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While teaching at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tim Muehlhoff received his department's highest award for teaching and has been recognized by the International Communication Association for outstanding teaching. In his M.A. thesis, Muehlhoff developed a method of encouraging civil dialogue and perspective-taking between groups who perceive themselves as morally opposed with no room for, or interest in, connection. Extending his thesis research, his dissertation focused on a performative approach to enriching marital communication. His research interests also include social justice, gender, family communication, interpersonal communication and persuasion. Outside the classroom Muehlhoff and wife Noreen are frequent speakers at marriage conferences and seminars. His current project involves understanding the narratives of oppressed women in rural parts of New Delhi, India.
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu
While teaching at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tim Muehlhoff received his department's highest award for teaching and has been recognized by the International Communication Association for outstanding teaching. In his M.A. thesis, Muehlhoff developed a method of encouraging civil dialogue and perspective-taking between groups who perceive themselves as morally opposed with no room for, or interest in, connection. Extending his thesis research, his dissertation focused on a performative approach to enriching marital communication. His research interests also include social justice, gender, family communication, interpersonal communication and persuasion. Outside the classroom Muehlhoff and wife Noreen are frequent speakers at marriage conferences and seminars. His current project involves understanding the narratives of oppressed women in rural parts of New Delhi, India.
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu
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While teaching at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tim Muehlhoff received his departments highest award for teaching and has been recognized by the International Communication Association for outstanding teaching. In his M.A. thesis, Muehlhoff developed a method of encouraging civil dialogue and perspective-taking between groups who perceive themselves as morally opposed with no room for, or interest in, connection. Extending his thesis research, his dissertation focused on a performative approach to enriching marital communication. His research interests also include social justice, gender, family communication, interpersonal communication and persuasion. Outside the classroom Muehlhoff and wife Noreen are frequent speakers at marriage conferences and seminars. His current project involves understanding the narratives of oppressed women in rural parts of New Delhi, India.
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu")
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Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu")
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Treneé McGee is an artist and representative in the Connecticut State Legislature.
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Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu")
