Mongeau studies communication in the earliest stages of romantic relationships and persuasion and social influence.

Emeritus Professor, curriculum developer, professional speaker, Organizational Development leader, and agent for positive change

Dr. Roberto’s research and teaching interests focus primarily on persuasion and social influence and health communication.

Alberts' research focused on conflict in personal and professional relationships. She is also the founder of the Transformation Project, which focuses on how communication can transform people’s lives.

Jay Taylor's interests are in the area of ethics. They are concerned with personal, public and private interactions.

Duran studies information processing as revealed in the dynamics of movement and language across individuals and groups. His research areas include social perspective-taking, interpersonal processes and deception.

Brown's teaching philosophy is to engage and encourage students to work collaboratively, and guide them towards a core understanding of the course work and its most fundamental principles.

Jacobsen has extensive work experience in media, particularly newspaper editing and publishing, and in presenting public programs.