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Jane Jorgenson

Professor Emerita

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Humanities

Department of Communication

Jane Jorgenson is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emerita at University of South Florida.

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University of South Florida

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communication social sciences interpersonal communication social relations family relations gender studies family process family studies family life work-family interface organizational communication conversation analysis narrative family relationships gender inequality family psychology human relations family dynamics family interactions management family issues feminist studies cybernetics human interaction family diversity feminist perspectives qualitative research intersectionality speech communication women's studies organization studies communication research communication studies gendered context intercultural communication verbal interactions human communication family communication mass communication crisis management stem education gender divide societal influence feminist research feminist inquiry discursive resources cultural discourses participatory photo interviews conversational processes frame conflicts feminist criminology conflict resolution international communication qualitative analysis group communication feminist debate feminist methods education research social context digital society sociology of education survivability risk communication scene interpretation personal relationships intimate relationships organizational communication challenge family research work-life research integrative perspective social perspective feminist research practice social construction everyday life school day work-life precarity business communication gender diversity

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Community Health Workers and the Communicative Transformation of Work-Life Interrelationships During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication (2023)

Annis G GoldenJane JorgensonAmy Williams

health communicationpublic healthwork-life interrelationshipscomputer-mediated communicationcommunicationcommunicative transformationcommunity health workersmass communicationcovid-19 pandemicjournalism

If Something Were to Happen: Communicative Practices of Resilience in the Management of Work-Life Interrelationships. Management Communication Quarterly (2022)

organizational behaviorworkplace studiescommunity resilienceresiliencework-life interrelationshipsworklife balancesocial sciencescommunicative practicessomething wereorganization studiesinterpersonal communicationmanagementorganizational communicationcrisis management

“If Something Were to Happen”: Communicative Practices of Resilience in the Management of Work-Life Precarity. Management Communication Quarterly (2022)

Annis G. GoldenJane Jorgenson

survivabilityresiliencecrisis managementwork-life precarityrisk communicationcommunicationmanagementorganizational communicationrisk management

Embracing Relational Tensions in Research: What Mary Catherine Bateson Teaches Us. Cybernetics and Human Knowing (2021)

feminist inquirynarrativeacademic ethicfeminist theoryrelational tensionssocial sciencesmary catherine batesonhumanitiesqualitative researchethnographic theoryfeminist philosophyfeminist research

FOREWARD: Mary Catherine Bateson: Compositions in Living. Cybernetics and Human Knowing (2021)

modern literatureliteraturecontemporary dramaliterary theoryvictorian literatureliterary studiesmary catherine batesonliterary criticism

Metalogues as Introductions to Learning Relationships. Cybernetics and Human Knowing (2020)

learning theoryeducational psychologyeducationeducational strategieslearning-by-doinglearning scienceseducational theoryexperiential learninglearning analyticssocial relations

The Student-As-Researcher in International Organizations. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Jane Jorgenson

international organizationseducationinternational educationinternational relations

Making Work Visible in a Breast Cancer Support Business. Journal of Organizational Ethnography (2019)

Ariane B. AndersonJane Jorgenson

health communicationorganizational behaviorethnographyorganizational researchorganizational cultureorganizational communicationorganizational systemsbusinessbusiness venturingorganization studiesmanagementorganizational structurejournalismbreast cancer

Towards an Ecosystemic Flexibility. Transdyscyplinarne Studia o Kulturze (i) Edukacji (2017)

ecosystem structureecosystem managementecosystem servicesecosystem functioningenvironmental sciencebiodiversityecological engineeringecological applicationsecosystemsfunctional ecologyapplied ecologyecologyenvironmental resource managementecosystemic flexibility

Dancing With Cybernetics (on Bridges in the Wind). Cybernetics & human knowing (2016)

Frederick SteierJane Jorgenson

cyberneticsdance

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Jane Jorgenson

Professor Emerita

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Humanities

Department of Communication

Jane Jorgenson is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emerita at University of South Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jane Jorgenson

University of South Florida

Professor Emerita

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Community Health Workers and the Communicative Transformation of Work-Life Interrelationships During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication (2023)

Annis G GoldenJane JorgensonAmy Williams

If Something Were to Happen: Communicative Practices of Resilience in the Management of Work-Life Interrelationships. Management Communication Quarterly (2022)

“If Something Were to Happen”: Communicative Practices of Resilience in the Management of Work-Life Precarity. Management Communication Quarterly (2022)

Annis G. GoldenJane Jorgenson

survivabilityresiliencecrisis managementwork-life precarityrisk communicationcommunicationmanagementorganizational communicationrisk management

Embracing Relational Tensions in Research: What Mary Catherine Bateson Teaches Us. Cybernetics and Human Knowing (2021)

feminist inquirynarrativeacademic ethicfeminist theoryrelational tensionssocial sciencesmary catherine batesonhumanitiesqualitative researchethnographic theoryfeminist philosophyfeminist research

FOREWARD: Mary Catherine Bateson: Compositions in Living. Cybernetics and Human Knowing (2021)

modern literatureliteraturecontemporary dramaliterary theoryvictorian literatureliterary studiesmary catherine batesonliterary criticism

Metalogues as Introductions to Learning Relationships. Cybernetics and Human Knowing (2020)

learning theoryeducational psychologyeducationeducational strategieslearning-by-doinglearning scienceseducational theoryexperiential learninglearning analyticssocial relations

The Student-As-Researcher in International Organizations. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Jane Jorgenson

international organizationseducationinternational educationinternational relations

Making Work Visible in a Breast Cancer Support Business. Journal of Organizational Ethnography (2019)

Ariane B. AndersonJane Jorgenson

Towards an Ecosystemic Flexibility. Transdyscyplinarne Studia o Kulturze (i) Edukacji (2017)

Dancing With Cybernetics (on Bridges in the Wind). Cybernetics & human knowing (2016)

Frederick SteierJane Jorgenson

cyberneticsdance

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