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Teaching Experience

Courses Taught
 

Bowling Green State University. Scott has taught a variety of courses at BGSU while working to obtain his PhD (2014-Present). These courses include Interpersonal Communication & Interviewing (COMM 2090), Communication Theory (COMM 2010), and Introduction to Public Speaking (COMM 1020).  Additionally, Scott has been invited to guest lecture in a variety of courses, including Interpersonal Communication & Interviewing (COMM 2090), Persuasion (COMM 3030), Business & Professional Speaking (COMM 2050), and Multimedia Reporting Skills (JOUR 2550). Scott has also worked with Dr. Lisa Hanasono as her teaching assistant for Communication Theory (COMM 2010).

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For a description of each course, my responsibilities, and my aims for the course, please view the following:

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Sample Syllabus: Interpersonal Communication & Interviewing

Sample Syllabus: Communication Theory

Sample Syllabus: Introduction to Public Speaking

Sample Syllabus for Proposed Course: Persuasion and Media Literacy

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University of Akron. Scott also taught as a graduate teaching assistant while obtaining his Masters Degree at the University of Akron (2012-2014). During this time, Scott was the instructor of record for his first class - Introduction to Public Speaking (7600:105). Scott also worked as a teaching assistant for Survey of Communication Theory (7600:120) and Persuasion (7600: 252).

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Stark State College. Scott also worked in the Mathematics department at Stark State College as a Lead Tutor while working on his Masters degree (2012-2014). In this position, Scott primarily worked with students in the modularized math courses. Additionally, Scott worked with students in upper level math courses, including Calculus, Trigonometry, and Statistics.

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Muskingum University. While working on his Bachelors Degree, Scott had the opportunity to work with various faculty as a mentor in three sections of First Year Seminar. In this course, first year students attend a class taught by a professor and a student assistant designed to help ease the transition from high school to college. 

  • "Interpersonal Influence", Persuasion, Bowling Green State University, November 7, 2017

  • “Understanding Fallacious Arguments”, Persuasion, Bowling Green State University, February 16, 2017

  • “How to Prepare Interview Questions”, Multimedia Reporting Skills, Bowling Green State University, November 2016

  • “Persuasion Theories and Heuristics”, Communication Theory, Bowling Green State University, November 2015

  • “Being Aware of Self and Others”, Business and Professional Speaking, Bowling Green, State University, January 15, 2015

  • “Communicating and Leading at Work”, Business and Professional Speaking, Bowling Green State University, January 13, 2015

  • “Constructing a Web Portfolio”, Media Production Techniques, The University of Akron, November 14, 2013

  • “Applying Motivational Appeals”, Persuasion, The University of Akron, November 14, 2013

  • “Persuasion Theories”, Survey of Communication Theory, The University of Akron, October 18, 2013

  • “Basic Principles for Website Design”, Media Production Techniques, The University of Akron, March 14, 2013

  •  “Photography”, Media Production Techniques, The University of Akron, March 12, 2013

  • “Professionalism in Social Media”, Media Production Techniques, The University of Akron, February 26, 2013

  • “An Overview of Graduate Study”, Communication Seminar, Muskingum University, February 11, 2013

  • “An Overview of Graduate Study”, Introduction to Communication Research, Muskingum University, February 11, 2013

  • “Conformity and Influence in Groups”, Persuasion, The University of Akron, November 27, 2012

  • “Sequential Persuasion”, Persuasion, The University of Akron, October 30, 2012

Other Invited Lectures
 

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