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Dmitri Williams (PhD, Michigan 2004) is a professor at USC Annenberg, where he teaches courses on technology and society, games and data analytics. His current work focuses on the study of influence among populations through the concept of “social value.”
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Studies toward the Master of Science in Journalism require 36 units of prescribed courses and approved electives in the student's field of study. No more than 12 units of 400-level course work may be applied toward the Master of Science in Journalism.
With a joint appointment at USC Annenberg and the University of Pennsylvania Annenberg, Sarah Banet-Weiser is the director of the Annenberg Center for Collaborative Communication and researches communication, gender and media, youth culture, feminist theory and cultural studies.
Mathew Curtis received his PhD in social psychology from USC. He teaches a wide range of courses at the graduate level, from research methods to persuasion and influence, and has been the recipient of both teaching and mentoring awards at USC.
