Hometown: Alamogordo, NM
B.A. Degree: California State University-Long Beach, Communication Studies (Interpersonal/Organizational)
M.A. Degree: UT Austin, Communication Studies
Current research interests: I use a mixed methods approach to study the ways in which individuals co-create and negotiate identities through communication
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Matt McGlone
Projected graduation: Fall 2023
Coolidge, A. A. & Lindstadt, C. (November 2022). Towards a framework for explicit verbal metacommunication: Explication and validation with pharmacy OSCE. To be presented in the Health Communication division at the 2022 NCA Convention in New Orleans, LA.
Menhart, S., Xu, Y., Coolidge, A.A., Carlson, N., Sun, S. (November 2022). Organizational identity and artificial intelligence: A linguistic analysis of podcast interviews. Selected as Top Student Paper in Human Communication and Technology division at 2022 NCA Convention in New Orleans, LA.
Coolidge, A. (May 2022). When the doctor is a ‘dick’: A single case analysis of epistemics and identity. Presented in the Language and Social Interaction Division presented at the 72nd annual conference of the International Communication Association, Paris, France.
Jia, M. & Coolidge, A. (May 2022). Disciplinary differences of dissertation acknowledgement: A LIWC-based text analysis. Poster presented at the 72nd annual conference of the International Communication Association, Paris, France.
Lindstadt, C., Table, B., Coolidge, A., Brown, L., Donovan, E. (May 2022). A message design logics perspective on failed empathy communication in interprofessional healthcare settings. Presented at the 72nd annual conference of the International Communication Association, Paris, France.
- Top Student Paper in Interpersonal Communication Division at 2020 NCA Convention
- Top Student Papers panel in the Master’s Education Section at the 2020 NCA Convention
- Top Papers panel in the Master’s Education section at the 2019 NCA Convention
- Moody Fellowship Supplement
- UT Graduate School Fellowship
- LBCC Communication Studies Emeritus Scholarship
- 1st Place – Jacaranda English Endowment Essay Contest
- Lowell Johnson Memorial Scholarship
