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Michael Stern

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Michael Stern

Professor and Chair for the Department of Media & Information

Communication Arts and Sciences Building, 409

sternmi5@msu.edu

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Biography

Michael J. Stern (Mike) is a Professor and Chair for the Department of Media & Information at Michigan State University. Before joining MSU, Stern held research and academic appointments NORC at the University of Chicago, the College of Charleston, and Oklahoma State University. Substantively, his research focuses on theories of information seeking and digital inequality in the context of health. That is, his work focuses on the exclusion of marginalized and traditionally underrepresented group

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Publications

Stern, M., Fordyce, Erin and. Felicia LeClare (Forthcoming) “Web Survey Design and Implementation: An Evidence-Based Approach” in Richard Williams (ed.) Sage Handbook on Quantitative Research Methods.

Stern, M, I Bilgen, C McClain, and *B Hunscher. 2017. “Can We Effectively Sample From Social Media Sites? Results from Two Sampling Experiments.” Social Science and Computer Review. 35 (6): 713-732.

Stern, M, I. Bilgen, and D. Sterrett. 2016. “The Effects of Grids on Web Surveys Completed with Mobile Devices.” Social Currents. 3 (3): 217-233.

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