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2020 AEJMC Virtual Conference Registrants “Saving the Planet Through Better Media and Communications” (As of July 29, 2020) 2020 AEJMC Virtual Conference Registrants “Saving the Planet Through Better Media and Communications” (as of July 29, 2020) A Austin, Lucinda North Carolina at Chapel Hill Albright Abah, Adedayo Washington and Lee University Aviles, José College Abdollahi, Maral University of Minnesota Ayson, Ailene Adamson University Abedin, Zainul Mississippi Valley State Azocar, Cristina San Francisco State University Abreu, Lillian Florida International University Achterman, Margaret Seattle Pacific University B Adamo, Gregory Morgan State University Babin, Sam University of Iowa Adams, Kirsten North Carolina at Chapel Hill Bai, Yang Pennsylvania State University Adams, Melissa Appalachian State University Baik, Jeeyun University of Southern California Aghazadeh, Sarah University of Maryland Baik, Jeeyun (Sophia) University of Southern California Aguilar, Amara University of Southern California Bailey, Rachel Florida State University Ahmed, Rahnuma Bailey, Ruby University of Missouri Ai, Pengya Shanghai University Baines, Annalise University of Kansas Aikat, Deb North Carolina at Chapel Hill Bajkiewicz, Timothy Virginia Commonwealth University Aima, Abhinav Pennsylvania State, New Kensington Baldinelli, Sharon University of Alabama Aksoy, Ahmet Texas Tech University Baleria, Gina Sonoma State University Alaimo, Kathleen University of Colorado-Boulder Banchero, Paola University of Alaska Anchorage Aldoory, Linda University of Maryland College Park Barrett, Marianne Arizona State University Alfaro, Amaranta Universidad Alberto Hurtado Bates, Stephen University of Nevada Las Vegas Alhabash, Saleem Michigan State University Batsell, Jake Southern Methodist University Alharbi, Khalid University of South Carolina Battocchio, Ava Francesca Michigan State University Ali, Mohammad Syracuse University Batts, Battinto Scripps Howard Foundation Alkazemi, Mariam, Virginia Commonwealth University Bauer, Shane Investigative Reporter, Author Allen, Chris University of Nebraska Omaha Baugut, Philip LMU Munich Altschwager, Darcey University of Kansas Baumann, Sabine Jade University Amazeen, Michelle Boston University Baykaldi, Sevgi Michigan State University Amevor, Elinam University of Oregon Bayliss, Lauren Georgia Southern University Anderson, Ashley Colorado State University Beale, John Pennsylvania State University Anderson, Jonathan University of Minnesota Beasley, Maurine University of Maryland Anderson, Joshua University of Wisconsin Becker, Lee University of Georgia Anderson, Mia Azusa Pacific University Bedingfield, Sid University of Minnesota Appelman, Alyssa Northern Kentucky University Beliveau, Ralph University of Oklahoma Arafat, Rana University of Lugano Bell, Travis University of South Florida Arant, Morgan University of Memphis Bell, Trevor California State University Arias, Vladimir Texas Tech University Belmas, Genelle University of Kansas Armstrong, Cory University of Alabama Bender, John University of Nebraska Lincoln Aromona, Olushola University of Kansas Bennett, Sarah Santa Ana College Aruah, Diane Ezeh University of Florida Bent, Elizabeth University of Missouri Ashe, Ivy University of Texas at Austin Bergland, Bob Northwest Missouri State Assaf, Christopher T. 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