Faculty Profiles

Susan Mancino

Assistant Professor
Communication Studies
Moreau 102

Phone 

(574) 284-4649

Email 

smancino@saintmarys.edu

Education 

PhD, Duquesne University
MA, Duquesne University
BA, Roberts Wesleyan College

Areas of Expertise 

  • Philosophy of Communication
  • Communication Ethics
  • Semiotics

Research Interests 

  • Public Memory
  • Collections and Commemoration
  • Communication Ethics
  • Philosophy of Communication
     

Courses Recently Taught 

  • Introduction to Communication
  • Organizational Communication
  • Interpersonal Communication
  • Intercultural Communication

Creative and Scholarly Work 

  • Ronald C. Arnett, Annette M. Holba, and Susan Mancino, Eds. (2018). An Encyclopedia of Communication Ethics: Goods in Contention. New York, NY: Peter Lang.
  • Susan Mancino. (2018). "Dialogue and Ethics in the Library: Transformative Encounters." Dialogic Ethics, edited by Ronald C. Arnett and Francois Cooren (179-198). John Benjamins.
  • Ronald C. Arnett, Susan Mancino, and Hannah Karolak. (2018). "Emmanuel Levinas: The Turning of Semioethics." Communicology for the Human Sciences: Lanigan and the Philosophy of Communication, edited by Andrew R. Smith, Isaac E. Catt, and Igor Klyukanov (179-200). New York: Peter Lang.
  • Susan Mancino. (2017). "Philosophy of Communication and the Infinity of Lists: The Interplay of the Poetic and Pragmatic." The Atlantic Journal of Communication,  25.3: 139-150.
  • Susan Mancino. (2016). "The Museum Profession: Protecting and Promoting Professional Goods." Curator: The Museum Journal, 59.2: 141-152.
  • Susan Mancino. (2015). "A Communicative Review of Museums." Review of Communication 15.3: 258-273.
  • Ronald C. Arnett, Susan Mancino, and Hannah Karolak. (2018) “Emmanuel Levinas: The Turning of Semioethics.” Communicology for the Human Sciences: Lanigan and the Philosophy of Communication, edited by Andrew R. Smith, Isaac E. Catt, and Igor Klyukanov (pp. 179–200). New York: Peter Lang.
  • Susan Mancino. “Listening as Action: The Ordinary People and Places of StoryCorps.” International Journal of Listening, Forum: Listening in Unusual Ways in Unusual Spaces: Ethics, Listening and Place, 158–162. DOI: 10.1080/10904018.2019.1633331

Professional Memberships 

  • National Communication Association
  • Eastern Communication Association