SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Faculty in Communication
ANNE CAMPBELL, lecturer in speech communication
AOC10@psu.edu
Mrs. Campbell received her M.Ed. from Texas A & M University. Her teaching areas include public speaking and small group communication. Mrs. Campbell regularly teaches the following courses:
CAS 100 A, B + H: Effective Speech
Her research interests include small group communication, rhetorical criticism, political communication, and instructional communication and technology.
HUAN CHEN, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
HUC15@psu.edu
Dr. Chen received her Ph.D. from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Her teaching areas include advertising and mass media. Dr. Chen regularly teaches the following course:
COMM 100: Mass Media and Society
COMM 320: Introduction to Advertising
COMM 422: Advertising Media Planning
Her research interests include new media and advertising, integrated marketing communication, and international and cross-cultural advertising.
Ursula Davis, Assistant Professor
uxd1@psu.edu
Dr. Davis received her Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh. Her teaching areas include public relations writing and campaign design, film theory and criticism, and women and minorities and the media. Dr. Davis regularly teaches the following courses:
COMM 150: The Art of the Cinema
COMM 205: Women Minorities and the Media
COMM 250: Film History and Theory
COMM 370: Public Relations
COMM 410: International Mass Communications
COMM 471: Public Relations Media and Methods
Her research interests include global media, film studies, and Afro-American jazz in international contexts.
DAVID KAHL, JR., ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
DHK10@PSU.EDU
Dr. Kahl received his Ph.D. from North Dakota State University. Dr. Kahl regularly teaches the following courses:
CAS 100A: Effective Speech
CAS 212: Professional Public Speaking
CAS 250: Small Group Communication
CAS 360: Communication for Teachers
CAS 450W: Group Communication Theory and Research
INKYU KANG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
IUK14@PSU.EDU
Dr. Kang teaches the following courses:
COMM 001: Newspaper Practicum
COMM 002: Newspaper Editorial Staff
COMM 160: Basic News Writing Skills
COMM 241: Graphic Design for Communications
COMM 270: Introduction to Multimedia Production
Colleen Kelley, Associate Professor
cek2@psu.edu
Dr. Kelley received her Ph.D. in Rhetoric and Communication from the University of Oregon. Her teaching areas include public address, rhetorical and communication theory, political communication, intercultural communication and gender issues in communication. Dr. Kelley regularly teaches the following courses:
CAS 201: Introduction to Rhetorical Theory
CAS 202: Introduction to Communication Theory
CAS 375: Rhetoric and Public Controversy
CAS 411: Rhetorical Criticism
CAS 455DF: Gender Roles in Communication
CAS 471: Intercultural Communication Theory and Research
CAS 478: Contemporary American Political Rhetoric
Her research interests include political
communication-particularly the influence of the "religious right"
on American politics, peace and communication, and ethics and communication.
William
McLean, Lecturer in Speech Communication
wdm10@psu.edu
Mr. McLean received his M.A. in Rhetoric and Communication from the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. McLean's teaching areas include beginning public speaking, small group communication, propaganda and persuasion, and the social impact of media. Mr. McLean regularly teaches the following courses:
CAS 100: Effective Speech
CAS 175: Persuasion and Propaganda
COMM 100: The Mass Media and Society
His research interests include the cultural effects of popular music, rhetoric and religion, and political rhetoric.
Miriam McMullen-Pastrick,
LECTURER in Speech Communication
mxm91@psu.edu
Dr. McMullen-Pastrick received her Ph.D. from the University of Denver. Her teaching areas include public speaking, small group communication, and organizational communication. Dr. McMullen-Pastrick regularly teaches the following courses:
CAS 100: Effective Speech
CAS 101: Communication Theory
CAS 252: Organizational Communication
Her research
interests include peace communication, small group dynamics, and religious
rhetoric.
MARK STEENSLAND, LECTURER IN MEDIA PRODUCTION
MHS13@PSU.EDU
Mr. Steensland received his M.F.A. from Chapman University School of Film and Television. His teaching areas include film production, audio-video production, media technology, screenwriting and media and society. Mr. Steensland regularly teaches the following courses:
COMM 100: Media and Society
COMM 118: Introduction to Media Effects
COMM 242: Basic Video/Filmmaking
COMM 346: Writing for the Screen I
COMM 442: Advanced Audio Video Production
His research interests include film content analysis, the films of Michael Mann and film production technique.
ROD TROESTER,
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
RLT5@PSU.EDU
Dr. Troester teaches in the areas of organizational and interpersonal communication, business and professional communication, and small group communication and leadership. Dr. Troester regularly teaches the following courses:
CAS 204: Communication Research Methods
CAS 252: Business and Professional Communication
CAS 352: Organizational Communication
CAS 452: Organizational Communication Theory and Research
His research interests include corporate
spokespersons and issues management, political campaigns and communication,
and peace and communication.
KIM YOUNG, INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM
KJY10@PSU.EDU
Ms. Young received her M.A. in Communication from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania and is a doctoral candidate at Duquesne University. Her teaching areas include journalism, broadcasting and media ethics. Ms. Young regularly teaches the following courses:
COMM 205: Women, Minorities, and the Media
COMM 260W: Newswriting and Reporting
COMM 360: Advanced Newswriting and Editing
COMM 315: Applications for Media Writing
COMM 460W: Reporting Methods
Her research interests include media ethics and the rhetoric of journalism.