帝王会所

Howard T. "Ted" Welser

Howard-Welser, portrait
Professor of Sociology
Bentley Annex 123, Athens Campus

Education

Ph.D.: University of Washington, 2006

Research & Specialization

  • Social Structure and Group Processes
  • Social Media and Computer Mediated Interaction
  • Research Methods
  • Social Implications of Technological Change

Courses Taught

  • SOC 1000: Introduction to Sociology
  • SOC 2020: Exploring Careers in Sociology
  • SOC 3500: Elementary Research Techniques
  • SOC 4190/5190: Group Processes
  • SOC 4500/5500: Data Analysis
  • SOC 4950: Sociology Capstone: Social Media & Disinformation
  • SOC 6110: Social Media
  • SOC 6540: Social Research Methods

Selected Publications

Welser, Howard T., Brenna Helms*, and Tom Vander Ven.  鈥淪wipe for your right to party: Gender, social structure, and social media in college drinking鈥 (Forthcoming 2023 at Sociological Focus)

Helm*, Brenna, Thomas Vander Ven, and Howard T. Welser. 2020. 鈥淭he Electric Hookup: Individual and social risks related to hookup app use among emerging adults.鈥 Michelle Wright (Ed.), "Recent Advances in Digital Media Impacts on Identity, Sexuality, and Relationships,鈥 (pp.1-325).  Hershey, PA: IGI Global. doi: 10.4018/978-1-7998-1063-6

Khan, M. L, Welser, H.T., Cisneros, C.*, Manatong, G.*, and Idris, I.* 2020. 鈥淒igital Inequality in the Appalachian 帝王会所: Understanding how Demographics, Internet Access, and Skills can shape Vital Information Use (VIU)鈥, Telematics and Informatics, (0)1:30.

Welser, Howard T., Laeeq Khan and Michael Dickard*. 2019. 鈥淒igital remediation: social support and online learning communities can help offset rural digital inequality鈥 Information, Communication and Society.  22(5): 717-723.

Welser, Howard T. 2015. 鈥淏reaking the iron law of oligarchy: Computational institutions, organizational fidelity, and distributed social control.鈥  Edited by Elisa Bertino and Sorin Adam Matei, Roles, Trust, and Reputation in Social Media Knowledge Markets: Theory and Methods (pp. 121-144) New York: Springer Publishing.

Welser, Howard T. 2012. 鈥淭he growth of technology and the end of wilderness experience.鈥  Edited by Bruce Martin and Mark Wagstaff, Controversial Issues in Adventure Programming, (pp. 147-155) Champaign IL: Human Kinetics Publishing.

Underwood*, Patrick and Howard T. Welser.   2011. 鈥溾楾he Internet is here鈥: Emergent coordination and innovation of protest forms in digital culture.鈥 (pp. 304-311). In ACM proceedings of iConference 2011, Seattle WA.