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James Duncan
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Arts and Sciences
Professor of Communication
jduncan@andersonuniversity.edu
(864) 231-7559
Watkins 110
Academic Background
James has been a citizen of three countries: New Zealand by birth, and Australia and the United States by naturalization.
He enjoys the “just-right” size of Anderson University and the surrounding town. “Not too big, not too small.”
He sees the media economy changing from mass media to “mini media” and students will need to prepare by being able to produce and integrate text, audio and images in static (print) and dynamic (video and web) formats.
BA in Journalism, International Relations and Public Policy, Deakin University
MA in Radio Programming and Production, Regent University
Ph.D in Communication Studies, Regent University
Fast Facts
Classes are mostly lectures, based on readings students have completed before coming to class. Often, we’ll start with a discussion question or thought experiment, which is followed up by lecture content that helps us understand the opening question or scenario.
Christian higher education provides the best framework for exploring truth because it recognizes that there is an author of truth. The Christian life also provides a context for understanding careers as divine callings and service.
Communication Theory, Media Law, Rhetoric, Interpersonal Communication, and Printers and Protestants