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Asheley R. Landrum is an assistant professor of science communication in the College of Media & Communication at Texas Tech University and a media psychologist. Her research investigates how cultural values and world-views influence people's selection and processing of science media and how these phenomena develop from childhood into adulthood. This work bridges theories from communication, psychology, political science, and public policy.
Research interests: Children & (Science) Media; Media Effects on Cognitive Processing; Media Psychology; Science Curiosity; Science and Health Misinformation; Science of Science Communication |
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Upcoming EventsJanuary 15th & 16th
Denial of Science Symposium University of California--Irvine Link to Event January 24th Conspiracy Series Museum of Science+Industry, Chicago Link to Event February 17th - 3:30 to 5:00pm CST YouTube: Friend or Foe in Communicating about Science and Health AAAS Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. Link to Event February 27th - 4:30pm to 6pm EST Ira W. DeCamp Bioethics Seminar Princeton University Link to Event March 19th - 5pm to 8pm CST Science by the Glass Texas Tech University - Climate Science Center Link to Event |