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Associate Professor of Communication Studies and Chair
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Rhetorical theory and criticism, feminist movements, third wave feminism, environmental rhetoric, Kenneth Burke.
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Olin 310
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Assistant Professor of Communication Studies
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Whiteness; anti-Muslim sentiment; sports and terrorism discourse; surveillance
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Olin 307
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Associate Professor of Communication Studies
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Visual Culture, Visual Communication, Cultural Studies of Mass Media & Everyday Life, Public Memory, Trauma Studies, Automobility, Affect Theory, Material Culture, Tourism, Landscape & Built Environment, Design & Culture, Film Theory/Practice, Environmental Studies, American Studies, Contemporary U.S. Cultural History
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Olin 119
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Part-Time Instructor of Communciation Studies
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Conversation Analysis, Interpersonal Communication, Professional Communication Skills (written and spoken), Qualitative Research Methods
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Mood-Bridwell 144
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Part-Time Instructor of Communication Studies
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Mood-Bridwell 144
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Visiting Instructor of Communication Studies
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Mundy 120
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Director of Communication Studies Internships
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Olin 118
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