Adam Sonstroem

Adam Sonstroem is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Studies at Arizona Christian University, where he has served since joining as an adjunct faculty member in 2010. He teaches a diverse range of courses in communication and film, integrating faith-based perspectives into his pedagogy.

His academic background includes advanced degrees in US History, Communication, and Teaching, reflecting a strong foundation in both humanities and education. He earned his M.A. in US History from Pace University, M.A. in Communication from Spring Arbor University, and M.A. in Teaching from Wheaton College, along with a B.A. in History/Social Science with Secondary Education from Wheaton College.

Professor Sonstroem's research and teaching interests center on film and communication, with a particular emphasis on redemptive narratives, faith integration in cinema, political themes in film, and screenwriting. His expertise spans both theoretical and practical aspects of media and communication.

The available information does not include recent scholarly publications, but his teaching portfolio suggests a strong engagement with cultural, ethical, and narrative dimensions of film and communication.

There are no listed scientific awards or honors in the provided text.

He advises students in communication and film-related disciplines, though no specific advisees are named. He has no listed grants or funded research projects. His academic service is reflected through his long-standing teaching role at the university.

Professor Sonstroem is actively involved in the academic life at Arizona Christian University, contributing to a faith-integrated learning environment in communication and film studies.