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Dr. Zehui Dai
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Assistant
Professor
Teaching and Research Interests
Interpersonal Communication ~ Intercultural Communication ~ Research Methods
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Email:
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Brief Bio
Dr. Zehui Dai is an
Assistant Professor in the School of Communication. Her research focuses on care, social justice, advocacy, and feminist studies.
Her articles have been published in journals including China Media Research,
Asian Communication Research, Health Communication,
The Journal of Perinatal Education, and American Behavior Scientist"
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Academic Background |
Ph.D.
in Media & Communication ~ Bowling Green State University
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MA in
Communication Studies ~ University of Arkansas
BA in Advertising ~ Hefei University of Technology ~ In China
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Presentation
Location
Time
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Date
Heth 043 6:30
-7:30 Tuesday 2/25/2020 |
Abstract / Introduction
"Doulas are non-medical maternal health care workers who provide physical,
emotional and informational support during pregnancy, childbirth, and/or the postpartum period.
A Doula’s role is to help one birthing mother to have a safe and comfortable childbirth
experience by centering the birthing mother’s body and feelings and by making sure that
the birthing mother is able to holistically experience the childbirth
process. For more details please click on:
What is a Doula.
As a feminist researcher of health communication and a woman who grew up in China,
this project broadly provides an examination of the emergence of the Doula phenomenon
and the role that the Doula workers play in the context of struggles for women’s autonomy
in the contexts of pregnancy and childbirth in China."
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Admission is Free ~ The Public is Invited
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Center
for Gender Studies & Radford University Links
Guest Speakers Center for Gender Studies School
of Communication Psychology |
Women's
& Gender Studies College of Humanities & Behavioral Sciences
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University
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Last updated: February 24th 2020 |