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Faculty Research

Click here for a partial list (PDF) of funded programs and projects directed by USC Annenberg faculty.

USC Annenberg faculty lead ground-breaking research in four strategic areas: Public Interest, Global, Entertainment and Technology. The following funded faculty research projects work within and between these four categories.


Project Name Director
Tailored Generation of Nutrition Information for Low-Income Recipients of Charitable Food  Peter Clarke, Susan H. Evans, Eduard Hovy
Wireless Alternatives for Internet Connectivity in Rural Latin America Hernan Galperin
Last-Mile Initiative Impact Evaluation in Peru Hernan Galperin
Regional Dialogue on the Information Society Hernan Galperin
Legitimation of Nanotechnology in Society G. Thomas Goodnight, Sandy Green
Forgotten Pages: Bicentennial of the U.S. Latino Press Félix Gutiérrez
Collaboration Framework to Prepare Against, Respond To, and Recover From Disasters (CP2R) Andrea Hollingshead
Measuring Effects of Educational Games Kwan Min Lee
Textbook for Serious Game Education Kwan Min Lee
New Directions in Stroke Neuro-Rehabilitation Margaret McLaughlin, Albert Rizzo
User-Centric Patient/Clinician Distribution Platform with Tele-Rehabilitation Application Case Study Margaret McLaughlin, Roger Zimmerman, Carolee Winstein, Shri Narayanan
Center for Socially Optimized Learning in Virtual Environments (SOLVE) Lynn Miller
Virtual Sex: Real Risk Reduction for MSM Lynn Miller, Stephen Read, Robert Appleby
Annenberg National Health Communication Survey Sheila MurphyMichael Cody (with Annenberg at UPenn)
User-Directed News Larry Pryor, Albert Rizzo
The Impact of Hypersexualized Media Characters on Young Girls' Body Dissatisfaction and Weight Concerns Stacy Smith
Hispanics and Health: Diverse Outcomes in a Diverse Population Roberto Suro
Learning in the 21st century Douglas Thomas, Sasha Barab
Virtual Worlds Exploratorium Dmitri Williams
Faith in High Definition: Morality and Mortality in Post-9/11 Television Dramatic Series Diane Winston