A.J. Grant, Ph.D.
University Professor of Organizational Leadership
Communication, ethics, humanities
SCM
The School of Communication & Media offers diverse programs that prepare students for dynamic careers in media, communication, and design.
School Full Name
School of Communication and Media
Michele Rees Edwards, Ph.D.
Professor of Communication
Organizational communication, strategic communication
Barbara Burgess-Lefebvre, M.F.A.
Professor of English
Directing, acting, Shakespeare performance, stage combat
Diane M. Todd, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Contemporary American literature, multiethnic and women’s literature
Andrew Y. Ames, M.F.A.
Professor
Interactive art and design, game design, new media
Stuart Allen, Ph.D.
Professor of Organizational Leadership
Leadership, teaching with technology, diversity and inclusion
Leadership and Organizational Change
The Leadership and Organizational Change certificate program offers a foundation in the process of personal, group, and organizational change, ways in which change is introduced and implemented in organizations, and how to sustain an organizational change culture.
Department of Communication and Organizational Leadership
Communication is a career field that requires hands-on exposure and preparation early on from people with real-world experience, while organizations are an inescapable part of social life, so an understanding of how human relationships work in organizations is an essential element of career success.
Organizational Leadership M.S.
Learn and master how to lead effectively and follow courageously, and how to engage, inspire and innovate individuals and groups to accomplish organizational mission and goals.
Organizational Leadership B.S.
The B.S. in Organizational Leadership is concentrated on the process of influencing others and adapting to change. It covers aspects such as ethical behavior, organizational culture and global perspectives, purposeful communication, and the use of information for making decisions, planning goals, and implementing strategies. Students learn and practice how leaders recognize opportunities and motivate others, and how followers choose leaders.