Daniel Chornet

Professor Daniel Chornet is a distinguished faculty member in the Department of Communication at Saint Louis University, Madrid. He is actively collaborating on research in the fields of intercultural and interpersonal communication, where his work delves into the nuances of language and social interaction. With a Ph.D. in Communication Studies from the University of Iowa, Professor Chornet brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his academic endeavors. His research interests lie at the intersection of personal relationships and intercultural communication, with a particular focus on how language shapes social interactions. Professor Chornet has made significant contributions to the field through his numerous publications in peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, and encyclopedia entries. His scholarly work is recognized and respected by peers, as evidenced by his membership on several editorial boards. In addition to his research, Professor Chornet is dedicated to teaching and mentoring students. His teaching interests encompass intercultural communication, ethnography of communication, and discourse analysis. He has a passion for guiding students in their academic pursuits and has directed undergraduate research publications, fostering a spirit of inquiry and critical thinking among his students. Professor Chornet's commitment to excellence in teaching has been acknowledged through various awards, including the prestigious "Professor Excellence Award" from the Student Government Association. This accolade reflects his dedication to providing a supportive and enriching learning environment for his students. Beyond his academic responsibilities, Professor Chornet is an active participant in the academic community, contributing to the advancement of communication studies. His work not only enhances the understanding of intercultural and interpersonal communication but also bridges cultural divides, promoting a more connected and empathetic world.