Fellows Directory

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Natalie Andreas

Current Fellow
Communication Studies
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Moody College of Communication

Natalie Bidnick Andreas is an assistant professor of instruction in the Department of Communication Studies. Andreas’s teaching focuses on examining digital and AI-enhanced environments with a critical and ethical lens, informed by her private sector experience. Her research focuses on AI implementation within higher education. Specifically, Andreas is interested in how AI applications can shape and enhance assessment within college classrooms and beyond.

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Julia Campbell

Current Fellow
Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
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Moody College of Communication
Initiative Focus
Graduate Student Education
Improving Teaching and Learning
Student Success

Dr. Julia Campbell is a clinical audiologist and auditory neuroscientist who specializes in cortical plasticity in auditory disorders such as hearing loss and tinnitus. She serves as the Audiology Graduate Program Director and Audiology Discipline and Training Coordinator for the ACT LEND program. She currently instructs audiology graduate students in clinical training, pediatric audiology, and medical audiology.
 

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Robert Carroll

Current Fellow
Communication Studies
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Moody College of Communication

Dr. Robert Carroll is an Assistant Professor of Instruction in the Moody College of Communication. As a member of the Communication Studies department he teaches the 2nd year college-wide Foundation course and an Honors Service Learning and Community Engagement course. Additionally he works as an MBA+ Communication Coach where he leads interactive workshops on storytelling, leadership principles, and authenticity.

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Joe Cutbirth

Current Fellow
Communication Studies
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Moody College of Communication

Dr. Cutbirth is an Assistant professor of instruction whose work focuses on the transdisciplinary practice of communication in leadership. He teaches in Moody College of Communication and the University Bridging Disciplines Program, where his classes examine the role of trust, deception, and hope in narratives used by leaders and about leadership itself. He was a finalist for the 2024 Moody College Teaching Award. His project is designed to examine education culture and student success in the post-COVID era.