Curtis Carey

Adjunct Professorial Lecturer
School of Communication

• Dr. Curtis Carey is an adjunct professor of Public Communication. As a national press officer in Washington, D.C. he has worked on issues ranging from public health to energy policy, climate change and natural disaster preparedness and response. His academic research uncovers links between culture and persuasion. He is author of the nation’s first dissertation on the identity rhetoric of Barack Obama. His interests include social marketing and cultural identity philosophies. Dr. Carey works for the National Institutes of Health managing communications programs.

• Degrees

  Ph.D. Communication and Culture, Howard University
  M.A. Communication, University of Oklahoma
  B.A., Asian Studies (cum laude), USNY-Regents College