Hometown: Portland, OR
B.A. Degree: Portland State University, Communication Studies
M.A. Degree: University of Texas at Austin, Communication Studies
Current research interests: My primary research interests involve the communicative dynamics between leadership, autonomy, creativity, and work. These topics have led to a variety of projects including a study of independent bands in the Austin music scene and another concerning issues of temporal power in an academic medical organization. I am currently working in Dr. Barbour's APRON Lab to investigate the datafication and automation of healthcare.
Mentor: Dr. Joshua Barbour
Projected graduation: Spring 2023
Jensen, J. T., Rolison, S. L., & Barbour, J. B. (under review). Temporal dominance: The communication design and control of activity cycles at work. Manuscript under review.
Barbour, J. B., Rolison, S. L., & Jensen, J. T. (under review). Professions, professionals, and professional work: Navigating the politics of expert and expertise difference. In M. L. Doerfel & Building inclusiveness in organizations, institutions, and communities: Communication theory perspectives: Routledge series in communication, organization, and organizing. Routledge.
Jensen, J. (2017). Interpreting Lincoln: Propaganda myths in film. Anthós, 8(1), 4. doi:10.15760/anthos.2017.34
Graduate School Recruitment Fellowship (PhD), University of Texas at Austin 2019-20
Graduate School Recruitment Fellowship (MA), University of Texas at Austin 2017-18
Graduated Magna Cum Laude, Portland State University 2016
Lambda Pi Eta Honors Society Inductee, Theta Nu Chapter, National Communication Association 2016
