Elaina Ross

Associate Professor
Speech

Office Location

Tahlequah
Wilson Hall 247
(918) 444-3518

Bio

Dr. Ross graduated from the University of Kansas in 2019 with a PhD in Communication Studies. She joined the faculty at Northeastern in 2019 as an assistant professor. Dr. Ross currently teaches undergraduate courses including Interpersonal Communication and Family Communication. Her research focuses on the intersection of interpersonal and organizational communication, more specifically on work/life balance.

Education
Research Interests
Teaching Interests
Professional Activities
Courses Taught

Education:

PhD, Communication Studies, University of Kansas, 2019

Interpersonal Communication
Organizational Communication
Work/Family Balance

Interpersonal Communication
Family Communication
Public Speaking

Intellectual Content:

The Traditional Sexual Script and Humor in Courtship. (Journal Article, Academic Journal), Published, 2020

Presentations:

Women who delay childbearing: Benefits of family functioning on work and relational outcomes - National Council on Family Relations Annual Conference - - November 2020

Courses Taught:

FAMILY COMMUNICATION - COMM 4313 - Fall 2020
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION - COMM 2313 - Fall 2020
FUND OF ORAL COMMUNICATION - COMM 1113 - Fall 2019
PUBLIC SPEAKING - COMM 2213 - Fall 2019
THEORIES OF COMMUNICATION - COMM 5253 - Fall 2019
PERSP INTERPERSONAL COMM - COMM 5093 - Summer 2019