• Title Professor, Communication
  • Office 704 Commonwealth Ave, 304F
  • Education BA, National Taiwan University
    MA, University of Pennsylvania
    PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Denis Wu focuses his research on international communication and political communication. He has won numerous research prizes, grants, and published widely in respected journals, including Journal of Communication and Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly. Additionally, he has co-authored three books — Media, Politics, and Asian Americans (2009), The Media are Ill: The Symptoms and Solutions of Taiwanese News Environment (2013), and Image and Emotion in Voter Decisions: The Affect Agenda (2015).

He was the head of the Mass Communication and Society division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC). Currently, he sits on the editorial boards of Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly; Journalism and Communication Monographs; and Journal of Political Marketing. He has lectured in various countries, including France, the Netherlands, and Taiwan. At Boston University, he has offered classes in communication theory, research methods, international communication, and public opinion.

Website: deniswu.org

Group
Faculty
Departments/Site Areas
Communication and Research
Degree Programs
MS in Mass Communication

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