Gina.C Bell
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- School: George Mason University
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- Department: Communication
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4400 University Dr
Fairfax, VA - 22030 - Dates at George Mason University: January 2010 - December 2011
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Biography
George Mason University - Communication
Tenure Track at Saint John's University
Higher Education
Gina
Castle Bell
Greater New York City Area
Intercultural scholar. Methodology enthusiast. Public speaking coach. Author. Professor. Mentor.
Experience
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Tenure Track Assistant Professor
Tenure-track Assistant Professor: Publishing 2+ articles a year, teaching undergraduate and graduate students on a 4:4 teaching distribution, and serving the university and larger academic community.
Excited to teach a variety of courses in my expertise including: Public Speaking, Research Methods, Communication Theory, Intercultural Communication, Persuasion and the Rhetoric of Social Movements, and Black Communication and Identity -- to name a few teaching possibilities!Saint John's University
Tenure Track Assistant Professor
Gina.C worked at Saint John's University as a Tenure Track Assistant Professor
Texas Tech University
Tenure Track Assistant Professor
Tenure-track Assistant Professor: Publishing three+ articles each year, teaching a two-two load (one graduate course and three undergraduate courses), and applying for internal and external grants!
Education
University of Central Florida
MA Interpersonal Communication
Intercultural and Interracial Communication
MA -- Jan. 2007 - December 2008University of Central Florida
B.A.
Interpersonal Communication and Political Science; Humanities and Social Science
George Mason University
PhD in Communication Studies
Intercultural Communication, Interracial Communication, Black and White Communication
Dissertation: "I still have a dream. :" Exploring Black and White Communication Challenges in 21st Century United States. Advisor and Mentor: Dr. Mark C. Hopson Committee Members: Dr. Tim Gibson, Dr. Anita Taylor, and Dr. Carl Botan
