howe
Howe
William
Assistant Professor
276 Blazer Dining
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william.howe@uky.edu
University of Oklahoma (Ph.D.), Texas Christian University (M.S., B.S.)
organizational communication, military veterans, multiple methods
William Howe is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication, at the University of Kentucky. He believes in a syncretic approach to research and therefore uses both qualitative and quantitative methods. His research focuses primarily on organizational communication and specifically examines how occupational identity is formed, adopted, and communicated by members of high reliability organizations (e.g. military, police, firefighters). Other areas of interest include intercultural communication and game studies.
William has published eight peer-reviewed journal articles, to date. He has also presented over 25 papers at international, national, and regional conferences, including two Top Paper presentations. He was awarded Master’s Thesis of the Year by the Master’s Division of the National Communication Association in 2017. In 2019 he received the Stanley L. Saxton Applied Research Award from the Carl Couch Center for Social and Internet Research.
William served in the United States Army as a combat medic and deployed in Operation Iraqi Freedom. After leaving the military he earned both his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees at Texas Christian University in communication studies. Upon graduation from TCU he attended the University of Oklahoma for his Ph.D. work and was advised by Dr. Ryan Bisel.
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