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Gregory CranmerAssociate ProfessorOffice: 305A Daniel Hall Phone: Email: GCRANME@clemson.edu | |
Educational BackgroundPh.D. Sport and Organizational Communication M.A. Communication Theory and Research B.A. Religious Studies | Courses TaughtAdvanced Sports Communication
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ProfileDr. Cranmer joined the Clemson family in 2016. He is a prolific scholar who is passionate about connecting research and application within the classroom. He seeks to blend Clemson's historical excellence as an undergraduate university with its Research-1 present/future. His notable service positions include: Faculty Senate (2022-Current), Clemson University's Task Force on Dependent Tuition Remission (2022-Current), Chair of the Communication & Sport Division for the National Communication Association, Sole Planner for the International Association for Communication & Sport's 2021 Summit, editorial board member for Communication & Sport (2019-Current), Communication Research Reports (2019-Current), and Communication Quarterly (2023-Current), faculty fellow of the Robert H. Brooks Sports science Institute (2017-current), and research fellow of the US Center for Mental Health & Sport. He also conducts professional consulting focused on fostering practical communication skills and assisting individuals in adjusting to new social groups and roles. In this capacity, he has worked with Clemson's Paw Journey and the Atlantic Coast Conference. | |
Research InterestsDr. Cranmer has three ongoing programs of research. First, he seeks to understand how groups (i.e., sports teams and traditional organizations) can function more efficiently. He is primarily concerned with the organizational processes that encompass individuals' socialization (i.e., adjustment to tasks and roles), the exchange of social and organizational resources, and the fostering of human development. Second, he considers the efficacy of concussion interventions and the role of health referents in the reporting of concussion symptoms. Third, he explores how external stakeholders make sense of and respond to the policies and practices of sports organizations and leagues. Honors and AwardsTop 1% of Prolific Scholars in Communication (2017-2021)
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