Lectures & Interviews

GUEST LECTURES

Invited Panelist for American Psychological Association's Media Psychology & Technology (Division 46) Emerging Voices in Media Psychology Panel

(2025)

Invited Lecturer at Hanover College for Workshop about Political Polarization Funded by Eli Lilly Foundation

(2024)

Workshop Instructor for Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellowship

(2023, 2024)

Guest Lecturer for Courses at Purdue in Purdue Polytechnic Institute and Brian Lamb School of Communication

(2023, 2024)

INVITED LECTURES

2024

“Social Media, Literacy, and Political (Mis)Information.” (2024, June). One-day workshop given during 2024 Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellowship Summer Institute. Purdue University.

“Building Bridges: What Political News and Misinformation Teach Us About Agreement.” (2024, April). Campus-wide grant-funded workshop, Hanover College.

“Facilitating Controversial Conversations: What Misinformation Can Teach Us Not To Do.” (2024, April). Lecture given in COM211: Public Communication. Hanover College.

2023

“Misinformation, Literacy, and Politics.” (2023, November). Lecture given in COM318: Persuasion. Purdue University.

“Technology and Its Political Implications.” (2023, October). Lecture given in TECH330: Technology & The Global Society. Purdue University.

“Media, Journalism, and Political News.” (2023, June). Two-day workshop given during 2023 Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellowship Summer Institute. Purdue University.

“Political Misinformation Literacy and Fake News Detection.” (2023, April). Lecture given in COM318: Persuasion. Purdue University.

INTERVIEWS & OTHER MEDIA

Students explore the legacy of American democracy, solve contemporary problems, during Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellowship - Purdue University College of EducationFifty-five high school students visited Purdue University this summer to learn about American government and affairs as part of the Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellowship (BFTF). “Words fall short of expressing my eternal gratitude to the visionaries who orchestrated this program. Their decision to unite and shape our lives is a gift beyond measure,” according to Manuel de la Hoz Morales.

Dr. Lillian Feder and Dr. Dwaine Jengelley talk in this podcast about the state of sport and athlete activism. Dr. Feder highlights findings from our recent publication in Communication & Sport (available here) about collegiate athlete's activist organizing efforts through various communication media.

Interview for Hanover College Career Center

Interview for Master's in Communications

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