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HALI

SMITH

Digital Communicator

ABOUT

Based in Kansas City, MO, Hali is community focused and has used their experience to build longstanding nonprofit partnerships in both their school career and work life. They recently finished an internship with RooNews and are looking for a position in Digital Communications. They are also a recent graduate from the University of Missouri - Kansas City with their BA in Digital Media and Journalism.

Published Works:

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Ethics

Hali believes that creative outlets are not just a means of self expression, but a way to drive purpose. Working with people and products that are community centered and support DEI is nonnegotiable.

Capstone Research Project: Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry

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  • Page from an academic paper titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry'. The text discusses the concept of mimicry in human communication, social media impacts, and various research studies related to mimicry, social interactions, and COVID-19 social experiments.

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  • A page from an academic article titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry' discussing human socialization and communication behaviors influenced by social media and the COVID-19 pandemic, with references to research on mimetic devices and uncertainty reduction theory.

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  • A scanned page from an academic paper titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry.' The page includes a section called 'Literature Review' discussing aggressive mimicry and the evolution of the human cognitive niche, with references to researchers Maglieri, Zanoli, Giunchi, and Palagi.

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  • A scientific article or research paper titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry' with text discussing predator-prey relationships, human interactions, mimicry, and communication device development. It includes references to studies, quotations, and research questions.

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  • Page from scholarly article or research paper titled 'Social Isolation Affects the Mimicry Response in the Use of Smartphones: An Ethological Experiment During the COVID-19 Pandemic,' discussing how virtual communication and smartphone mimicry behavior are impacted by social isolation during the pandemic.

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  • Page from an academic paper titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry' discussing social isolation, virtual content, and social media interactions, with references to a study on socialization during COVID-19, including research questions and methodology.

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  • Page from an academic paper titled "Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry" with the author listed as Smith 9. Contains text discussing research methods, interviews, and social media analysis.

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  • Page from an academic paper titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry' discussing research on social media mimicry and its role in real-life interactions, including sections on results, hypotheses, and an interview excerpt.

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  • Page from a document titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry' with text discussing social media mimicry in communication and interviews with different people.

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  • A page from an academic paper titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry' discussing social media interactions, humorous content, and social bonding with a section labeled 'Discussion'.

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  • Page from a research paper titled "Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry" with sections on limitations and future research.

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  • Screenshot of a research paper page titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry', with a conclusion section discussing social media and media mimicry's role in real-life interactions and relationships.

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  • A page from an academic research paper or book titled 'Communication Developments Through Media Mimicry'. It contains a list of references including articles about social networks, uncertainty reduction strategies, social media recruitment, uncertainty and anxiety theories, and social isolation during COVID-19.

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  • Screenshot of a research references page from a scientific paper or textbook, with citations related to media mimicry, human cognition, and social psychology.

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“Because the world is changing, we can never assume that the way we have done things in the past is adequate for the future.”

Yvon Chouinard • Founder of Patagonia

Creating Communities

Creating Communities