Eve-Anne M. Doohan
Associate Professor
Eve-Anne Doohan joined the faculty at USF in 2004. She received her
PhD in Speech Communication from the University of Washington in
2004. She completed her MA at the University of Washington and her
BA at Gonzaga University. She studies the communication of married
couples, with a particular interest in relational history
narratives and their connection to marital and individual outcomes.
She is also interested in married couples who perceive fundamental
differences between them, and the idea of similarity versus
difference in marriage. She teaches the following courses in the
Department of Communication Studies: Communication and Everyday
Life, Interpersonal Communication, Family Communication, Nonverbal
Communication, and Communication Studies Internship. She co-advises
the Communication Studies honor society, Lambda Pi Eta. She writes
a blog for the department at http://blogs.usfca.edu/
coms/, and maintains the department Twitter
and Faceboo k
profiles.
Education
PhD University of Washington
MA University of Washington
BA Gonzaga University
Teaching
- Communication and Everyday Life
- Interpersonal Communication
- Family Communication
- Nonverbal Communication
