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This document lists the names of faculty members and their research areas from 2013. It includes the names Rhonda Zaharna, Michael McCluskey, Wendy Meli llo, Paula Wiessman, Joseph Erba, Joe Graf, Scott Talan, and Caty Chattoo. Their research areas include public communication, cultural public diplomacy, social protest, public service research, social change, health, and strategic communication.
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