Grant Work

Serena Carpenter, Ph.D.

External
Broadcast Education Association New Faculty Research Grant (2010). “An examination of doctoral programs: Using the zone of proximal development to understand how mentoring is related to adult learning.” $2,000. Principal Investigator: Dr. Serena Carpenter.

Indiana State Department of Health (2006-2007). “Adverse events expectations.” $56,449. Principal Investigator: Dr. Pamela Whitten. Collected data, developed questions for media and health provider participants and prepared manuscripts for publication as a research assistant.

Michigan Department of Community Health (2005-2006). “Low literacy website for parents of pediatric patients.” $165,000.
Principal Investigator: Dr. Pamela Whitten.

  • Interviewed participants as a research assistant.

Project for Excellence in Journalism (2005). “State of the news media.” $32,000. Principal Investigators: Dr. Frederick Fico and Dr. Stephen Lacy.

  • Coded television and print news segments as a research assistant.

Internal
Cronkite School Dean’s Research Grant (2009). “An examination of online commenting communities.” $6,000. Principal Investigator: Dr. Serena Carpenter.

Cronkite School Dean’s Research Grant (2008). “Citizen journalism: Understanding its marketplace value.” $6,000. Principal Investigator: Dr. Serena Carpenter.

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    I am an assistant professor who teaches and researches newer media at Arizona State University. The purpose of this site is to encourage the sharing of information on the teaching and research of newer media with an emphasis on journalism.
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