About Me
Anastacia Kurylo (Ph.D., Rutgers University) has trained people on a variety of topics including:
- Intercultural Communication
- Interpersonal Communication
- Gender and Communication
- Organizational Communication
- Principles and Theories of Communication
- Public Speaking
- Stereotypes and Communication
In her thirteen years of teaching Dr. Kurylo taught at various colleges including:
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marymount Manhattan College
- New York University
- Pace University
- Rutgers University
- St. John’s University
Dr. Kurylo has presented at numerous conferences discussing issues related to her three areas of scholarship: stereotypes and culture; pedagogy and mentoring; intersections between culture and emotion. She studies these topics using both qualitative and quantitative methodologies such as:
- content analysis
- discourse analysis
- thematic analysis
- experimental methods
- survey methods
Among Dr. Kurylo’s publications are:
- teaching activities
- book chapters
- encyclopedia/ dictionary entries
- book reviews
- scholarly articles
Her primary research area explores communicated stereotypes and their consequences for interpersonal, intercultural, and organizational outcomes. Dr. Kurylo’s current research focuses on how stereotypes are maintained over time through communication. She is currently working on three book length projects:
- editing Inter/Cultural Communication: Representation and Construction of Culture (published with SAGE)
- authoring Interpersonal Communication: A Social Constructionist Approach (published with Pearson/ Allyn and Bacon)
- authoring The Communicated Stereotype: From Media to Everyday Talk (published with Lexington Press).
Dr. Kurylo serves as a reviewer or Editorial board member for several journals and holds membership and position in various communication associations.
- reviewer Atlantic Journal of Communication
- reviewer Qualitative Research Reports in Communication
- editorial board member International Journal of Interactive Communication Systems and Technologies
- member of the National Communication Association and a Member-At-Large of its Legislative Assembly
- member of the Eastern Communication Association
- member of the Communication Institute for Online Scholarship
- member of the New York State Communication Association
- member of the New Jersey Communication Association, a Member-At-Large of its Executive Board, and former President
In addition to her academic work, Dr. Kurylo enjoys creating mosaics, eating in cafes, and blogging.
You can contact her at: Anastacia (at) TheCommunicatedStereotype.com
