I am an assistant professor at Clemson University, where I teach both graduate and undergraduate courses in communication. In particular, I teach Communication Theory, a core, required course for all Communication and Sport Communication majors, and Persuasion. I also teach graduate courses in Persuasive Technologies and Health, which examines the theoretical foundations of persuasion and focuses on the effects and mechanisms in which persuasive technologies may influence health.
Prior to Clemson, I have served as an instructor/teaching assistant through several modalities (online, hybrid, and in-person) for several courses in communication, including core courses such as communication theories and empirical methods, as well as specialized courses in persuasion, strategic communication, and computational methods. I also have experience as a course reader for undergraduate courses in public health.
Clemson University
Graduate
- Persuasive Technologies and Health (COMM 8240)
Course Instructor – Fall 2023
Undergraduate
- Introduction to Human Communication (COMM 1500)
Course Instructor – Summer Session II 2023, Summer Session I 2024 (scheduled)
- Communication Theory (COMM 2020)
Course Instructor – Spring 2023, Fall 2023, Spring 2024, Fall 2024 (scheduled)
- Persuasion (COMM 3050)
Course Instructor – Fall 2022, Spring 2023, Spring 2024
University of California, Davis
Undergraduate
- Interpersonal Communication Competence (CMN 3V)
Teaching Assistant – Summer Session I 2019
- Communication Theories (CMN 101)
Course Instructor – Summer Session I 2021
Teaching Assistant – Fall 2018, Winter 2019, Fall 2019
- Empirical Methods in Communication (CMN 102)
Teaching Assistant – Spring 2019
- Theories of Persuasion (CMN 112)
Teaching Assistant – Spring 2020
- Simulating Communication Processes (CMN 151)
Teaching Assistant – Winter 2020
- Social Media for Public Relations (CMN 132)
Teaching Assistant – Fall 2019
- Persuasive Technologies (CMN 178)
Teaching Assistant – Winter 2020
- Introduction to Public Health (SPH 101)
Course Reader – Winter 2016, Spring 2016