Hometown: Austin, Texas
B.A. Degree: Sociology, Saint Edwards University, 2012
M.A. Degree: Communication Studies, University of Texas at Austin, 2020
Current Research Interests: I use mixed methods to explore communication dynamics within contexts of social support-seeking. I am particularly interested in how power operates in contexts where support-seekers are experiencing chronic and extreme stressors. My work also explores decisions individuals make about their relationships as processes embedded within the context of individuals' larger social networks.
Projected Graduation Date: Spring 2024
Faculty Advisor: Dr. René Dailey
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abigail-dalgleish-hazlett-ma-6a097447
Dalgleish-Hazlett, A., & Brass, C. (2018) The "Power and Control Wheel": Its contributions to understanding abusive group relationships presentation at International Cultic Studies Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Brass, C., & Dalgleish-Hazlett, A. (2016) Cliques, crooks & cults: Understanding power and control as shared core components of abusive social organizations and relationships presentation at International Cultic Studies Association Annual Conference, Dallas, Texas.
Dalgleish-Hazlett, A., Fry, A., & Carillo, D. (2012) Impacting change through grassroots activism presentation at Texas Association Against Sexual Assault Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas.
Dalgleish-Hazlett, A. (2012) Clergy knowledge of sexual violence paper presentation at Symposium on Undergraduate Research and Creativity (SOURCE), St. Edward’s University, Austin, Texas.
Moody College of Communication Graduate School Fellowship (2020 – 2024)
Moody College of Communication Provost Fellowship (2020 – 2024)
Roderick P. Hart Student Achievement Award (2020)
Center for Health Communication Scholars Program Grant Recipient (2019)
