Morgan Quinn Ross, PhD
Assistant Professor of Emerging Media and Technology
School of Communication
Oregon State University
My research examines how people use mobile media to weave communication into their lives. I draw on theoretical perspectives tied to two aspects of communication technology: mobility and identity. My work explicates how mobility affords opportunities to connect with (but also disconnect from) others anyplace-anytime as well as how mobile technology can become integral to core aspects of the self. To do so, I leverage a variety of traditional, naturalistic, and computational methods, with a focus on spatial analysis. Ultimately, I investigate how people balance connection and disconnection in daily life.
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