of Internet Research (2023)

Jennifer Stromer-GalleyPyeonghwa KimChristy KhouryBrian McKernanJeff Hemsley

Unleash Britain’s Potential (to Go Negative): Campaign Negativity in the 2017 and 2019 UK General Elections on Facebook. Political Studies Review (2023)

Patrícia RossiniRosalynd SouthernEmily HarmerJennifer Stromer-Galley

A Human-Centered Design Approach to Creating Tools to Help Journalists Monitor Digital Political Ads: Insights and Challenges. Digital Journalism (2022)

Brian McKernanJennifer Stromer-GalleyAnia KorsunskaSarah E. BoldenPatrícia RossiniJeff Hemsley

news analyticsdesigncommunicationmass communicationhuman-computer interactionhuman monitoringhuman-centered designdigital political adspolitical communicationjournalismmedia studies

Digital Media Landscape in Brazil: Political (Mis)Information and Participation on Facebook and Whatsapp. Journal of Quantitative Description Digital Media (2021)

Patricia RossiniÉrica Anita BaptistaVanessa Veiga de OliveiraJennifer Stromer-Galley

Modeling Leadership Behavior of Players in Virtual Worlds. Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment (2021)

Samira ShaikhTomek StrzalkowskiJennifer Stromer-GalleyGeorge BroadwellTing LiuRosa Mikeal Martey

More Than “Fake News”?. Journal of Language and Politics (2021)

Patrícia RossiniJennifer Stromer-GalleyAnia Korsunska

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