Roy in the News

Selected media coverage

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• 14 April 2021: "Misinformation Spreads Like Wildfire," The Guilfordian [Guilford College student news site]

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• 17 September 2020: "Will Polls Predict The 2020 Election? Do Polling Trends Affect Votes?" Seeking Justice [radio and TV]

  • audio version

  • video version

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• 16 April 2020: "Pandemic Pedagogy!" Lead feature in Higher Ed Works. [210,000 newsletter subscribers; 90,000 followers on social media]

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• 30 March 2020: "How False Dichotomy Deflects From Truth," on Carolina Curious, WFDD Radio. [audio + text]

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• 23 March 2020: "Demystifying Loaded Language" on Carolina Curious, WFDD Radio. Insights on logical fallacies associated with the coronavirus pandemic. [audio + text]

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• 22 September 2019: "Companies Work to Bridge the 'Digital Divide' between Millennials, Gen Zers and Baby Boomers and Gen Xers," Greensboro News & Record [lead story]

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• 25 April 2018: "'He Who Must Not Be Named': Avoiding Talk of Donald Trump and Political Scandals" on Seeking Justice, WQFS radio 90.9 FM [video + audio]

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• 27 June 2017: Spectrum News Capital Tonight segments on Political Rhetoric and Violence
   

• 14 June 2017: "Fake News" on Seeking Justice, WQFS radio 90.9 FM
   

• 1 March 2017: "Journalism, Propaganda, and Confirmation Bias" on Seeking Justice,WQFS radio 90.9 FM. (first episode of 2017 season)
   

• 26 September 2016: Spectrum News Capital Tonight coverage of first Presidential Debate
   

• Spring 2015: Minerva profile of Karen Boger, one of my undergraduate research associates (go to page 9)
   

• 22 April 2014: Time Warner Cable News Capital Tonight segments giving pre- and post-debate analysis of the first Republican primary debate for the US Senate race in NC
   

• 2 April 2014: Time Warner Cable News Capital Tonight segments analyzing Republican primary candidates in debate for US Senate
   

• 31 October 2012: Schwartzman Interviewed by WFMY News 2 (CBS) on "Candidate Agreements"

  • Summary

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• 30 May 2010: Cell Phones Celebrate 25 Years in Guilford. Greensboro News & Record.