Conferences & Presentations
Throughout my academic career, I’ve had the privilege of sharing my research and insights at leading national and international conferences. My presentations span a wide range of themes including media representation, cultural identity, artificial intelligence, public communication, and digital media. These engagements not only showcase my scholarly contributions but also reflect my commitment to fostering critical dialogue across disciplines and cultures.
Alotaibi, M., (2025, April). Advancing Communication Theory and Methodology: A Fresh Perspective on Qualitative Insights. Western Social Science Association 67th Annual Conference, Seattle, Washington.
Alotaibi, M., (2025, April). How Artificial Intelligence and Data Science are shaping the Future of Communications. Western Social Science Association 67th Annual Conference, Seattle, Washington.
Alotaibi, M., (2025, March). Commercial Influence or Cultural Exploitation? Examining Nike’s Approach to Saudi Society. American Academy of Advertising 2025 Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Alotaibi, M. (2025, April). The Generative AI Age in Journalism: Exploring the Impact and Challenges of AI Contemporary Industry. Southern States Communication Association, Norfolk, Virginia.
Alotaibi, M., (2024, November). Examining How Society Understands and Responds to Discovery Science. National Communication Association, New Orleans, Louisiana
Alotaibi, M. (2024, October-November). Frames and Caricatures: The Evolution of Arabian Gulf States Representation in American Political Cartoons (1950–2020). Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition, The University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS.
Alotaibi, M., (2024, October). Political Cartoons and Public Perceptions. American Journalism Historians Association, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Alghamdi, S., Alotaibi, M., (2024, April). Representing Patriarchal Values in Grey’s Anatomy Drama: a Qualitative Study-Thematic Analysis. Southern States Communication Association, Frisco, Texas.
Alghamdi, S., Alotaibi, M., (2024, April). The Economic Pressure on a Novice Independent Podcaster in the Middle East: Case Study. Southern States Communication Association, Frisco, Texas.
Alotaibi, M., (2024, March). Navigating Crisis: Communicative Strategies in Saudi Arabia — A Case Study, Part 2. AEJMC Southeast Colloquium, Lexington, Kentucky.
Alotaibi, M., (2024, March). Navigating Crisis: Communicative Strategies in Saudi Arabia — A Case Study, Part 1. The International Crisis and Risk Communication Conference. Orlando, Florida.
Alotaibi, M., (2023, April). To What Extent Does Escape from Reality Affect Individuals? Southern States Communication Association, St. Petersburg, Florida.
Alotaibi, M., (2023, April). To What Extent Do Americans Misunderstand the Nonverbal Communication of Arabs, and What Are the Reasons for That? Southern States Communication Association, St. Petersburg, Florida.
Alotaibi, M., (2023, April). The impact of the Al-Asouf series on the ideologies of conservative Saudi society. Southern States Communication Association, St. Petersburg, Florida.
Alotaibi, M., (2023, March). The History of Television and Its Impact on Saudi Society. AEJMC Southeast Colloquium, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Alotaibi, M., (2023, March). “Polo, Small but Tough”: Arab and Muslim Representations in a Volkswagen “Commercial.” AEJMC Southeast Colloquium, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Alotaibi, M., (2023, March). To what extent accented films intervene in the construction of cultural identity on the turn of the millennium? AEJMC Southeast Colloquium, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Alotaibi, M., (2022, August). The Making of Arab Stereotypes: How Political Cartoons Shown in the Seventies, During the Oil Crisis, Portrayed Arabs. The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), Detroit, Michigan.
Alotaibi, M., (2022, August). “What will they say about you?”: Nike advertising and conservative Saudi culture. The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), Detroit, Michigan.
Alotaibi, M., (2022, March). The Making of Arab Stereotypes: How Political Cartoons Shown in the Seventies, During the Oil Crisis, Portrayed Arabs. AEJMC Southeast Colloquium, Memphis, Tennessee.
