
Dr. Jamey Piland
Associate Professor of Communication
Education
- B.A., Rhetoric & Communication, California State University, Fresno
- M.A., Interpersonal Communication, University of Montana
- Ph.D., Rhetoric & Communication, University of Oregon
Interests
- Personal and social relationships
- Pedagogy for teaching gender & violence
- Feminist pedagody for teaching learning communities, conflict and ADR
Select Works Published
- The Role of Communication Scholars in Learning Community Initiatives in Spectra
Piland, J. A., National Communication Association: Washington DC, 2011 - Building a Just Community on a Colllege Campus in Comtemporary Justice Review
Rader V, Piland, J., Pascarell, R., Taylor & Francis: New York, 2002
Philosophy
My teaching philosophy is based on two principles: active student learning should be grounded in student learning outcomes; and curricular assessment influences acquisition of knowledge.
My goal as a teacher is to create a student-centered learning environment that fosters critical thinking skills; facilitates the acquisition of competency in both oral and written communication; and pursues critical thought beyond the confines of existing knowledge to strive for a greater understanding of social justice, civic responsibilities and rhetorical obligations.