2020 Best Master Thesis Award for Excellence on Theoretical Impact

Daniel Ziegele (Grady visiting graduate student), Master’s thesis title, “Work stress among communication professionals: A comparative study between Germany and the United States,” received the 2020 Best Master Thesis Award for Excellence on Theoretical Impact, awarded by the European Public Relations Education and Research Association (EUPRERA), Brussels, Belgium (www.euprera.org), November 19, 2020.

Thesis Co-Chairs: Ansgar Zerfass, Leipzig University, Germany and Juan Meng, University of Georgia, USA

Juan Meng

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