Christina Black

Expanding possibilities in the domain of communication and rhetoric, Christina Black serves as an Assistant Professor of Practice at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. With a keen focus on managerial communication, she delves into the nuances of persuasion, ethics, and intercultural communication, equipping students with the skills necessary to navigate complex business environments. Her academic journey is marked by a PhD in English Language and Literature from Cornell University, where she honed her expertise in the history of rhetoric and figures of speech, particularly those related to the body and waste. Christina's diverse professional background spans finance, nonprofits, and startups, providing her with a rich tapestry of experiences that inform her teaching and research. Her global perspective is further enriched by her experiences living and working in multiple countries, allowing her to bring a unique intercultural lens to her work. Her research interests are deeply rooted in the exploration of communication, with a particular emphasis on the historical and cultural dimensions of rhetoric. She is passionate about uncovering the intricate ways in which language and communication shape human interaction and understanding. At Johns Hopkins, Christina is dedicated to fostering an environment of intellectual curiosity and critical thinking. Her commitment to education and research is evident in her innovative teaching methods and her ability to inspire students to explore the complexities of communication in a globalized world.