Joe Provencher

Bio:

ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT
2015-present Assistant Debate Coach, Texas Tech University -Responsible for group lectures, one-on-one tutoring, and managing large groups of students while traveling to tournaments in and out of state. 
2015-present Graduate Part-Time Instructor, Texas Tech University -Designed and taught advanced level courses, instructor for several lab sections
2015-present Graduate Part-Time Research Assistant, Texas Tech University
2011-2015 Assistant Debate Coach, Lewis and Clark College -Responsible for group lectures, one-on-one tutoring, and managing large groups of students while traveling to tournaments in and out of state. -Coached National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence Champions Emily Halter and McKay Campbell 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX (Fall 2015 – Spring 2017)
MCOM 4303 – Sex and Violence in Media, Instructor of Record
MCOM 3102 - Forensics Activities, Instructor of Record.
MCOM 2358 – Business and Professional Communication, Instructor of Record, 5 sections
MCOM 2320 – Writing for Media and Communication, Graduate Instructor, 4 sections

Courses:

Forensics Activities 

Publications:

Provencher, J. (2016) Review of Does God Make the Man? Media, Religion, and the Crisis of Masculinity, by Hoover, Stewart M., & Coats, Curtis D., Communication Booknotes Quarterly, 47(3), 86-87.

Manuscripts Under Review

Holland, D., Krause, A., Provencher, J., Seltzer, T. Transparency tested: The influence of message features on public perceptions of organizational transparency. Submitted to Journal of Public Relations Review.

Leadership/Awards:

2017 Top Paper in Communication Theory & Research Interest Group, Western States Communication Association 2017 Convention 2015-2018 Helen DeVitt-Jones Endowed Fellowship, Texas Tech University
2010-2011 Dorothy A. Perkins Prize, Willamette University
2010-2011 Paul H. Doney Prize, Willamette University
2009-2011 Compass Scholarship, Willamette University
2009-2011 Collin's Scholarship, Willamette University
2008-2011 Academic Leadership Award, Willamette University
2007-2011 Merit Award, President's Award, Willamette University