Camille Endacott

Dr. Camille Endacott is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of North Carolina Charlotte. Her research explores identity construction in work environments, particularly in relation to emerging technologies like AI, remote work dynamics, and network brokerage. She employs qualitative and field-based methodologies.

Education:

• B.A. in Communication Studies, Azusa Pacific University (2015)
• M.A. in Communication, University of California Santa Barbara (2017)
• Ph.D. in Communication, University of California Santa Barbara (2021)

Research Interests: Dr. Endacott investigates how technology shapes workplace identities and organizational structures. Her work addresses AI's impact on identity, remote onboarding processes, and identification in networked environments. She publishes in journals such as Communication Research and Management Communication Quarterly.

Awards:

• International Communication Association Recognition
• National Communication Association Recognition
• Western States Communication Association Recognition

Teaching: She instructs courses on organizational membership, work and identity, technology in organizing, and research methods for undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students in the Organizational Science PhD Program.