Susanne Jones, Ph. D.
Susanne Jones, Ph. D.
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My name is Susanne Jones and I am a professor in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. My research focuses on interpersonal communication processes, specifically supportive communication and emotion regulation. I also examine how mindfulness influences the supportive communication process. I completed my degrees at Arizona State University, Indiana University, and Georgia Southern University. I am originally from Hamburg, Germany. I also grew up in Swakopmund and Windhoek, both cities in Namibia.
For your advising needs regarding degree undergraduate requirements, please make an appointment with our communication studies advisers here.
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I am very passionate about Dobermans, dog sports, and dog training. This is my Doberman girl, Ronja. She is my trust-fund Doberman companion and a pure joy. She and I are doing all kinds of shenanigans when I am not educating young minds. We're active around the Twin Cities in obedience, rally, nosework, and barnhunt. She's also a certified therapy dog. Ronja's proper kennel name is UKC CH Protea's Ramble On BN RA DCAT SCN SIN ORT RATS THDN CGC TKA WAC. The letter salad means that she won tons of titles--smart cookie. Fun fact: Her kennel name is based on the South African national flower, the Protea and Ramble On, a Led Zeppelin song. Her call name, Ronja, is based on an Astrid Lindgren-story, Ronja, the Robber's Daughter. There you have it!
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Department address: Dept. of Communication Studies, 225 Ford Hall, 224 Church Str. SE, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 55455
Department phone: 1-612-624-5800, Department fax: 1-612-624-6544
My office: 258 Ford Hall, My office phone: 1-612-626-0592, My Email: jones344@umn.edu
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