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Dr. Sarah Scott
Assistant Professor
Oral Communication Program Director
Education
- Ph.D., University of Memphis
- MA, Arkansas State University
- BA, University of North Carolina-Wilmington
Teaching Specialties
- Oral Communications
- Communication Theory
- Gender Communication
- Graduate Communication Education
- Graduate Communication Theory
Research Interests
- Disability/Ableist Rhetorics
- Audism
- Deaf Studies & Sign Language
- Gender
Biography
Scott is an assistant professor of Communication Studies. Before completing her Ph.D. in communication and rhetoric in 2019, Scott was an instructor at Arkansas State for eleven years. Scott specializes in disability and ableist rhetorics specifically in the area of Deafness. Scott currently resides in northeast Arkansas with her husband, Jeremy, their two children, Cameron and Nora, and their furbabies, Sarge and Gabby.
Contact Information
P:
(870) 972-3280
F:
(870) 972-3321
sscott@AState.edu
Office
Building: Education/Communication
Room: 364
Alternative Contact
Anita Murray
P:
(870) 972-3091
amurray@AState.edu
