Rosie Nguyen is a doctoral student in the Department of Communication at Cornell University. Her research interests include cultural production, creative industries, digital culture, and digital violence against cultural workers. Currently, she is examining the impact of online shaming on self-censorship among creative workers.
Prior to joining Cornell, Rosie completed a master's research degree in journalism and mass communication from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, funded by the Fulbright scholarship. She has over ten years of experience in various industries across Asia, including supply chain management, journalism, and publishing. She is also an accomplished author, having published six books in Vietnamese, one of which was the No.1 best seller in Vietnam from 2017 to 2018.
Education
M.A. (Research), Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Tao, R., Nguyen, N., Lu, L., Sun, L., Gill, H., Christy, K., & Riddle, K. (2023). Learning Through Rewards: Priming and Identification as Psychological Mechanisms of the Effects of LGBTQ+ Narratives on Inclusive Attitudes and Behavioral Intentions. Media Psychology, 1-25.
Awards Graduate student Ria Gualano received a Mellon/American Council of Learned Societies Dissertation Innovation Fellowship. The program supports 45 doctoral students in the humanities and social sciences pursuing innovative approaches to...
Conference Presentations Graduate student Emma Cox presented “Effects of Cohesion with Teammates on Division-I Student-Athletes’ Mental Health: An Application of the Human Need to Belong and Transactional Stress Frameworks” at the National...