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Hung-Chieh (Jack) is a doctoral student at the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. His research interests focus on political and strategic communication and computational approaches to studying social media. In particular, he is interested in how political actors and governments use digital media to communicate with different audiences, as well as how computational methods can be used to examine political discourse, information diffusion, and audience engagement.

Outside of his academic work, Hung-Chieh enjoys exploring new computational methods and applying data science tools to communication research.

Education

• M.A. in Journalism, National Defense University, Taiwan
• B.A. in Journalism, National Defense University, Taiwan

Publications

Chen, C.-C., & Shen, H.-C. (2023). How do social media editors frame the Fourth Taiwan Strait Crisis? An affective-cognitive framing perspective. Journal of Communication Research and Practice, 13(2), 73–110. https://www.airitilibrary.com/Article/Detail?DocID=22211411-N202503260015-00005