Organizational Communication, 8th Edition Eric Eisenberg, Angela Trethewey, Marianne LeGreco, Goodall

Explore the Latest Edition of Communication in Organizations by Eric Eisenberg, Angela Trethewey, Marianne LeGreco, Goodall

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎1319052347
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎978-1319052348

The field of Organizational Communication encompasses the fundamental theories and skills essential for students, drawing upon the most valuable current research, particularly in the context of rapidly changing areas such as inclusivity, economics, and technology.

Throughout the book, students are encouraged to implement their learning into practical scenarios, always considering the factors that either facilitate or obstruct communication. Balancing this interplay between innovation and limitation is crucial for individuals to achieve their professional and personal aspirations.

A significant update in this edition is the addition of a new co-author, Marianne LeGreco. LeGreco, based at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, brings her expertise in organizational policy, community mobilization, and the convergence of healthcare and organizational practices, enriching the content with a fresh perspective.

About the Authors
Eric M. Eisenberg currently holds the position of Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and is a Professor of Communication at the University of South Florida. Eisenberg earned his doctorate in Organizational Communication from Michigan State University in 1982, following his undergraduate studies at Rutgers University. He has received multiple accolades for his research contributions in the field of organizational communication, along with awards for excellence in teaching. Eisenberg is a prolific author with publications spanning over 70 articles, chapters, and books covering organizational communication, health communication, and communication theory.

Angela Trethewey, a Professor of Communication, serves as the Dean of the College of Communication and Education at California State University, Chico. Trethewey’s academic journey includes graduating from Chico State and earning her doctoral degree from Purdue University. She has held positions at the University of Washington and Arizona State University, focusing on communication research and teaching. Trethewey’s expertise lies in analyzing communication’s influence on individual, organizational, and societal identities, with a substantial body of work comprising articles, book chapters, and published books.

Marianne LeGreco, an Associate Professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, has a research focus on food systems, discourse analysis, and community engagement. Her extensive contributions to these areas have been recognized with awards and published work in prestigious journals. LeGreco’s commitment to fostering vibrant local food communities is evident through her involvement in various initiatives such as the Guilford Food Council and the Mobile Oasis Farmers Market.

The late H. L. (Bud) Goodall, Jr. (PhD, Penn State) was a seasoned Professor of Communication at Arizona State University, known for his expertise in organizational and strategic communication. Goodall’s distinguished career spanned academia and consultancy, where he engaged with diverse organizations including technology firms, educational institutions, and governmental entities. His significant body of work includes books, articles, and consultancy services that have made a lasting impact in the field of communication.