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Susan Dun

Department of Communication Studies

Susan Dun’s research interests include message design, politeness theory, and interpersonal communication in organizational settings. She is particularly interested in the relationship between communicator goals and message features. As the primary undergraduate advisor for the Communication Studies Department she works with undergraduates on all aspects of their academic careers including major planning, course selection, study abroad, changing majors and other related undergraduate concerns. As Assistant Dean for Advising and Student Affairs she has overseen the implementation of a new advising system in the School of Communication designed to improve the quality of undergraduate advising.

Education

PhD	Speech Communication, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
MA	Speech Communication, Miami University of Ohio
BA	Political Science, Gonzaga University

Courses

CS 201	Research Methods
CS 205	Theories of Persuasion
CS 241	Theories of Relational Communication