Adam Saffer

Photo from August 2022 of associate professor Adam Saffer.

Contact

225 Murphy Hall
206 Church St SE
55455

Office Hours

Wed: 11:00 am-12:30 pm
Fri: 11:00 am-12:30 pmVirtual only and by appointment on Wednesdays and Fridays. Must schedule an appointment slot 18 hours prior.

Adam Saffer

he/him
Associate Professor, Hubbard School of Journalism & Mass Communication

Adam J. Saffer is currently an associate professor of strategic communication at the University of Minnesota. As a communication network researcher, Saffer takes a sociological approach to questions about how individuals, groups, and organizations use and are influenced by communication networks. His main area of research has gathered primary relational data from international networks to reveal the underlying mechanisms that influence the likelihood of connections forming among NGOs, government agencies, and private firms as they collectively address issues. His more recent work studies how the social ties individuals activate in response to messages or events influence their identities, opinions, and behaviors.

Courses

  • JOUR 4733V - Honors Thesis Seminar
  • JOUR 3251 - Strategic Communication Research & Analytics
  • JOUR 3201 - Principles of Strategic Communication
  • JOUR 8621 - Seminar in Public Relations Theory & Research
  • JOUR 8500 - Social Network Analysis
  • JOUR 8200 - Strategic Communication Research Methods