Doctoral Students
The Ph.D. in Communication and Information Sciences is a research-intensive program designed to prepare communication scholars for positions of leadership in education, public service, media and other communication-related fields. The three- to four-year, in-residence program features a highly customizable, interdisciplinary curriculum that spans the fields of communication and information sciences. You will work with our award-winning graduate faculty to create a plan of study and advance your knowledge and skills in communication and information sciences.
Shalonda Capers
San Diego, California
Culture & Communication, Resistance Theory, and Race and Gender Studies
Danielle Deavours
Caitlin Kelley
Intercultural Communication
Sean Lee
Taiwan
Political Economy of Media Institutions, Media Activism, Alternative Media, and Telecommunications and Digital Media Studies
Chalise Macklin
Crisis Communication and Journalism
Bill Singleton
Orville Tatcho
Baguio City, Philippines
Rhetoric and Political Discourse, Critical and Cultural Studies
