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Welcome to LKFullersport.com! Linda K. Fuller, professor of Communications at Worcester (MA) State University and a Senior Fellow at Northeastern University since 2003, is the author/(co)-editor of more than 20 books and 250+ professional publications and conference reports, including:

Beyond the stars: Studies in American popular film (1990-1996)
The Cosby Show: Audiences, impact, implications (1992)
Community television in the United States (1994)
Communicating about communicable diseases (1995)
Media-mediated relationships (1996)
Dictionary of quotations in communications (1997)
Women and AIDS: Negotiating safer practices, care, and representation (1998)
Media-mediated AIDS (2003)
National days/National ways (2004)
Community media: International perspectives (2007)
African women’s unique vulnerabilities to HIV/AIDS (2008)
Tsunami communication (2010)
Women, war and violence: Personal perspectives and global activism (2010)
The Christian Science Monitor: An evolving experiment in journalism (2011)

See the section on Sports books for her sports-related publications.

Linda has been the recipient of Fulbright awards to teach in Singapore and to do AIDS work in Dakar, Senegal. In addition to belonging to the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS), she is a member of the sports divisions of the Popular Culture Association (PCA), the National Communications Association (NCA), the International Communications Association (ICA), and the International Association of Media and Communication Research (IAMCR). A longtime tennis player, cross-country skier, biker, and walker—most recently with her black Labrador retriever, she does strength training at her local Y so she can occasionally join her husband in golf.

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She can be reached at PO Box 264, Wilbraham, MA 0l095 USA or LFuller(at)worcester.edu.