Kristina Logunova
- Teaching Assistant, Communication
Education
- PhD, Communication, program in Human-Computer-Interaction, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (expected May 2028)
- Graduate certificate: Data Science and Applied Artificial Intelligence, 2024
- MA, Communication Studies, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2024
- Graduate certificate: Business Analytics, 2024
- BS, Information and Communication, Sorbonne Université, France, 2022
Teaching Schedule
| Course Num | Title |
|---|---|
| COMMUN 101-001 | Introduction to Interpersonal Communication |
| COMMUN 101-005 | Introduction to Interpersonal Communication |
Courses Taught
- COMMUN 101 - Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- COMMUN 105 - Business and Professional Communication
- COMMUN 370 - Quantitative Research in Communication
- JAMS 201 - Media Writing
Research Interests
Kristina's research focuses on measuring communicative effectiveness in various contexts.
Conference presentations
Allen, M., LeFebvre, L., Logunova, K., Draeger, R., & Owkeke, D. (2026). Liberating Hawaii education: The value of Indigenous languages. Paper presented to the Ethnicity, Race, International, and Class Concerns Caucus at the Central States Communication Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Youngvorst, L. J., Chinchilla, H., Logunova, K., Asmah, R., Ali, M. S., & Mohammed, M. (2026). Understanding human–AI emotional support: How chatbot cues shape perceptions, support evaluations, and future use. Poster presented at the Communication Science Futures Conference, East Lansing, MI.
Selected Publications
Logunova, K., & Allen, M. (2026). Social facilitation and laughter in media: meta-analysis of the impact of laugh tracks. Review of Communication, 1–11. https://doi.org/10.1080/15358593.2026.2637504