Scott Andrews

Scott Andrews is an Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Colorado Mesa University's College of Arts and Humanities. His work bridges rhetoric, philosophy, and democratic theory through interdisciplinary lenses, examining public knowledge and communication in societal contexts.

Education:

• PhD in Communication Arts and Sciences from Penn State University
• MAMC in Mass Communication from University of Florida
• BFA in Creative Writing from St. Andrews Presbyterian College
• BA in Mathematics from St. Andrews Presbyterian College

Research explores rhetoric's role in democracy, the public sphere, and its constitutive functions, analyzing figures like Walt Whitman, Jacques Ranciere, and Claude Lefort. Publications include work in Speaker & Gavel, Global Academe, and conference proceedings.