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Cameron W. Piercy serves as Associate Professor of Relationships and Digital Media in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Kansas' College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. He is founding director of the Human-Machine Communication Lab and co-director of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Mentored Scholars Program, with research examining how socio-technical interactions transform contemporary work practices.
His academic credentials include:
- Ph.D., University of Oklahoma
Dr. Piercy's research program centers on Human-Machine Communication, Organizational Communication, and Computer-Mediated Communication. He investigates team dynamics with technology, identity communication in digital contexts, and the sociotechnical aspects of job search networks. His work bridges communication theory with practical applications for organizations navigating digital transformation, with particular focus on how humans interact with AI systems and digital platforms in professional settings.
Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate strong emphasis on human-AI interaction dynamics, including fairness in algorithmic hiring, credibility assessment of AI-generated content, and identity/representation issues in virtual assistant communication. His work spans communication, psychology, and organizational science journals, showing increasing interdisciplinary integration of human factors in technological systems.
His scholarly contributions include significant recognition for educational innovation.
- 2023 Schulenburger Award for innovation and advocacy in scholarly communication
As an educator, Dr. Piercy teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in teams and groups, human-machine communication, and organizational communication. Through the Mentored Scholars Program, he provides research mentorship to undergraduate students while contributing to campus diversity initiatives as an active member of the Native Faculty and Staff Council. His open textbook publications demonstrate commitment to accessible educational resources.
The Human-Machine Communication Lab under his direction conducts cutting-edge research on human-technology collaboration, with current projects examining workplace AI integration, digital identity management, and the evolving nature of professional communication in socio-technical systems.
