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Kevin Trowbridge is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Public Relations at Belmont University's College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences. He holds a Ph.D. in Communication from Regent University and has been a faculty member at Belmont since 2011, where he plays a key leadership role in academic program development and student mentorship.
His research focuses on contemporary communication strategies, social media practices, organization-public relationships, and the integration of faith and communication. He has contributed significantly to curriculum innovation, including launching the undergraduate Social Media Management program and co-developing the Master of Science in Strategic Communication and Leadership.
Trowbridge brings substantial professional experience to his academic work, having served as Vice President for Communications at the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities and having worked in public relations across higher education, healthcare, and financial sectors.
He is Accredited in Public Relations (APR) and regularly presents his research through scholarly papers and conferences. While specific publications are not listed, his scholarly activity centers on strategic communication and digital engagement.
- Accredited in Public Relations (APR)
Kevin Trowbridge advises Tower Creative Communications, Belmont’s student-run strategic communication agency, providing hands-on experience for students. There is no mention of external grants, but his leadership in developing new academic programs indicates strong administrative and curricular grant-like initiatives. His work bridges academic theory and professional practice, emphasizing vocation and purpose in communication careers.
He is actively engaged in his department and university, leading both teaching and strategic academic initiatives. No labs or research teams are explicitly mentioned, but his advisory role with Tower Creative Communications suggests direct involvement in experiential learning and student professional development.
