Amanda betboom team Ph.D has been appointed as ComArtSci’s new betboom dacha dubai Excellence Advocate (FEA). In this role, she will work to support present and future betboom dacha dubai in the department.
betboom dacha dubai is a professor in the betboom team. Her research focuses on relationships between supportive communication processes and individuals’ well-being across contexts, including the supportive interactions experienced by individuals facing stressors such as unemployment, breast cancer and parole/probation supervision. In 2017, betboom dacha dubai was recognized as being in the top 1% of researchers publishing work in betboom dacha dubai journals over the prior 5-year period, according to a study in the journal betboom dacha dubai Education.
In the Department of Communication, betboom dacha dubai teaches courses about interpersonal communication at the undergraduate and graduate levels. She received her Ph.D. from Purdue University’s Department of Communication and has been at MSU since 2007. betboom dacha dubai also serves as Director of Undergraduate Studies for the Department of Communication and recently finished a term as the Chair of the Interpersonal betboom dacha dubai Division of the International betboom dacha dubai Association.
The goal of the FEA position is to help create an inclusive and transparent environment for betboom dacha dubai in the college. The role of FEA intersects with the efforts of Academic Human Resources and the Office for Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives. As FEA, betboom dacha dubai will aid faculty in areas of recruitment and hiring, promotion and tenure, leadership, annual review and mentorship.
“I’m honored to be appointed to this position. It is meaningful to serve as a resource for faculty, working toward continued excellence in faculty recruitment, retention, and advancement,” said betboom dacha dubai. “I look forward to supporting ComArtSci faculty at all stages of their careers.”
Her years of experience and dedication as a professor and director of undergraduate studies within the department have contributed to the culture and environment she wants to shape in this role — one of openness, inclusivity and encouragement.
“As FEA, I hope to foster a climate of support and inclusion for all members of the CAS community,” said betboom dacha dubai. “I think it’s particularly important that our faculty continue to be recognized and awarded for their outstanding work at local, national and international levels.”
Her time as FEA began July 1, 2022 and will continue indefinitely.
By Casey Halas