John W. Gareis
Lecturer/Director of Undergraduate Advising
Faculty Advisor for the Undergraduate Communication Club, Lambda Pi Eta (Omicron Psi Chapter), and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (Pittsburgh Chapter)
PhD, University of Pittsburgh
1122 Cathedral of Learning
Phone: 412-624-1138
E-mail: gareis@pitt.edu
John Gareis is interested in American civil religion in its various forms and contexts. His research interests include women in the military, preaching the 1960s, and communication as culture. Gareis has also collaborated in studies of computer-mediated small-group discussion and diversity in the classroom.
Courses Taught
- Introduction to the Communication Process (COMMRC 0300)
- Rhetoric and Culture (COMMRC 1103)
- Organizational Communication (COMMRC 1102)
- Small Group Communication (COMMRC 1106)
- Theories of Interpersonal Communication (COMMRC 1110)
- History of Mass Media (COMMRC 1121)
- Public Speaking (COMMRC 0520)
Selected Publications
and Presentations
Cohn, E., and Gareis, J.W. “Faculty Members as Architects: Structuring Diversity Accessible Courses.” In Branche, J., Mullennix, J., and Cohn, E. (Eds.), Diversity Across the Curriculum, Anker Publishing Company (in preparation, expected spring 2007).
Gareis, J.W., Cohn, E.R., and Skupien, J. “Infusing Diversity into an Introductory Communication Course.” In Branche, J., Mullennix, J., and Cohn, E. (Eds.), Diversity Across the Curriculum, Anker Publishing Company (in preparation, expected spring 2007).
Gareis, J. “The Chautauqua Sermon as Moral Compass,” from Chautauqua Oratory: The Impact of Eloquence lecture series presented at the Chautauqua Institution, August 21-24, 2000.
Gareis, J. “Purification of the Ranks: The Theology of Military Women,” paper presented to the Speech Communication Association, Chicago, IL, October 29-November 2, 1992.