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Seung-A "Annie" Jin joined the department after earning her doctorate from the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California (PhD, 2007). Her doctoral dissertation was titled "Effects of a Computer Game Designed for Stress Management Education." Dr. Jin's research focuses on “New Media & Communication Technology” including Computer-Mediated Interpersonal Communication (e.g., Instant Messaging, Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Gaming), Computer/Video Games and Virtual Reality. Most recently, she has been interested in avatar-based advertising and marketing communication in the 3D virtual world of “Second Life.” Her other research interests include social-psychological impact of Socially Interactive Robots and the potential of Human-Robot-Interaction Interfaces for teaching and learning. Her work has been published in Journal of Communication, Journal of Health Psychology, and the Journal of Game Industry & Culture. Dr. Jin currently teaches CO350--Research Methods and CO440--Communication and Technology.
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