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- Dr. Donna Pawlowski, professor of communication studies; (218) 755-2487, donna.pawlowski@bemidjistate.edu<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Dr. Donna Pawlowski, 91心頭利 professor of communication studies, was recently featured in two national publications.<\/p>\n
Pawlowski was published in the inaugural issue of the Journal of Communication Pedagogy (JCP) with her submission “From The Classroom to the Community: Best Practices in Service-Learning.” The JCP is a peer-reviewed open access journal, sponsored in-part by the Central States Communication Association (CSCA), that publishes research conducted on communication pedagogy.<\/p>\n
Pawlowski will participate in five panel presentations at this month’s CSCA convention on mentoring faculty in higher education, strengthening departments during budget constraints, dialoging about student mental health issues on our campuses and discussing lessons learned about life in academia. She will also present on the role of social media in the grieving process.<\/p>\n
Additionally, Pawlowski authored a chapter in Embracing Millennials Reshaping Organizational Cultures: From Theory to Practice entitled “Embracing Millennials in Higher Education: Examining Dialectics and Creating Pedagogical Strategies for Teaching Millennials.”<\/p>\n
As the sole instructor in BSU’s communication studies minor, Pawlowski primarily teaches classes in public speaking, interpersonal communication and gender communication.<\/p>\n
“BSU has provided me with the opportunities to utilize my expertise in teaching communication courses, curriculum development, assessment and service-learning. I look forward to spending the rest of my career at BSU,” Pawlowski said.<\/p>\n
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