Office Hours
Monday 3–4 pm
Thursday 8:30–10:30 am
Education
MA, Auburn University
BA, Auburn University
About Me
Jennifer Johnson is a senior lecturer in the School of Communication and Journalism at Auburn University. She received her bachelor's degree in journalism from Auburn, and after a brief stint as a reporter at The Anniston Star, returned to Auburn where she earned her master's in mass communication. Johnson has been teaching communication, media studies and journalism courses at Auburn for the past 15 years, including the introductory course for all communication, journalism, mass communication and public relations pre-majors: CMJN 2100 - Foundations of Communication and Journalism.
She currently serves as the director of the public speaking program. In 2017, Johnson established a public speaking competition that takes place each fall and spring semester. The Philip Lutzenkirchen Excellence in Public Speaking Award is given to the top Auburn finalists each semester. For more information on how you can contribute to the award or endowment fund, please contact her at mcculj1@auburn.edu.
Courses Taught
- COMM 1000: Public Speaking
- COMM 3100: Speaking Before Audiences
- COMM 3110: Persuasion
- CMJN 2100: Concepts in Communication and Journalism
- JRNL 1100: Journalism Fundamentals
- JRNL 2210: Newswriting
- JRNL 2310: Reporting
- MDIA 2350: Introduction to Film Studies
- MDIA 3380: Broadcast Newswriting
- MDIA 4220: Women and Mass Media
- MDIA 4310: Media and Society
- PRCM 3000: Multimedia Writing for Public Relations