Today, our campus celebrated SURF Day, the university's annual event recognizing academically centered creative endeavors and research efforts by our students. This year, there were 234 presentations held across campus, including several hosted by School of Communications students investigating topics related to our communications and media industries. Among the students who hosted oral presentations today were: Matisse Gilmore (picture 1) – "Living in the Background: Analyzing the Representation of Marginalized Identities in Predominantly White TV Shows" Isabel Allain (picture 2) – "Communicating Depression in India and China: An International Comparison of Mental Health Frames in English-language News Sources" Christian Harrison (picture 3) – "Campaigning on Twitter: A Content Analysis of the 2020 Georgia U.S. Senate Candidates' Twitter Feeds" Lindsay Gelman (picture 4) – "Persuasion Strategies in the 2020 Campaign Discourse on Facebook: A Content Analysis of Donald J. Trump’s ...