The latest science of communication
Behavioral and affective perspectives on context, perception, meaning, comprehension, trust, and response.
Guest lectures · University workshops · Academic conversations
Prepare people for
the work taking shape now.
Bring communication science, Affective Intelligence, ethical influence, and sophisticated AI practice into your classroom or academic community.
Invite Elizabeth to your universityA practitioner advancing the questions
Connect emerging science
with professional responsibility.
How do people make meaning? What makes influence ethical? How should professionals direct and evaluate AI?
Elizabeth regularly guest lectures and teaches at universities, bringing 25 years of communication leadership together with her original affective communication frameworks and practical AI teaching.
Her university sessions help learners connect research, human agency, and the decisions they will make in communication, public relations, leadership, and AI-supported work.
Programs can take the form of a guest lecture, applied workshop, faculty or staff learning session, or a moderated conversation, with scope shaped to your course, audience, and learning goals.
Possible teaching directions
Questions worth
bringing into the room.
Affective Intelligence & affectivism
Explore Elizabeth’s evolving frameworks and the implications for human capacity, communication design, and ethical engagement.
Ethical, high-impact influence
Examine persuasion, manipulation, coercion, civil influence, and the preservation of informed choice.
Intelligent AI practice & PR 3.0
Direct more sophisticated AI assignments, assess evidence with domain expertise, and investigate how AI mediates public understanding.
Watch Elizabeth speak & teach
From the classroom.
Pepperdine guest lectures.
Choose a session that connects with your audience. Videos open on request; you can also watch directly on YouTube.
Pepperdine guest lecture
Communication science & Affective Intelligence
University teaching connecting communication science, affectivism, Affective Intelligence, and ethical practice.
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Behavioral communication & civil influence
A university introduction to behavioral communication and the responsibilities of influence.
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