Home Department: Communication Studies

Current Courses:
275 Asian Perspectives to the Self
– Understanding how native language(s) and cultural expectations influence our perception and communication. Draw on relational dynamics in multiple Asian traditions to explore dynamic connection and mutual respect. Students conduct personal research and do partnered teaching.
352 Qualitative Communication Research Methods
-An introduction to the methodology and practice of qualitative research. Students gain practice in the critique of qualitative communication research literature, and are exposed to research paradigms, approaches to qualitative research, and ways to collect and analyze qualitative data. Students will design, carry out, and present their own qualitative communication research project.
359 Communication Among Cultures
-An introduction to the methodology and practice of qualitative research. Students gain practice in the critique of qualitative communication research literature, and are exposed to research paradigms, approaches to qualitative research, and ways to collect and analyze qualitative data. Students will design, carry out, and present their own qualitative communication research project.

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Times:
Monday: 2pm-4pm, Online https://newpaltz.webex.com/meet/markl
Tuesday: 10am-10:30am & 5pm-5:30pm, In Person
Friday: 10am-10:30am, In Person
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Note from Professor Mark:

“My door is open during M/Th mornings at this time. If you’re going to drop by virtually, please give me a head’s up 24 hours in advance so that I know to open my personal meeting room and have a webcam handy.
If none of these hours work for you, feel free to reach out with a time that does!”