Communications Department

About

Cerise L. Glenn

Gerise Glenn Assistant Professor

Office: 116 Ferguson Building
Phone: 336-334-5297
Email: clglenn@uncg.edu

Degrees:

  • Ph.D., Howard University
  • M.S., North Carolina State University
  • B.A., University of North Carolina at Asheville

Scholarly Interests:

Cultural identity and identity negotiation, African-American communication and culture, occupational socialization and identification of diverse groups, organizational culture, third wave/intersectional feminism

Courses Taught:

CST 300: Communication Theory
CST 308: Organizational Communication
CST 412: Communication Internship
CST 589: African-American Culture and Identity

Recent Scholarly Work:

Glenn, C.L. & Jackson, II, R.L. (in press). Re-negotiating identity in the field of communication. In S. Allan (Ed.), Rethinking communication: Keywords in communication research. Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press.

Cannaughton, S., Shorter, S., & Glenn, C.L. (in progress). Constructing race in Campaign 2008: How Democratic candidates talked about race during the PBS All-American Forum.

Glenn, C.L. (2009, November). Identity in encultured organizing: African-American women at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.Presented to the National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Glenn, C.L. (2010, April).  Performances of masculinity and class in sports: Analyzing professional basketball and ‘street ball,’ Practical Resources in Diversity Education (P.R.I.D.E.) Presented to the Eastern Communication Association Convention, Baltimore, MD

Service:

National Communication Association
Eastern Communication Association
The Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender
National Alumni Council, University of North Carolina at Asheville