SC&I, Rutgers University - Craig R. Scott

Craig R. Scott

Title:	Director, Ph.D. Program
Title2:	Associate Professor
Department:	Communication

Contact Info

Office:	SDW-201
Phone:	732-932-7500x8142
Fax:	732-932-6916
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Office Hours:	Wednesday 4-5:30 pm; or by appointment Office is at 185 College Avenue (DeWitt 201)

Bio

Bio Text:

In addition to my research, teaching, and administrative duties, I try to have a life outside Rutgers--which can be extra challenging since my wife (Dr. Laurie Lewis) also works here! We have two amazing children, Parker (9) and Mikyla (8), who already know more about some new technologies (e.g., Webkinz and videogames and iPods) than I do. I still play basketball (mostly in an over-30 league, but also in our Friday afternoon SC&I hoops group on campus) and help coach my son's youth team. I am a faithful Denver Broncos fanatic, and really enjoy living and working in New Jersey (despite my dislike of winter).

Fields of Study:	Organizational Communication, Communication Technologies, Anonymous Communication
Education:	Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, Ph.D. - Organizational Communication (Graduated August, 1994) San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, M.A. - Speech Communication (Graduated May, 1991, Summa Cum Laude) Regis University, Denver, CO, B.A. - Communication Arts (Public Relations) and B.S. - Business Administration (Graduated May, 1989, Summa Cum Laude)
Research Interests:	Organizational communication New communication technologies Issues of work-related identification Anonymity Communication theory
Publications, Presentations, Projects of Interest:	See full CV below for list of publications. Click here for a video about my research on anonymity. Member of the National Communication Association, International Communication Association, and Association of Internet Researchers. Rutgers Ph.D. Program (Director) Communication and Interaction Lab (Advisory Board) Affiliated with the Rutgers Center for Mobile Communication Studies and the Center for Media Studies.