Jessica Delgado

Jessica Delgado is an Associate Teaching Professor at the School of Communication at Florida International University. With a rich background in higher education and the arts and humanities fields, she has carved a niche for herself in marketing and public relations. Her expertise spans across media campaigns, audience development, art promotion, and public relations for community events, making her a valuable asset to the university and its students. Before joining Florida International University, Ms. Delgado honed her skills in various roles that emphasized the importance of effective communication in the arts and humanities. Her work in these fields has provided her with a unique perspective on how to engage audiences and promote cultural initiatives. This experience has been instrumental in shaping her approach to teaching, where she emphasizes the practical application of communication theories and strategies. In her current role, Ms. Delgado teaches a range of courses that include business and professional communication, advanced business communication, and advanced public speaking. Her classes are known for their dynamic and interactive nature, encouraging students to develop their communication skills in real-world scenarios. She is passionate about preparing her students for the challenges of the professional world, equipping them with the tools they need to succeed in various communication roles. Ms. Delgado is committed to fostering a learning environment that encourages creativity and critical thinking. She believes in the power of communication to transform communities and is dedicated to helping her students harness this power in their future careers. Her dedication to teaching and her students' success is evident in her innovative course designs and her willingness to go above and beyond to support her students' learning journeys. Outside of her academic responsibilities, Ms. Delgado remains actively involved in community events and initiatives, using her skills to promote cultural and educational programs. Her contributions to the field of communication and her commitment to community engagement make her a respected figure both within and outside the university.