Eun-Jeong Han
Education
- Washington State University, PhD, Communication , 2012
- University of South Alabama, MA, communication , 2006
- Chung-Ang University, BA, Psychology , 1997
Research Interest
Intercultural Communication
Global migration and immigrants
Stereotypes and Prejudices
Diversity Issues
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Selected Publications
Han, Eun-Jeong, Han, MinWha and Lee, Jong Hwa (2019) Korean Diaspora Across the World: Homeland in History, Memory, Imagination, Media and Reality. pp. 284. Lexington Books.
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Zhang, Yunying and Han, Eun-Jeong (2019) Comparative study of intercultural sensitivity of college students in two distinctive institutions in the U.S. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research.
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Zhang, Yunying, Han, Eun-Jeong, Tran, Phuong and Tan, Alexis (2019) Stereotype Formation: An Examination of Three Contesting Models in Vietnam. vol. 29. no. 2. pp. 230-263. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication.
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Han, Eun-Jeong and Price, Paula Groves (2018) Communicating Across Difference: Co-Cultural Theory, Capital and Multicultural Families in Korea. vol. 11. no. 1. pp. 21-41. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication.
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Han, Eun-Jeong and Price, Paula Groves (2015) Uncovering the hidden power of language: Critical race theory, critical language socialization and multicultural families in Korea. vol. 44. no. 2. pp. 108-131. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research.
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Current Courses
Fall 2019CMAT 297 COMMUNICATION RESEARCH (Fall 2019)Introduction to common communication research methods, including: literature reviews, surveys, experiments, content analysis, rhetorical criticism, ethnography, interviews and focus groups. Students learn essential research and writing skills through projects created in areas of interest such as relationships, business, media, or advertising/public relations. May not receive credit for both CMAT 297 and CMAT 301. Prerequisite: C or better in CMAT 101, 102. Three hours per week with enhancement.CMAT 300 INTERCULTURAL COMM (Fall 2019)Study of correctable communication problems caused by cultural differences. Analysis of problems from communication and cultural perspectives. Emphasis on ways to avoid and correct such problems. Does not satisfy General Education requirements. Prerequisite: Junior standing and C or better in CMAT 100 or 101 or 206. Three hours per week with enhancement.Spring 2020CMAT 260 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL COMMS (Spring 2020)Study of human communication systems in organizations. Students explore one-to-one, small group and one-to-many communication, and develop the skills needed in organizational communication. Three hours per week with enhancement. Meets General Education IIIA or IIIC.CMAT 300 INTERCULTURAL COMM (Spring 2020)Study of correctable communication problems caused by cultural differences. Analysis of problems from communication and cultural perspectives. Emphasis on ways to avoid and correct such problems. Does not satisfy General Education requirements. Prerequisite: Junior standing and C or better in CMAT 100 or 101 or 206. Three hours per week with enhancement.CMAT 312 NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION (Spring 2020)Study of human communicative behavior without the use of words. Ways of sending and receiving nonverbal messages are examined with the goal of awareness and understanding of their communicative value. Prerequisites: Junior standing and C or better in CMAT 100 or 101 or 260. Three hours per week with enhancement.
- Awards/Honors
Summer Faculty Mentoring Fellowship ($1,000/ May, 2019)Presented by Office of Graduate Studies and Research
- Professional Memberships
National Communication AssociationOne of three largest scholarly organizations in the area of communication.
Korean American Communication AssociationAssociation of Korean/Korean-American Communication scholars in North America.
- Licensures and Certifications
IAA(International Advertising Association) Diploma in Marketing Communications , KOBACO (Korea Broadcasting Advertising Corporation)
- Presentations
Media Influence on Voters’ Stereotypes about the 2016 Presidential Candidates: How did Donald Trump Win College Students’ Votes?November, 16 2019National Communication Association (NCA) , Baltimore, MD
Hi)stories and voices of survivors: Korean immigrants and sojourners across the world.November, 16 2019National Communication Association (NCA) , Baltimore, MD
Living in three homelands: A case study of a Japan-Residing Korean’s identity negotiationNovember, 10 2018National Communication Association (NCA) 104th Annual Meeting , Salt Lake City, UT
- Service Activities and Community Relations
Faculty Advisor (Spring 2018 – present), APIC (Asian Pacific Islander Student Club), SU
Vice President (September 2019 - August, 2021), KACA (Korean American Communication Association) Division, NCA (National Communication Association)
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