

Shawn J. Parry-G
Professor pushing the boundaries of political communication and rhetoric, Dr. Shawn J. Parry-Giles serves as a Professor and Chair in the Department of Communication at the University of Maryland. With a profound expertise in gender studies, political communication, rhetoric, and public address, Dr. Parry-Giles has made significant contributions to the field through her extensive research and scholarship. Her work often explores the intersections of gender and politics, providing nuanced insights into how these dynamics shape public discourse. Dr. Parry-Giles has co-authored and co-edited numerous books and journal articles, establishing herself as a leading voice in her areas of expertise. Her publications delve into the complexities of political rhetoric and its impact on democratic processes, offering critical perspectives that challenge conventional narratives. Her scholarly contributions have been recognized for their depth and originality, influencing both academic and public discussions on political communication. In her role as an educator, Dr. Parry-Giles is dedicated to fostering a deep understanding of political communication among her students. She teaches courses on political communication, democratic deliberation, and academic writing, equipping students with the skills necessary to engage thoughtfully in civic life. Her commitment to education extends beyond the classroom, as she actively mentors students, guiding them in their academic and professional pursuits. As the Director of the Rosenker Center for Political Communication & Civic Leadership, Dr. Parry-Giles leads public humanities projects that aim to enhance civic engagement and democratic deliberation. Through these initiatives, she works to bridge the gap between academia and the broader community, promoting informed and inclusive public discourse. Her leadership in this role underscores her dedication to nurturing a more engaged and informed citizenry.
Publications
, 428-447, 2016-03-16
, 2017-04-20
, 2017-04-20
, 2017-04-20
, 2017-04-20
, 472-473, 2006-05-01
, 443-450, 2021-10-02
, E1-E5, 2012-12-01
, 108-116, 2021-09-30