- Research Communities
- Research Groups and Labs
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- The Big-DIG Research Lab
- Environmental Communication Lab
- Flint Water Crisis Working Group
- Infra.Lab
- M2E2: Mindless Media Exposure and Effects
- Family and Media Lab
- Media and Psychology in Everyday Life (MaPiEL) Lab
- Media and Risk Lab
- Mobile Communication Collective
- Political Communication and Behavior Lab
- Politics and Communication Lab
- Politics, Environment and Science Lab
- Research Strengths
- Faculty Fields of Study
- Marsh Center for the Study of Journalistic Performance
- Faculty Publications
The Politics, Environment, and Science Lab focuses on the role that digital media play in shaping public opinion and public engagement with politics and science. We are a group of undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty that use quantitative methodologies to examine how media content influences various attitudes and behaviors related to the politics of scientific expertise. We are currently working on projects related to how social media use influences the credibility of information and beliefs about experts in the context of health and wellness.
Contact Information:
Faculty Coordinator: Professor Ariel Hasell
Email: hasell@umich.edu
Faculty
Communication and Media Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
Rachel Gorby
Tatum Patrich