Donald E. Vincent, Ph.D.
Current Title:
Associate Professor
Department:
Digital Media & Communication
Office Location:
140B Bogel Hall
Email:
dvincent@hilbert.edu
Phone:
716-649-7900, ext. 443
Education/Degrees:
- Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo
- M.A., SUNY at Buffalo
- B.A., SUNY at Geneseo
Courses (past and present):
- COM 110 Introduction to Mass Media
- COM 151 Public Speaking
- COM 210 Media Analysis
- COM 230 Organizational Communication
- COM 261 Concepts of Integrated Marketing
- COM 310 Communication Theory
- COM 320 Communications Law & Ethics
- COM 323 Gender & Communications
- COM 344 Public Relations Writing
- COM 348 Advertising Copy Writing
- COM 351 Speaking for the Professions
- COM 362 Integrated Marketing Research
- COM 460 Persuasive Campaigns
- COM 495 Portfolio Design
Hilbert Committees:
- Institutional Review Board
- Student Success Team
Hilbert Activities:
- Communication Club Adviser
- Faculty Athletics Representative
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Professional Memberships/Board Appointments:
- National Communication Association
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Professional Research/Published Works/Presentations:
- Vincent, D.E., Anker, A.E., & Feeley, T.H. (in press). Religion and the decision to donate organs: Exploring the potential role of religious leaders. Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology.
- Feeley, T.H., Anker, A.E., Vincent, D.E., & Williams, C.R. (2010). Promoting organ donation through college student campaigns. In J. Siegel & E. Alvaro (Eds.), Understanding organ donation: Applied behavioral science perspectives (pp. 200-220). West Sussex, UK: Wiley-Blackwell.
- Feeley, T.H., Tamburlin, J., & Vincent, D.E. (2008). An educational intervention for first-year medical students on organ and tissue donation. Progress in Transplantation, 18, 103-108.
- Feeley, T.H. & Vincent, D.E. (2007). How organ donation is represented in newspaper articles in the United States. Health Communication, 21, 125-131.
- Vincent, D. E. (2006). Exploring college students’ family discussion about organ and tissue donation. Communication Research Reports, 23, 299-308.
Bio:
I began my career as a member of the mass media where I worked in commercial radio. Combining that experience with doctoral training in the behavioral sciences, I am able to provide students with a unique perspective in the areas of integrated marketing communication, communication theory, and rhetoric.
My teaching objective is for students to become skilled communicators and informed citizens. We accomplish this by thinking critically about the messages we send and receive.