Cj S. Janssen

Cj S. Janssen is a Lecturer and Ph.D. student at the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, Washington State University. He teaches COM 102: Public Speaking in the Digital Age, leveraging prior experience as a middle school special education teacher and television producer at Montana PBS. His academic background includes a B.S. in Anthropology with an Art History minor from Montana State University.

Janssen's research explores media psychology, reception analysis, psychosocial methods, and gender studies, with a focus on how media perceptions shape identity formation. His sole publication addresses historical education trends in 18th-century Europe, reflecting interdisciplinary interests spanning history, education, and cultural studies.

Awards & Honors:

• Teri Fisk Paraprofessional of the Year Award (2022)
• Richard Helzer Bronze Pencil Award for art history and writing (2020)