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Darryl Frazier is an Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Department of Communication at Wayne State University. He primarily teaches courses such as COM1010 (Basic Speech Communication), COM1700 (Media Literacy), COM2010 (Introduction to Film), and COM3300 (Business and Professional Presentations). Prior to his current role, he served as the Assistant Basic Course Director for two years, overseeing the Public Speaking Resource Center and the Oral Communication Competency Exam.
Dr. Frazier's educational qualifications include:
- Ph.D. in Communication Studies, Wayne State University, 2023
- M.A. in Media Arts and Studies, Wayne State University, 2011
- B.A. in Media Communications, University of Detroit Mercy, 2007
- B.A. in English Literature and Music, University of Michigan, 2000
His research primarily focuses on media framing and agenda-setting effects, with specific investigations into historical contexts such as the America First Committee (1940-1942) and the Fugitive Slave Act in 19th-century Detroit newspapers. His work extends to journalism routines, journalism history, and public speaking, particularly addressing communication apprehension. Dr. Frazier frequently collaborates with Dr. Michael Fuhlhage's research group.
Dr. Frazier's recent publications (2020-2023) demonstrate a consistent focus on historical and contemporary media framing, particularly in the context of social and political issues. His work spans from 19th-century newspaper coverage of the Fugitive Slave Act to modern analyses of Detroit's water shutoffs during the pandemic. The research employs interdisciplinary approaches, combining communication theory, history, and public policy, and often involves collaborative projects with colleagues at Wayne State University.
While the provided text does not list specific advisees or grant funding, Dr. Frazier has been actively involved in teaching and research. He has served as the Assistant Basic Course Director and facilitates multiple public speaking workshops each semester. His collaboration with Dr. Michael Fuhlhage's "research gang" suggests an active research environment, though details on grants and student advising are not specified.
Dr. Frazier is a member of Dr. Michael Fuhlhage's "research gang", a collaborative group focused on journalism history and media framing. He also contributes to the Public Speaking Resource Center and the Oral Communication Competency Exam at Wayne State University.
