Juliet Evusa

Dr. Juliet Evusa is a Professor of Communications at Rogers State University’s College of Liberal Arts, Claremore, Oklahoma. She holds a Ph.D. in Communications (2005) from Ohio University, with a dissertation on ICTs and socio-economic development in Kenya. Her academic career spans over two decades, focusing on media studies, communication theory, and global communication. She has taught courses including Communication Research Methods, Global Communication, and Women & Minorities in the Media.

Her research interests include the impact of ICTs in developing regions, gender dynamics in media, and cultural studies. Notable works include analyses of African children’s media, digital divide issues, and the role of folklore in contemporary narratives. She has received grants for fieldwork in Western Kenya and community outreach programs.

Dr. Evusa is actively involved in professional service, serving as OSTCA President and member of the National Communication Association. Her awards include the 2014 Faculty Senate Recognition Award. She has presented over 30 conference papers globally, emphasizing African socio-cultural contexts and media’s role in development.

• Education: PhD Communications (Ohio University), MA International Affairs (Ohio University), MA Telecommunications (Ohio University), BA Sociology (MSU Baroda, India)
• Grants: 2015 RSU Organized Research Grant (Kenya fieldwork), 2012-2016 Multicultural Committee Grants (MLK events)
• Community Service: MLK Task Force member, Tulsa Urban League involvement