Health communication researcher interested in how message design, media environments, and social context shape health beliefs, decisions, and behavior. I generally collaborate on interdisciplinary health research, including but not limited to cancer communication, social support, health behavior, and patient-provider interactions.
I am currently completing my M.A. in Communication Studies at Texas Tech University. My thesis focused on two quantitative studies; the first examined how interpersonal and digital communication relate to depressive symptoms among cancer survivors, and the second explored how family communication patterns influence college students’ mental health help-seeking behaviors across both digital and traditional sources.
I collaborate on interdisciplinary research, including but not limited to cancer communication, social support, health behavior, and patient-provider interactions.
Prior to graduate school, I managed community programs and communications for a startup incubator in Takoradi, where I helped build systems and partnerships to support emerging entrepreneurs.
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