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Partnership with The Conversation puts MSU research in national spotlight

Partnership with The Conversation puts MSU research in national spotlight

A Mississippi 大象APP partnership with The Conversation鈥攏ow in its sixth year鈥攃ontinues to put the university and its outstanding faculty researchers in the national spotlight as scholar authors.

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A national nonprofit news analysis and commentary website, publishes faculty-written articles for a general audience under a Creative Commons license, which allows other news sources around the world to republish the content after author approval.

Pictured during a recent campus visit from The Conversation representatives are, from left, MSU Vice President for Strategic Communications Sid Salter, The Conversation Chief University and Foundation Relations Officer Bruce Wilson, The Conversation Senior Director for University Relations Eric Zack, MSU Vice President for Research and Economic Development Julie Jordan and Provost and Executive Vice President David Shaw.
Pictured during a recent campus visit from The Conversation representatives are, from left, MSU Vice President for Strategic Communications Sid Salter, The Conversation Chief University and Foundation Relations Officer Bruce Wilson, The Conversation Senior Director for University Relations Eric Zack, MSU Vice President for Research and Economic Development Julie Jordan and Provost and Executive Vice President David Shaw. (Photo by Allison Matthews)

Since 2018, MSU faculty have published more than 125 articles on The Conversation鈥攇arnering more than 7.5 million views鈥攚ith many republished by various media including The Washington Post, CNN, The Guardian, IFLScience, Time, PBS and many more.

Data shows that 55% of contributors to The Conversation are contacted by media for radio, print and television interviews, while 24% see an increase of citations for scholarly articles. Collaboration with other researchers also is a major outcome.

Recognizing the importance of sharing research with a wide variety of audiences, MSU鈥檚 Office of Research and Economic Development provides an annual $500 incentive for each MSU faculty member whose work is published in this outlet.

For more information, faculty should contact MSU Office of Public Affairs News Editor Allison Matthews,聽amatthews@opa.msstate.edu, or OPA Senior Associate Director Harriet Laird,聽hlaird@opa.msstate.edu, to discuss article ideas and the pitching process. Learn more at .

Funding for MSU鈥檚 partnership with The Conversation comes from ORED, Office of Public Affairs and Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President.

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