A conversation with Dr. Karin Assmann, an assistant professor in the Journalism Department and director of the Qualitative Research Lab, a lab for any Grady College graduate or undergraduate student who wants to pursue qualitative research, which involves collecting and analyzing non-numerical data, such as talking to people or conducting thematic content analysis. She explains recent research that has come from the lab and offers insight into how those interested can get involved. 

A conversation with Dr. Glenna Read, assistant professor of advertising and director of the Brain, Body and Media (BBAM) Lab, which is used to research psychophysiological reactions to different forms of media and messages. Dr. Read discusses the functions of the lab, recent research conducted in the lab, and how those interested can get involved. 

Grady College's Department of Journalism was recently named one of the nation's first solutions journalism hubs, a designation given to only three other colleges in the United States. We check in with Grady's solutions journalism experts Dr. Amanda Bright, Dr. Kyser Lough and Ralitsa Vassileva, who explain what solutions journalism is, what the new designation means, and how students, educators and professionals in the region can get involved.