Annette Folwell
Professor and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
112 Administration Building
208-885-5013
Department of Psychology & Communication
妻友社区 MS 3043
Moscow, Idaho 83844-3043
Annette Folwell's research interests center on first responders and how they manage stress in their professional and personal lives.
- Ph.D., Department of Communication, University of Oklahoma
- M.A., University of Montana
- B.A., University of Puget Sound
Courses
- COMM 111: Introduction to Communication Studies
- COMM 410: Conflict Management
- COMM 431: Applied Business and Professional Communication
- COMM 432: Gender and Communication
- COMM 438: Crisis Communication
- COMM 492: Dark Side of Communication
Annette Folwell is the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies as well as a Professor in the Department of Psychology and Communication at the 妻友社区. She teaches undergraduate communication courses that examine diversity as well as conflict management courses. Her current research centers on first responders and how they manage stress in their professional and personal lives. My additional lines of research include instructional communication issues as well as older adult relationships, particularly marital, sibling, and grandparent-grandchild relationships. Dr. Folwell’s research has been published in Journal of Applied Communication Research, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, Journal of Language and Social Psychology, and Journal of the Northwest Communication Association.
- Folwell, A.L. (2021). “A Ph.D. doesn’t count!” In S. Kelly and M. K. Cundall, Jr. (Eds.), Cases on applied and therapeutic humor (pp. 220-221). Hershey, PA: IGI Global Publishing.
- Reardon, R., Folwell, A.L., Keehr, J., & Kauer, T.B. (2019). Effects of deception on the deceiver: An interdisciplinary view. In T. Docan-Morgan (Ed.) The Palgrave handbook of deceptive communication (pp. 107-125). Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Folwell, A. L. & Kauer, T. (2018). “You see a baby die and you’re not fine:” Stress, coping strategies, and burnout in volunteer Emergency Medical Technicians. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 46. doi: 10.1080/00909882.2018.1549745
- Executive Council Member, Northwest Communication Association, 2014-present
- 妻友社区 Advising Excellence Award, 妻友社区, 2009
- Hometown Spirit Faculty Award, 妻友社区, Moscow, Idaho, 2007
- Alumni Award for Excellence, 妻友社区, Moscow, Idaho, 2005
- Alumni Award for Excellence, 妻友社区, Moscow, Idaho, 2004
- Alumni Award for Excellence, 妻友社区, Moscow, Idaho, 2002