October 2 issue via online. 2 pages., Recognized by Folio among "Top Women in Media for her key role in transforming the content aspect of Farm Journal Media across platforms during the past 25 years.
14 pages., Online via publisher and JSTOR digital archive., Author analyzed four television series that introduced a new gender archetype: masculine loners who care deeply about traditional and home-style foods.
Online from publication. 3 pages., 2004 president of AAEA recalls some of her experiences with the organization during her involvement as a member and leader.
First published May 7, 2019. In press., We analyzed comedy series for food and beverage references, with particular attention to their type of presentation, along with the characteristics of actors associated with the references. Because the generally positive tone of comedy series can exert affective influence over audiences, the result that clearly unhealthy products appeared more often (food: 51.6%; beverage: 40.5%) than clearly healthy ones (food: 11.2%; beverage: 19.6%) could be especially problematic. Moreover, women (56.5%; men: 47.4%) and African American characters (62.7%; Caucasians: 51.5%; Other: 44.7%) were significantly more often associated with unhealthy foods, which could prompt stereotypes of such individuals.
