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Todd Kelshaw
Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs, College of Communication and Media, Academic Affairs
- Office:
- Morehead Hall 121
- Email:
- kelshawt@montclair.edu
- Phone:
- 973-655-5162
- Degrees:
- BS, Syracuse University
- MA, University of Washington
- PhD, University of Washington
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Dr. Kelshaw provides leadership and administrative oversight for faculty-related policies and procedures as well as academic excellence across the College of Communication and Media's undergraduate and graduate curricula.
His administrative work is informed by scholarship that addresses leadership and collaborative problem-solving in democratic organizational environments, where particular dialogic and deliberative forms of interaction propel innovation and relationship-building. Some examples of his academic writing are provided below.
Specialization
Dr. Kelshaw's central scholarly topic areas are: dialogic and deliberative communication in democratic organizational contexts; digitally mediated democratic interaction; and community-based approaches to teaching and learning.
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Documents
- "Communication as Political Participation"
- "Critical Reflections on Community-Campus Partnerships"
- "Emerging Online Democracy"
- "Understanding 'Abnormal' Public Discourses
- "Public Deliberation and the Rhetorical 'Real': Balancing Accomplishment and Complication in Republican-Democratic Structures"
- "Remembering 'Memory': The Emergence and Performance of an Institutional Keyword in Communication Studies"
- "Remembering 'Memory' Part II: A Rhetorical Commentary on an Institutional Keyword in Communication Studies"
- "When Citizens and Officeholders Meet Part I: Variations in the Key Elements of Public Meetings"
- "When Citizens and Officeholders Meet Part II: A Typology of Face-to-Face Public Meetings"