Kate Cassidy

Kate Cassidy is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication, Popular Culture and Film at Brock University. She holds a Ph.D. and Master of Education from Brock University, and a Bachelor of Business Administration from Bishop’s University. Her research focuses on organizational communication, small group dynamics, and communication pedagogy, particularly examining the impacts of technological advancements like AI and remote work on workplace collaboration, soft skills development, and well-being. She is a research associate with the Niagara Community Observatory, translating her findings into actionable policies and training methods.

Dr. Cassidy’s education includes:

• Ph.D., Brock University
• Master of Education, Brock University
• Bachelor of Business Administration, Bishop’s University

Her research interests emphasize fostering inclusive, authentic groups through communication practices. Key themes include workplace collaboration, experiential learning, and the interplay between technology and organizational culture. Her publications span peer-reviewed articles, policy briefs, and edited book chapters, addressing topics like remote work success, community building, and pedagogical models.

Dr. Cassidy’s teaching areas include organizational communication theory, leadership communication, and experiential learning. She prioritizes inclusive classroom environments and real-world application of concepts.

She is affiliated with the Niagara Community Observatory, contributing research on regional workforce development and workplace practices. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the text.