Jeremy Walden

Jeremy Walden is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Communication & Journalism at Auburn University, part of the College of Liberal Arts. He has been teaching at Auburn since 2008, offering courses in public speaking, small group communication, intercultural communication, and family communication. His teaching philosophy emphasizes active learning, peer interaction, and real-world application of communication concepts.

His educational background includes a Master of Arts from Auburn University and a Bachelor of Arts from Faulkner University. With over 25 years of professional experience in ministries and nonprofit organizations, he brings practical insight into his academic instruction.

Dr. Walden's research interests center on communication studies, particularly in interpersonal, family, and intercultural contexts. His work also extends into organizational and nonprofit communication, reflecting his professional background. While no recent publications are listed, his teaching focus suggests ongoing engagement with pedagogical and applied communication research.

He is actively involved in student learning and mentorship, fostering connections between academic concepts and students' personal and professional lives. Though no formal advisees or research grants are mentioned, his long-standing teaching career highlights a strong commitment to education and student development.

Jeremy Walden and his wife are foster parents and parents to seven children, reflecting a deep commitment to family and community service. Their personal and professional lives are closely aligned with values of service, education, and communication for social impact.