Sarah Smith-Frigerio

Assistant Professor

University of Tampa

United States

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Dr. Sarah Smith-Frigerio is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tampa in the United States. Her research focuses on mental health advocacy, the impact of social media on public health discourse, and ethical considerations in communication practices. Recent publications include studies on generative AI, the mental health effects of disasters, and the role of community support in mental health messaging.

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J. Brian Houston

Associate Professor

University of Missouri

UNITED STATES

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Assistant Professor

Iowa State University

UNITED STATES

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Quick Fix: Teaching the Ethical Use of Generative AI With Industry Context

Politics Over Public Health: Analysis of Twitter and Reddit Posts Concerning the Role of Politics in the Public Health Response to COVID-19

Discerning the effect of the relationship between disclosure and responsiveness on depression, anxiety, and compassion fatigue among veterinarians

Mental Health Impacts of Hurricane Harvey: Examining the Roles of Intimate Partner Violence and Resilience

“You are Not Alone”: Linking Peer Support to Information and Resources for Mental Health Concerns in Advocacy Groups’ Social Media Messaging

Communication, Flexibility, and Resilience: Navigating the Shift to Virtual Service-Learning During COVID-19

Grassroots Mental Health Groups’ Use of Advocacy Strategies in Social Media Messaging

Coping, Community and Fighting Stereotypes: An Exploration of Multidimensional Social Capital in Personal Blogs Discussing Mental Illness

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J. Brian Houston

Cheryl Auch

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