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).
For a description of each course, my responsibilities, and my aims for the course, please view the following:
Sample Syllabus: Interpersonal Communication & Interviewing
Sample Syllabus: Communication Theory
Sample Syllabus: Introduction to Public Speaking
Sample Syllabus for Proposed Course: Persuasion and Media Literacy
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).
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.
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.
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"Interpersonal Influence", Persuasion, Bowling Green State University, November 7, 2017
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“Understanding Fallacious Arguments”, Persuasion, Bowling Green State University, February 16, 2017
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“How to Prepare Interview Questions”, Multimedia Reporting Skills, Bowling Green State University, November 2016
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“Persuasion Theories and Heuristics”, Communication Theory, Bowling Green State University, November 2015
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“Being Aware of Self and Others”, Business and Professional Speaking, Bowling Green, State University, January 15, 2015
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“Communicating and Leading at Work”, Business and Professional Speaking, Bowling Green State University, January 13, 2015
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“Constructing a Web Portfolio”, Media Production Techniques, The University of Akron, November 14, 2013
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“Applying Motivational Appeals”, Persuasion, The University of Akron, November 14, 2013
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“Persuasion Theories”, Survey of Communication Theory, The University of Akron, October 18, 2013
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“Basic Principles for Website Design”, Media Production Techniques, The University of Akron, March 14, 2013
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“Photography”, Media Production Techniques, The University of Akron, March 12, 2013
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“Professionalism in Social Media”, Media Production Techniques, The University of Akron, February 26, 2013
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“An Overview of Graduate Study”, Communication Seminar, Muskingum University, February 11, 2013
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“An Overview of Graduate Study”, Introduction to Communication Research, Muskingum University, February 11, 2013
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“Conformity and Influence in Groups”, Persuasion, The University of Akron, November 27, 2012
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“Sequential Persuasion”, Persuasion, The University of Akron, October 30, 2012
Other Invited Lectures