Associate Professor of Communication

Associate Professors of Communication, or Associate Communications Professors, are responsible for teaching, researching, and often advising at colleges and universities. They may teach courses in a variety of communication-related fields, such as public relations, journalism, speech communication, organizational communication, and media studies.

Expectations and Responsibilities

Associate Professors of Communication are expected to conduct research in their field and publish their findings in academic journals. They may also be involved in other activities, such as presenting at conferences, serving on committees, and mentoring students.

In addition to teaching and research, Associate Professors of Communication may also be involved in advising students. They may help students choose courses, develop their research interests, and prepare for careers in communication.

Skills and Qualifications

Associate Professors of Communication typically have a Ph.D. in communication or a related field. They also typically have experience teaching at the college level.