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About Pamela Rutledge

Pamela Rutledge, PhD, MBA is the Director of the Media Psychology Research Center. A consultant, author, speaker, and professor, she consults on a variety of media projects developing audience engagement and brand storytelling strategies.

5 Reasons Why Sharing Regrets Online Can Help

Life is full of choices. When things don't go as we plan or hoped, we feel regret. It is a common and universal experience. At the risk of stating the... read more →

Tips for Applying to College: Using the Web to Lower Stress

It's the end of another college application season. High school seniors are waiting for the fat envelope. High school juniors are being driven (or flown) around the country by their... read more →

Social Connection As Business Model for Helping College Applicants

It's the end of another college application season. High school seniors are waiting for the fat envelope. High... read more →

March 25, 2011
Pamela Rutledge
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Culture, Education, Media Psychology, Psychology, Technology, Trends

SxSW Panel: Does the Internet Make You Happy?

I had a great time participating on a panel at SxSW with Anastasia Goldstein, Catherina O'Gorman (Think Love.org), Kevin Hansen (SecretRegrets.com), and Veer Gadwaney (DailyFeats.com) . (See the visual map... read more →

March 18, 2011
Pamela Rutledge
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Media Psychology, Positive Psychology, Psychology, Social Media

Internet Happiness: Concept Map

I was at SxSW 2011 and had the great fortune to participate on a panel with Anastasia Goldstein, Catherina O'Gorman (Think Love.org), Kevin Hansen (SecretRegrets.com), and Veer Gadwaney (DailyFeats.com) talking... read more →

March 18, 2011
Pamela Rutledge
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Media Psychology, Positive Psychology, Technology