About Me
I'm a CAS researcher with a passion for family communication:
- Spent 4+ years studying this fascinating field
- Born and raised in Pennsylvania
- Earned an Master of Arts in Communication
- Currently aiming to complete a PhD at Pennsylvania State University by 2026
- A big fan of french fries — my all-time favorite treat!
Family Communication
That's my favorite part of CAS!
Family Communication - That's my niche
Family communication is a niche I deeply value because it lies at the heart of healthy relationships and personal growth. What I love about it is its transformative power—clear, empathetic communication strengthens bonds, resolves conflicts, and fosters mutual understanding.
It affects the world by creating ripple effects; This niche is important because families are the foundational unit of society, and good communication within them shapes future generations, instilling trust, resilience, and a sense of belonging.
It affects the world by creating ripple effects; This niche is important because families are the foundational unit of society, and good communication within them shapes future generations, instilling trust, resilience, and a sense of belonging.
My Articles
Check my articles below!
Children in the United States experience parental incarceration at high rates due to systems of mass incarceration.
Having the right attitude toward those suffering addiction can make a big difference.
Politicians often point to mental illness as a source of gun violence. That’s rarely the case. Rage, hate and access to guns are usually the cause.
Contact Me
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+1 814 178 7788
mmj@psu.edu
mmj@psu.edu
University Park, PA, 16802
