教育背景
2016.8-2022.5美国马里兰大学传播学系，哲学博士（专业：传播学）
2013.9-2016.7西南政法大学新闻传播学院，传播学硕士
2013.2-2013.6台北大学社会科学学院，社会学交换生
2009.9-2013.7西南政法大学新闻传播学院，新闻学学士
科研项目
2020-2022马里兰大学Center for Health and Risk Communication研究项目Social media data mining and content analysis: the case of COVID-19（主持，结项）
2019-2021马里兰大学Center for Health and Risk Communication研究项目Social media massage and information sharing（参与，结项）
2019-2021马里兰大学Center for Health and Risk Communication研究项目Message framing and wildfire donation（参与，结项）
2014-2016重庆市社会科学规划项目“重庆大轰炸社会记忆的媒介建构研究”（参与，结项）
2014-2015年度西南政法大学硕士研究生科研创新重点项目“《大公报》《新华日报》与重庆大轰炸的集体记忆”（主持，结项）
2011-2012年度西南政法大学本科生科研创新项目“公共食品安全报道中的专家形象”（主持，结项）
奖项荣誉
2019年：参与创作的论文获美国全国传播学会（NCA）年会的Public Relations Division最佳论文奖（Top Paper Award）
2016年：马里兰大学院长奖学金
2016年：西南政法大学优秀毕业研究生
2015年：研究生国家奖学金
2013年：西南政法大学优秀毕业生
代表性学术成果及会议论文
发表：
Ma, L., Wang, Y., & Kim, J. (2022). How health organizations communicate about COVID-19 on social media: A comparative content analysis.Journal of Communication in Healthcare. doi: 10.1080/17538068.2022.2103334
Ma, L. & Zhang, Y. (2022). Three social-mediated publics in digital activism: A network approach of public segmentation.Social Media + Society. doi: 10.1177/20563051221094775
Kim, J., Wang, Y.,Ma, L., & Chatham, A. (2022). Engaging the public in disaster communication: The effect of message framing on sharing intentions for social media posts.International Journal of Strategic Communication. doi: 10.1080/1553118X.2022.2033979
Wang, Y., Kim, J., Chatham, A., &Ma, L. (2022). “I lose”, “I gain” vs. “They lose”, “They gain”: The influence of message framing on donation intention in the wildfire disaster.Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research.5(1), 1–34. doi: 10.30658/jicrcr.5.1.1.
贺建平，王永芬，马灵燕. (2015).受难与国耻建构:“重庆大轰炸”集体记忆的媒介话语策略.国际新闻界,12, 89–104. doi: 10.13495/j.cnki.cjjc.2015.12.005
马灵燕. (2014).别了,鹿铃声——对纪录片《神鹿啊,我们的神鹿》的文化解读.新闻研究导刊(13),131–132. doi: cnki:sun:xwdk.0.2014-13-085
马灵燕 &胡元姣. (2012).食品安全报道中专家的媒介形象建构——以《中国青年报》《重庆晚报》为例.新闻前哨(07),35–39. doi: cnki.sun.xwqs.0.2012-07-025.
近年会议论文：
Ma, L. (2022, May). A case study about how activist groups contribute to the combat against COVID-19 in China.Present atthe 72nd Annual International Communication Association (ICA) Conference. Paris.
Kim, J., Wang, Y.,Ma, L., & Chatham, A. (2020, March). The relative persuasiveness of gain-and-loss-framed messages: Exploring the moderating role of the first-versus-third-person perspective.Presented at the International Crisis & Risk Communication Conference. Orlando.
Wang, Y., Kim, J., Chatham, A., &Ma, L. (2020, March).“I lose”, “I gain” vs. “They lose”, “They gain”:The influence of message framing on donation intention in the wildfire disaster.Presented at the International Crisis & Risk Communication Conference. Orlando.
Ma, L. & Yan, Y. (2020, March).From communicative actions to protective actions: Applying and extending the situational theory of problem solving to a Chinese vaccine crisis. Presented at the International Public Relations Research Conference. Orlando.
Page, T., Seate, A., Chatham, A., Lim, J., Shi, D.,Ma, L., & Wang, X. (2019, November).The power of pre-existing relationships: Situational crisis communication theory & the revised model of reputation repair. Presented at National Communication Association (NCA) 105th Annual Convention. Baltimore (Top Paper Award).
Ma, L. & Zhang, Y. (2019, May).Three social-mediated publics in information flow: A networking model of public segmentation. Presented at the 69th Annual International Communication Association (ICA) Conference. Washington D.C.
