Nick J. Sciullo, J.D., Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Corpus Christi, Tx, Us

Kingsville, Texas, United States

Kingsville, Texas, United States

(Graduate) Mass Media Research: Thurgood Marshall: Race, Rhetoric, and Critical Race Theory (COMJ 5301) (Spring 2020)Communication Theory (COMS 4351) (Spring 2020)Rhetoric and Public Address (COMM 4310) (Fall 2020)Organizational Communication (COMM 4350) (Spring 2019)Gender and Communication (COMM 4313) (Fall 2019)Intercultural Communication (COMM 3355) (Fall 2019, Fall 2020)Persuasive Communications (COMM 3331) (Spring 2020, Spring 2021)Professional Communication (COMM 2374) (Fall 2020, Spring 2021)Business and Professional Communication (COMS 1315) (Spring 2019, Spring 2021)Introduction to Oral Communication (COMS 1311) (Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019, Spring 2020, Fall 2020, Spring 2021)

Corpus Christi, Texas

Zhengzou, China

International Trade Law (Spring 2022)

Wuhan, Hubei, China

Introduction to Film Studies (FIM 110) (Summer 2020)

Beijing, China

Introduction to Film Studies (FIM 110) (Summer 2020, Summer 2021)Introduction to Public Speaking (Summer 2020, Summer 2021, Summer 2022)

Shanghai, China

History of the Novel (EN 340) (Summer 2020)Introduction to Film Studies (FT 222) (Summer 2020)Advanced College Composition (Summer 2020)

Shanghai, China

Public Speaking (EN 903) (Summer 2019)History of the Novel (EN 340) (Summer 2019)Introduction to Film Studies (FT 222) (Summer 2019)

Orlando, Florida

Independent Study: The (Mass)Mediated Prison (COM 4906) (Summer 2018)Independent Study: Advanced Policy Debating (COM 4906) (Spring 2018)Honors Argumentation & Debate (SPC 3513H) (Fall 2017)Honors Fundamentals of Technical Presentations (SPC 1603H) (Fall 2017)Argumentation & Debate (SPC 3513) (Spring 2018, Fall 2018)Leadership through Oral Communication (SPC 3445) (Spring 2018)Graduate Faculty

Jacksonville, Illinois

Internship: Illinois Historic Preservation Agency (CO 463) (Summer 2016)IC Explorer Internship: Rammelkamp Bradney, P.C. (IS 301) (Fall 2016)Independent Study: Readings in Critical Theory (CO 462) (Spring 2016, Spring 2017)Senior Project (GW 461) (Spring 2016)Argumentation and Debate (CO 311) (Spring 2016, Spring 2017)Competitive Debate and Forensics (CO 252) (Fall 2015, Spring 2016, Fall 2016, Spring 2017)Sports and Culture in Belize (IS 201) (Spring 2017)Speech Fundamentals (CO 101) (Fall 2015, Fall 2016)Permanent Committees: Gender and Women's Studies Program

Atlanta, Georgia

Dissertation: "A Rhetorical Analysis of George Jackson’s Soledad Brother: A Class Critical and Critical Race Theory Investigation of Prison Resistance"Dissertation Committee: Dr. David Cheshier, Dr. Michael Lane Bruner, Dr. Alessandra Raengo, Dr. Patricia Davis, Dr. Ronald Walter Greene (External Examiner, University of Minnesota)

Atlanta, Georgia

NJSC provides full service government affairs and communication consulting to non-profits, political candidates, small businesses, and corporations.

Alexandria, Virginia

• Managed four national earned media campaigns, activating a grassroots database of 30,000, with successful publication in over 70 major and mid-size media outlets across the country. • Develop and implement multi-state grassroots campaigns in support of GoRail’s pro-freight rail legislative objectives including work in VA, PA, RI, NJ, CT, NH, WV, CA, AR, IA, IN, and TN.• Research state and local political landscapes including political targets, potential allies, and opponents. • Generate grassroots letters of support and resolutions (over 800) and calls to Congress from elected officials, community leaders and statewide organizations to targeted Members of Congress. • Build coalitions of supporters, recruiting over 150 new supporters, representing business and community leaders. • Successfully lobby Members of Congress and legislative staff on key legislative priorities, producing 30 cosponsors and multiple opposition commitments during several legislative sessions.

Alexandria, Virginia

Annapolis, Maryland

Morgantown, West Virginia

• Supervised by Professor of Law andré douglas pond cummings. • Prepared speeches and presentations for academic conferences. • Lead research efforts on two articles: “Open Water: Affirmative Action, Mismatch Theory, and Swarming Predators: A Response To Richard Sander,” 44 Brandeis L. J. 793 (2006) and “You Are Now About to Witness the Strength of Street Knowledge: Hip Hop, the Legal Academy and Desperate Responses.”

Morgantown, West Virginia

Norfolk, Virginia

Midlothian, Virginia

Ph.D., Communication (Rhetoric And Politics)

Activities and Societies: Urban Fellowship Program, Golden Key International Honour Society, Communication Graduate Student Association

J.D., Law

Activities and Societies: Clinical Law Program (Tax Clinic), Phi Alpha Delta, Alliance for Social Justice, Women's Law Caucus, Class of 2006

M.A., American History

M.S., International Relations

Activities and Societies: Pi Sigma AlphaConcentration: National Security Affairs

Grad. Cert., Gender And Women'S Studies

B.A., History/Urban Practice And Policy/Rhetoric And Communications

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Alpha Delta, Debate Team

Advanced Certificate In Teaching English As A Foreign Language, Tefl

120-hour course in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

Center For The Study And Investigation Of Decolonial Dialogues

Osnabrück Summer Institute On The Cultural Study Of Law