Christopher Adamczyk

Christopher Adamczyk serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of English and Humanities at Farmingdale State College, where he teaches communication, rhetoric, and literature courses. His academic profile bridges theoretical and applied communication studies with technological and environmental discourse.

• Ph.D. in Communication and Rhetoric, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 2019
• M.A. in Communication Studies, Texas Tech University, 2014
• B.A. in Rhetoric, Georgia College, 2009

Dr. Adamczyk's research centers on the intersection of communication, rhetoric, and technology, examining how public debate shapes technological development and usage. He explores environmental communication, digital publics, science fiction narratives, and classical rhetoric traditions. His work critically analyzes dataism, big data politics, and historical memory through rhetorical frameworks, emphasizing civic engagement and technological ethics.

His recent publications (2021-2023) reveal three dominant trajectories: environmental big data governance through UN initiatives, digital public formations (e.g., GameStop phenomenon), and philosophical examinations of rhetoric from Plato to contemporary data cultures. These works consistently employ rhetorical analysis to interrogate science-technology-society relationships across historical and emerging contexts.

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While specific advising details remain unreported, Dr. Adamczyk teaches core communication courses including Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, and Science Fiction in Film/Literature. His pedagogical approach emphasizes debate and civic reflection through communication practices. No grant information was provided.

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