Ph.D. Communication, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
M.S. Communication, Emerson College, Boston
B.A. Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven
Donald
C.
Smith
Ph.D.
Professor
Arts & Sciences
Communication, Film and Media Studies
203-932-7207
DCSmith@newhaven.edu
MAXY011
Maxcy Hall
About
Edcation
Published Books and Articles
(2008) "Teaching Managers to Relate: Using Employee feedback to Boost Commitment and Morale at Work," proceedings, Applied Business Research Conference, Orlando.
(2007) "Lessons from Katrina: Crisis Communication and Rhetorical Protocol," Journal of College Teaching and Learning , June, Volume 4, number 6.
(2006) 'A Universal Perspective on Communication: what Every International Business Manager Should Know," International Business and Economics Research Journal , Dec. Volume 5, number 12, pages 15-18.
(2003-06) A Family Guide to Academic Advising , National Center for the Freshman-Year Experience, University of South Carolina Press, Columbia, S.C. (cosponsored by the National Academy of Academic Advisors and 114,000 + copies sold to date. The editor has scheduled a Spanish version of this work for 2008).
(2006) "Language, Choice and the Power of Definition: A Rational Understanding of Gender and Communication in the 21st Century," paper presented at the Oxford Round Table , Oxford University, England, March.
(2005) Asking People to Measure Up: A Strategic Approach to the Performance Appraisal Interview, presented at the Australia/New Zealand Communication Association Conference, Christchurch, N.Z.
(2003) Communication, Management, and the Role of the Expert Spectator: Adapting to co-cultures in the workplace, Proceedings of the Australia/New Zealand Communication Association Conference held in Brisbane, July.
(2007) "Lessons from Katrina: Crisis Communication and Rhetorical Protocol," Journal of College Teaching and Learning , June, Volume 4, number 6.
(2006) 'A Universal Perspective on Communication: what Every International Business Manager Should Know," International Business and Economics Research Journal , Dec. Volume 5, number 12, pages 15-18.
(2003-06) A Family Guide to Academic Advising , National Center for the Freshman-Year Experience, University of South Carolina Press, Columbia, S.C. (cosponsored by the National Academy of Academic Advisors and 114,000 + copies sold to date. The editor has scheduled a Spanish version of this work for 2008).
(2006) "Language, Choice and the Power of Definition: A Rational Understanding of Gender and Communication in the 21st Century," paper presented at the Oxford Round Table , Oxford University, England, March.
(2005) Asking People to Measure Up: A Strategic Approach to the Performance Appraisal Interview, presented at the Australia/New Zealand Communication Association Conference, Christchurch, N.Z.
(2003) Communication, Management, and the Role of the Expert Spectator: Adapting to co-cultures in the workplace, Proceedings of the Australia/New Zealand Communication Association Conference held in Brisbane, July.
Other
2005
Who's Who Among America's Teachers
2000 Inducted into National Forensic Association Hall of Fame
2000 UNH FYP Faculty Award - given for outstanding care and commitment to first-year students.
1993 Certificate of Merit for Services as Local Arrangements Coordinator for the Eastern Communication Association Conference in New Haven, CT.
1993 Listed in 24th Edition of Marquis' Who's Who in the East
'76-'79 Intercollegiate Forensics Competitor. Competed in debate and nearly all individual events. Won 300+ public speaking awards, more than any competitor in intercollegiate history. Record stood for six years.
2000 Inducted into National Forensic Association Hall of Fame
2000 UNH FYP Faculty Award - given for outstanding care and commitment to first-year students.
1993 Certificate of Merit for Services as Local Arrangements Coordinator for the Eastern Communication Association Conference in New Haven, CT.
1993 Listed in 24th Edition of Marquis' Who's Who in the East
'76-'79 Intercollegiate Forensics Competitor. Competed in debate and nearly all individual events. Won 300+ public speaking awards, more than any competitor in intercollegiate history. Record stood for six years.
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