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Anne Kerber

Associate Professor

Minnesota State University--Mankato

Affiliations

Communication Studies

Department Of Communication Disorders

Department Of Technical Communications

Development Staff

Minnesota State University--Mankato

Anne Kerber is currently serving as a Communication Studies Associate Professor at Minnesota State University--Mankato.

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Anne Kerber

Minnesota State University--Mankato

Associate Professor

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Garden Engagement: Cultivating Cultures of Care Through Artful Place-Making. Health Communication (2024)

visual artscultural heritagecultural practicescultureurban gardeningartgarden engagement

Blurring the Paradigmatic Edges: Navigating the Boundaries Between Critical-Interpretive and Interpretive Approaches to Health Communication Research. Frontiers in Communication (2019)

boundaries between critical-interpretivemedical internet researchsocial medicinepublic healthinterpretationrisk communicationparadigmatic edgeshealth communication researchhealth literacycommunicationhealth information sciencehealth communication

Using “the Phone at the End of the World” to Analyze Diverse Arguments on Globalization. Communication Teacher (2019)

global mediumglobal comparisonworld ”cultureinternational relationsdiverse argumentsglobalizationglobal responsibilitycommunicationworld businessglobal studiesglobal connections

‘He’s a Battler. He’s Not a Quitter:’ the Narrative Framing of Jerry Kill’s Health-Related Organizational Exit. Journal of Applied Communication Research (2018)

jerry kill ’managementorganizational behaviorend-of-life issuesperformance studiesnarrative framinghealth-related organizational exitorganizational communicationconflictdeath studiestherapeutic approachesjournalism

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Anne Kerber

Associate Professor

Minnesota State University--Mankato

Affiliations

Communication Studies

Department Of Communication Disorders

Department Of Technical Communications

Development Staff

Minnesota State University--Mankato

Anne Kerber is currently serving as a Communication Studies Associate Professor at Minnesota State University--Mankato.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Anne Kerber

Minnesota State University--Mankato

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Garden Engagement: Cultivating Cultures of Care Through Artful Place-Making. Health Communication (2024)

visual artscultural heritagecultural practicescultureurban gardeningartgarden engagement

Blurring the Paradigmatic Edges: Navigating the Boundaries Between Critical-Interpretive and Interpretive Approaches to Health Communication Research. Frontiers in Communication (2019)

Using “the Phone at the End of the World” to Analyze Diverse Arguments on Globalization. Communication Teacher (2019)

global mediumglobal comparisonworld ”cultureinternational relationsdiverse argumentsglobalizationglobal responsibilitycommunicationworld businessglobal studiesglobal connections

‘He’s a Battler. He’s Not a Quitter:’ the Narrative Framing of Jerry Kill’s Health-Related Organizational Exit. Journal of Applied Communication Research (2018)

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10 / page