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EXTENDED SESSION: From PR and Persuasion to Amorous Apps and Trans TV: The Latest in LGBTQ Studies
Sun, May 28, 14:00 to 16:45, Hilton San Diego Bayfront, Floor: 4, Sapphire 410ASession Submission Type: Panel
Abstract
This extended session consists of three fast sessions of 50 minutes each:
(1) New Attitudes toward LGBTQ Issues (chair and presenter Cynthia Cooper, plus additional presenters Laura Moorhead; Tien Ee Dominic Yeo and Tsz Hang Chu; Wei Yi Kong, Vanessa Ng, Matthias Tay, and Li Ying Chow; Jing Ting Tan, Jun Wei Keng, and Benjamin Detenber)
(2) LGBTQ Media and Changing Perspectives on LGBTQ People (chair and presenter Erica Ciszek, plus additional presenters Neelam Sharma; Rhonda Gibson and Chris Etheridge; Minjie Li; Bethany Howe)
(3) Dating and Relationships, Social Media and Mobile Apps (chair and presenter Scott Eldredge, plus additional presenters Michele Meyer, Dan Brown, and Juan C Ortiz; Poyao Huang; Flavien Puel; Liping Liu, Lei Vincent Huang, and Yiqian Zhan)
Sub Unit
Cosponsors
Communication and Technology
Feminist Scholarship
Mass Communication
Mobile Communication
Popular Communication
Public Relations
Chairs
Individual Presentations
From LGBTQ Studies to AP Gov/Econ: Students Consider Gender, Sexuality, and Media - Laura Moorhead, San Francisco State University
Hong Kong Public’s Attitudes Toward Sexual Orientation Anti-Discrimination and Same-Sex Marriage Legislation - Tien Ee Dominic Yeo, Hong Kong Baptist U; Tsz Hang Chu, Hong Kong Baptist U
Straight Ally in Advocacy: Examining the Effects of Self-Interest on Persuasion - Wei Yi Kong, Nanyang Technological U - Singapore; Vanessa Ng, Nanyang Technological U; Matthias Tay, Nanyang Technological U; Li Ying Chow, Nanyang Technological U
The Effects of Perceived Threat and Vulnerability on Virtual Bystander Intervention - Jing Ting Eleanor Tan; Jun Wei Keng, Nanyang Technological U; Benjamin H. Detenber, Nanyang Technological U
A Decade of Cyberhate: A Longitudinal Analysis of Anti-LGBTQ Groups and Their Websites - Cynthia Cooper, Towson U
What Do Readers’ Mental Models Tell Us About Transgender Persons? An In-depth Analysis of Mental Models Constructed by Viewers of a Transgender-Themed TV Drama - Neelam Sharma
Identity Negotiation Within the Family: How Transgender TV Characters Challenge Gendered Family Roles - Rhonda Gibson Hester, U of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Chris Etheridge, U of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Perceived Media Credibility and Gender Framing: An Experiment (Work in Progress) - Minjie Li, Louisiana State U
What Does Queer Theory Teach Us About PR?: Queer Possibilities for Public Relations Theory and Practice - Erica Ciszek, U of Houston
From Company Mandated Equality to Employees’ Perceived Equality: How Internal Public Relations Makes a Difference to Transgender Employees - Bethany Howe, U of Oregon
Following the Unfollowed: Non-Monosexual Identity Navigation through Social Media - Michele Meyer, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Dan Brown, Syracuse U; Juan C Ortiz, Syracuse U
Disclose Your HIV Status on Online Hookup Devices: The Materialization and Embodiment of Safe Sex - Poyao Huang, U of California San Diego
Not Gay Enough for the Part? An Ongoing Case Study of Gay Online Dating in Japan - Flavien Puel, Seinan Gakuin University
Phantom Intimacy: Using Netnography Research Method to Reveal the Underlying Chinese Lesbians’ Online Relationship Development - Liping Piper Liu; Lei Vincent Huang, Hong Kong Baptist U; Melannie Yiqian Zhan, School of Communication, Hong Kong Baptist U
Intimacy Uncertainty and HIV-Negative Gay Men With an HIV-Positive Romantic Partner - Scott Eldredge, Western Carolina U