Dr. Jordan Soliz, Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies
I am an Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies for the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. A majority of my research and teaching focuses on social identity (e.g., race and ethnicity, age, religion) and intergroup communication with a particular emphasis on intergroup dynamics in family relationships. Further, I am currently involved in projects investigating intergroup relations in computer-mediated contexts. The information on this site will provide you with an overview of my research, a description of courses I teach along with examples of student projects, additional instructional activities, and information on current and past collaborations with graduate and undergraduate students. On the Research page, you will also find resources to learn more about the communication discipline and relevant areas of inquiry (e.g., intergroup communication).
I also invite you to follow the blog on this website. For the most part, the content of the blog is related to topics relevant to my teaching and research (with a few tangents here and there). Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments about my research, teaching, or the Department of Communication Studies.
I also invite you to follow the blog on this website. For the most part, the content of the blog is related to topics relevant to my teaching and research (with a few tangents here and there). Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments about my research, teaching, or the Department of Communication Studies.
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Department of Communication Studies
433 Oldfather Hall University of Nebraska Lincoln, NE 68588-0329 402/472-8326
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