Jennifer Allen Catellier

Graduate Courses

• Communication in the Marketplace (GCOMM 500)
• Health Communication (GCOMM 515)
• Organizational Communication (GCOMM 525)
• Patient-Provider Communication (GCOMM 545)
• Philosophy and Ethics of Communication (GCOMM 600)
• Communication Campaigns (GCOMM 625)
• Communication Seminar (GCOMM 635)

Undergraduate Courses

• Technical Communication (SPCH 110)
• Public Speaking (SPCH 111)
• Human Communication in Society (SPCH 113)
• Media Ethics and Criticism (COMM 350)
• Senior Seminar and Thesis (COMM 400)
• Mass Media and Popular Culture (ENGL 371)

• University at Buffalo, Ph.D. in Communication, Dissertation: Improving communication strategies for diet and exercise initiatives, 2012
• Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, M.A. in Communication, Thesis: A comparative analysis of crisis responses and apologia strategies at two religious affiliated institutions of higher education, 2007
• Mercyhurst University, B.A. in Communication, 2006

• National Communication Association (NCA)
• International Communication Association (ICA)
• Eastern Communication Association (ECA)

• Damiano, A. D., & Allen Catellier, J. R. (2020). A Content Analysis of Coronavirus Tweets in the United
  States Just Prior to the Pandemic Declaration. Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, https://doi.org/10.1089/cyber.2020.0425

• Damiano, A. D., & Allen Catellier, J. R. (2020). Up in smoke: a content analysis of tweets during the vaping-related illness epidemic. Journal of Communication in Healthcare, 13, 1-9.

• Allen Catellier, J. R., & Yang, Z. J. (2013). The role of affect in the decision to exercise: Does being happy lead to a more active lifestyle? Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 14(2), 275-282

• Lovejoy K., Allen Catellier, J., Evans, C., Lohiser, A., & Chiu, I-H. (2013). Exploring individual’s Social Value Orientation and decisions in a Prisoner’s Dilemma. Communication & Science Journal, http://www.galileoco.com/comSciJ/comSciJ.asp.

• Allen Catellier, J. & Yang, Z. J. (2012) Trust and affect: How do they impact risk information seeking in a health context? Journal of Risk Research, 15(8), 897-911.

• Gibson Hancox, M. K., & Allen, J. (2007). Sins of the father: Revisiting best practices in crisis management through case study analysis. Journal of School Public Relations, 28(2), 164-188.