Author Profiles and Contact Information
Author Profiles
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Contact Information
Authors:
J. Michael Hogan Patricia Hayes Andrews
James R. Andrews Glen Williams
J. Michael Hogan
J. Michael Hogan is the Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of Rhetoric at the Pennsylvania State University and
a founding codirector of the Center for Democratic Deliberation (CDD) at Penn State. He is the author,
coauthor, or editor of eight books—including The Handbook of Rhetoric and Public Address (2010),
He has served as a scholarly advisor to the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, and he is
codirector of an online educational website funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, Voices
of Democracy: The U.S. Oratory Project. Hogan has won a number of grants and scholarly awards,
including a National Endowment for the Humanities Challenge Grant, the National Communication
Hogan has served on the editorial board of the Quarterly Journal of Speech under five different editors,
and he has been on the editorial board of Rhetoric and Public Affairs since its founding in 1997. He also is
Author Profiles and Contact Information
Patricia Hayes Andrews
Patricia Hayes Andrews (Ph.D., Indiana University) is Professor Emeritus of Communication and
Culture at Indiana University. She joined the faculty of the Department of Speech
Communication at Indiana University-Bloomington in 1975. During her thirty years of teaching
at Indiana, she taught courses in public speaking, business and professional communication,
organizational communication, and communication pedagogy.
Professor Andrews won several awards for teaching, curriculum development, mentoring, and
Professor Andrews’s scholarship focused on small group and organizational communication,
gender and communication, and communication pedagogy. She published more than three dozen
articles in communication journals and is the author or coauthor of several textbooks,
including: Communication for Business and the Professions,Organizational Communication:
Empowerment in a Technological Society,and Public Speaking and Civic Engagement.
Currently, she is actively involved in her community where she serves as a member of the board
of directors of the Shalom Community Center (a day shelter, resource center, and hunger relief
James R. Andrews
James R. Andrews (Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University) is Professor Emeritus of American
Studies, and Communication and Culture at Indiana University. He served there for 15 years as
Department Chair and is presently a member of the Hutton Honors College Faculty where he
teaches courses in political communication. He has taught public speaking and persuasion as
well as courses in public address, rhetorical criticism, and American Studies.
Jim is the author or coauthor of critical anthologies and textbooks including American Voices,
His research awards include: Winans-Wichelns Award for Distinguished Scholarship, the
American Forensic Association’s Award for Outstanding Research, and the Douglas Ehninger
Distinguished Rhetorical Scholar Award; he has been named a “Distinguished Scholar” by the
National Communication Association.
Glen Williams
Glen Williams (Ph.D., 1993, Indiana University) is Professor and Chair of Communication
Studies at Southeast Missouri State University. His research and teaching focus on
communication education (particularly instructor training and development) and rhetorical
criticism.
His work in pedagogy appears in various volumes of the Basic Communication Course Annual
and in Communication Teacher. His projects in rhetorical criticism appear in The Southern
From his days as a lad consuming book after book, he has had a keen interest in the value of basic
communication skills and how to nurture those skills. He continues to refine his understanding,
teaching courses in public speaking (and honors public speaking), persuasion, public address, and
rhetorical criticism. At the graduate level he concentrates on public address and has also taught
communication pedagogy.
Glen has taught at several universities, including Indiana University, Missouri State University,
Glen has served as a reviewer for Rhetoric & Public Affairs and Communication Quarterly, as
well as on the editorial boards for the Basic Communication Course Annual and Communication
Teacher..
Glen welcomes your comments about the textbook, instructor’s manual, and supervisor’s manual.