Zachary Suetta

Zachary Suetta is a Lecturer in the Business Communication Program at the Isenberg School of Management, University of Massachusetts-Amherst (2024–Present). He previously held roles including Assistant Professor in-Residence at the University of Connecticut (2020–2024), Visiting Assistant Professor and Visiting Instructor at Cleveland State University (2017–2024), and other academic appointments. His research focuses on Business Communication, British Romanticism, and 18th-century literature.

• BA in English, Baldwin-Wallace University (2007)
• Magister in English Literature, Jagiellonian University (2010)
• PhD in English Literature, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale (2019)

His research explores themes such as emotions in literature, satire, and identity through works like Blurred Boundaries: Anger, Identity and Satire in Clare’s Don Juan. Awards include the Best Instructor Feedback Award (2020) and Alan M. Cohn Award (2016). His work bridges academic literary analysis with practical business communication strategies.