Research Symposium | Center for Undergraduate Research and Academic Engagement

24th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 3, 2024

Peyton Cook Poster Session 5: 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm/263

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BIO

Peyton is a second year student studying International Affairs and Cyber Criminology. She is from Titusville, FL, a place that fostered her love of space and research at a young age. She loves any and all research about politics, social sciences, and the world around her.

UNMASKING PUBLIC LEADERSHIP THROUGH TWEETS: A MACHINE LEARNING ANALYSIS OF U.S. OFFICIALS' SOCIAL MEDIA USE

Authors: Peyton Cook, Guimin Zheng
Student Major: International Affairs + Cyber Criminology
Mentor: Guimin Zheng
Mentor's Department: Askew School of Public Administration and Policy
Mentor's College: College of Social Science and Public Policy
Co-Presenters:

Abstract

Twitter/X is an increasingly useful app for quick and easy
comunication with people all round the world. Because of
this versatility, Twitter has become a platform through
which news, data, and ideas can sqpread quickly. More
recently, X has become an incrdibly popular platform. for
policicians to communicate with their constituents quickly
and effectively. But how is this platform used?

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Keywords: Politics, Twitter, Social Media, Voting, Government