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@Ann2bg @ChandrikaCC As MU student I would believe that this tweet is real and show it to my friends for conformation. I agree with you about how the university should respond to this parody tweet.

@ChandrikaCC This post from a parody account for MU could cause confusion or frustration towards MU administration from viewers who are not followers during the campus power outage. (1/2)

@ThatLangNerd I completely agree with you that this tweet is ignorable. There is no need to report or move to take the tweet down if no harm has been done.

While the authors of the article recommend always taking action against parody accounts, in this case it really doesn't seem necessary. The person parodied doesn't have a twitter account but the organization mentioned does drastically outweigh this account in number 1/2

Psaki should address this by retweeting and stating that this is not her personal opinion. #Response #MUCrisisComm

@ChandrikaC Without knowing that this is a parody account some people would believe that this is Jen Psaki’s opinion on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, which was a trial on the underlying crisis of gun control in America.

@ChandrikaC CEO and spokesperson Elon Musk speaks on the global oil crisis as well as the risks of nuclear power. #credibilityandexpertise #Spokesperson #MUCrisisComm #NuclearCrisis #OilCrisis thestreet.com/memestocks/red…

@CharekaHawkMU @ChandrikaCC This theory definitely makes the stakeholders the most important aspect of the aftermath of a crisis. Without a good relationship with the stakeholders the reputation of an organization will become ruined.

@ChandrikaCC I found that the Situational Crisis Communication Theory to be more useful. I say this because the stakeholders are the top priority. They can make or break the reputation of any organization. #CrisisImage #MUCrisisComm

@ChandrikaC I would find Coombs Situational Crisis Communication Theory to be more useful. This theory describes how the stakeholders respond to a crisis which allows the organization to form a strategy that protects their assets and reputation. #CrisisImage #MUCrisisComm

This article links mental illnesses to mass shootings which leads to discrimination among people who are mentally ill, in which people assume that because they are unwell they are dangerous. #StigmaMessage #MUCrisisComm

@ChandrikaC Mental illnesses have always been stigmatized, that people who struggle with mental illnesses are more likely to act violently. apple.news/Aeck9Dp9BRCOJ4…

This article empresses empathy, describing personal stories of the tornado and the challenges they face to rebuild their homes and businesses. This article is also credible, using multiple sources and updating the article as the crisis continues. #CERCPrinciples #MUCrisisComm

@ChandrikaC This article describes the Kentucky tornado, deaths, and destruction of the state and surrounding states in December 2021. nytimes.com/live/2021/12/1…

@HannahMU31 @ChandrikaCC I also chose Public Relations. Being the creator of a message that the public views is a very important yet stressful job.

@ThatLangNerd @ChandrikaCC Crisis Communication was my second choice because I also work well under pressure and can easily adapt to sudden changes.

Out of the four types of communication by Sandman, I would choose Crisis Communication because I am very good under pressure, I love helping people, and I am skilled at persuasion in tense scenarios. #Reaction1 @ChandrikaCC

@ChandrikaC Out of the four types of risk communication I would be in charge of Public Relations (high hazard, low outrage). I have experience with mass media and have been working toward a future in Public Relations. #Reaction1

@Hollyn2qc @ChandrikaCC I agree with this, although I would add that having open communication with stakeholders gives support to the org during a crisis.

@ChandrikaCC Stakeholder factor is most relevant because stakeholders contribute to the emotion, reaction, and responses that are expressed and shape the community in regards to beliefs and attitudes which can determine the impact of an event. #Criticalfactor #MUCrisisComm

@desdiary1 @ChandrikaCC I agree, reflecting on the outcomes of a crisis will help to prepare an org for future crises as well as understanding what factors caused the original crisis.

@ChandrikaCC #criticalfactor Outcome factors are a relevant part of understand crisis communication. Reflecting on a crisis will prevent other incidents from occurring, the organization will develop a source of protection from casualties, because they are better groomed crises.

@ChandrikaCC Stakeholder factors are the most relevant in crisis comm. Open communication with stakeholders during a crisis will minimize negative impacts, give the org support it needs, and help to control the crisis. #CriticalFactor #MUCrisisComm