Undergrad: Behavior, American Politics & Methods / Undergrad: Behavior, American Politics, & Methods

Fear & (In)Action: The Emotional Manipulation of Dissent in Contemporary National Political Discourse - Cindy Dang, Loyola University Chicago

Adding Fuel to the Fire: Has Social Media Contributed to America’s Political Polarity? - Joey Falatok, University Of Mount Union

Are We on the Same Page? Comparing Transgender Candidate Self-Identification with Media Representation - Tyler Helms, Yale University

From Online to Office: Social Media and Electoral Outcomes - Jasmine Cui, Emory University; Meredith G McKelvey, Emory University College of Arts and Sciences; Sarah Qadir, Emory University

Impacts of Effective Media Communication to Motivate State Level Policy Action: The Case of the Colorado River Basin - Abigail Rader, The College of Saint Benedict & Saint John’s University

IRL to URL: Social Media and Electoral Outcomes - Jasmine Cui, Emory University; Meredith G McKelvey, Emory University College of Arts and Sciences; Sarah Qadir, Emory University

Measuring fear-based sentiment in anti-vaccination rhetoric on social media sites: A study using Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook. - Campbell A Scheuerman, William & Mary

The Effect of Issue Content and Negativity on Elite Message Diffusion on Social Media - Rachel Clyburn, Clemson University; Nicholas I Deas, Clemson University; Cierra Rubylee Oliveira, Clemson University; Spencer A Shellnutt, Clemson University

Robin Bayes, Northwestern University

Dean Jackson, University of Nebraska - Lincoln