Curriculum Vitae

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Links

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Student Speeches

International Communication Association

National Communication Association

Association for Business Communication

International Association of Business Communicators

Education

• Ph.D. Communication Sciences, University of Connecticut, 2007        Dissertation: Extending the empathic communication model of burnout: A search for alternative ways to reduce caregiver burnout

• M.A. Communication, University of Connecticut, 2004

• B.A. Telecommunication Studies, Youngstown State University, 2000

Teaching

• CCSU: Managerial Communication (MC 207)

• UConn: Communication Research Methods (COMM 200Q), Organizational Communication (COMM 226), Public Speaking (COMS 105), Communication Theory (COMM 100, Waterbury Campus)

• Teaching Honors:

  • Recipient of National Communication Association Teaching Assistant Award, 2006

  • Finalist for International Communication Association Teaching Assistant Award, 2006

  • Finalist for Teaching Assistant of the Year Award, University of Connecticut, 2004

Research Interests

• Compassionate Communication and Job Burnout amongst human service workers

• Workplace e-mail surveillance and employees perceptions of e-mail privacy

Recent Refereed Research Papers

Snyder, J. L. & Cornetto, K. M. (2006, November). Antecedents, consequences, and measurement of perceived e-mail communication privacy in the workplace. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Communication Association, San Antonio.

Snyder, J. L. & Ellis, D. (2006, November). Message consistency, time, and attitude: A longitudinal examination of an editorialist’s ability to impact readers’ attitudes. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Communication Association, San Antonio.