Prof. Dr. Annegret Hannawa
Angestellt, Associate Professor (tenured), University of Lugano
Lugano, Schweiz
Über mich
Professor, Author, Consultant, Speaker — Helping organizations and teams achieve resilience through robust interpersonal communication, optimizing performance in everyday and high-stakes settings.
Werdegang
Berufserfahrung von Annegret Hannawa
Bis heute 8 Jahre und 5 Monate, seit Jan. 2016
Associate Professor (tenured)
University of Lugano
4 Jahre und 6 Monate, Juli 2011 - Dez. 2015
Senior Assistant Professor
University of Lugano
Institute of Communication & Health (ICH), Faculty of Communication Sciences
2009 - 2011
Assistant Professor of Health Communication & Empirical Research Methods
Wake Forest University
Department of Communication; Department of Social Sciences and Health Policy, WFU School of Medicine
1 Jahr und 10 Monate, Aug. 2007 - Mai 2009
Teaching Associate
Arizona State University
Taught lower and upper division undergraduate courses in interpersonal, relational, nonverbal, and conflict communication.
10 Monate, Aug. 2006 - Mai 2007
Research fellow
Arizona State University
Conducted research with Dr. Daniel Canary for the Hugh Downs School’s conflict transformation strategic initiative.
1 Jahr und 5 Monate, Jan. 2005 - Mai 2006
Academic advisor
San Diego State University
Signed undergraduate students into communication majors and minors; advised students in regard to their course choices, programs of study, internships, and career opportunities.
1 Jahr und 10 Monate, Aug. 2004 - Mai 2006
Graduate Teaching Assistant
San Diego State University
Taught lower-division undergraduate courses in communication.
Ausbildung von Annegret Hannawa
2 Jahre und 10 Monate, Aug. 2006 - Mai 2009
Interpersonal Communication, Empirical Research Methods
Arizona State University
1 Jahr und 10 Monate, Aug. 2004 - Mai 2006
Interpersonal Communication
San Diego State University
2 Jahre und 1 Monat, Aug. 2000 - Aug. 2002
Communication Studies
San Diego State University
Sprachen
Deutsch
Muttersprache
Englisch
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