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Katy Pearce

  • PhD
  • Assistant Professor
  • University of Washington
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Research interests

the Caucasus.EurasiaAzerbaijansocial media. ArmeniaCultural contexts of technology adoption and use. Mobile communication

About

PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara, Department of Communication Advisor: Ronald E. Rice

Co-authors (16)

Publications (5)

  • Conceptualizing socially mediated visibility

    • Pearce K
    • Carr C
    • Vitak J
    • et al.
    International Communication Association Conference (2018)
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  • Somewhat separate and unequal: Digital divides, social networking sites, and capital-enhancing activities

    • Pearce K
    • Rice R
    Social Media + Society (2017) 3(2) 205630511771627
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  • Democratizing kompromat: The affordances of social media for state-sponsored harassment

    • Pearce K
    Information, Communication & Society (2015) 18(10) 1-17
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  • Digital divides from access to activities: Comparing mobile and personal computer internet users

    • Pearce K
    • Rice R
    Journal of Communication (2013) 63(4) 721-744
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  • We care a lot: Formative research on adolescent knowledge, attitudes and behaviors toward recycling.

    • Prestin A
    • Pearce K
    Resources, Conservation, and Recycling (2010) 54(11) 1017-1026
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Professional experience

Assistant Professor

University of Washington

July 2012 - Present

Adjunct Professor

Georgetown University

August 2011 - July 2012(a year)

Adjunct Professor

The University of Memphis

August 2011 - December 2011(4 months)

Analyst

Department of State

January 2011 - September 2011(8 months)

Education

PhD

University of California, Santa Barbara

September 2006 - June 2011(5 years)

MA

University of London School for Oriental and African Studies

September 2005 - December 2006(a year)

BA

University of Michigan

September 1997 - April 2001(4 years)