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Assistant Professor of Communication and Language Studies
Faculty Suite A, Room A1
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Emi Kanemoto, PhD, is an Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Intercultural Communication Program in the Department of Communication and Language Studies.
Ph D, Bowling Green State University
MA, Texas State University
Kanemoto, E.,Peppeler, E., Rethinking dialogue: Questioning the “safe” space and transitioning beyond the classroom , .
Kimura, K.,Kanemoto, E., アメリカの視点から考える日米コミュニケーション研究の現状と展望 [The current state and future direction of Japan-U.S. communication studies from an American perspective], .
Allgayer, S.,Mutua, E. M.,Kanemoto, E., Introduction to Invisible Peace Work, , 2025.
Kanemoto, E., Threads of peace: A journey of hope and struggle, , 2025.
Kanemoto, E.,Allgayer, S.,Mutua, E. M., Invisible peace: Narrative of hope and despair, , 2025.
Mutua, E. M.,Kanemoto, E.,Allgayer, S., Epilogue: Pillars of Invisible Peace, , 2025.
Kanemoto, E., Let’s narrate historical memories: Bridging differences., , 2025.
Kanemoto, E.,Craig, M. J.,Gerringer, M. E.,Lewis, J.,Lynch, A.,Michaels, A.,Smith, H. M.,Yang, S.,Yeoh, J.,Harrigan, M., Reimagining student-faculty relationships: Strengthening social justice efforts through dialogue, The Journal of Diversity in Higher Education, 2024.
Kanemoto, E.,Seppeler, E., Journey of transnational Asian faculty and White American student: Transitioning dialogue beyond the classroom, Proceedings of the Japan Communication Researchers’ Convention, 2024.
Allgayer, S.,Kanemoto, E., The Three Cs of Japan’s Pandemic Response as an Ideograph, Frontiers in Communication, 2021.
Kanemoto, E., Journey to explore identities through lived experiences, Communication Teacher, 2020.
Pearson & Nelson Outstanding New Teacher Award, Central State Communication Association, 2026
Top Panel Award, Intercultural Communication Interest Group, Central State Communication Association Annual Convention, 2026
Faculty Innovation Grant, 2025
Top Panel Award, ntercultural Communication Interest Group, Central States Communication Association Annual Convention, 2025
Top Paper Award, Intercultural Communication Interest Group, Central States Communication Association Annual Convention, 2025
Top Panel Award, Intercultural Communication Interest Group, Central States Communication Association Annual Convention, 2024
Incentive Grant Award, 2021
Top Panel Award, Instructional Resources Interest Group, Central States Communication Association Annual Convention, 2020
Top Paper Award, Intercultural Communication Interest Group, Central States Communication Association Annual Convention, 2020
Excellence Award, 2018
Graduate Student Grant Award, 2017
Top Student Paper Award, International and Intercultural Communication Division, National Communication Association Annual Convention, 2017
Top Student Paper Award, Japan-U.S. Communication Association, 2012
Oak Farms Daily Academic Achievement Award, 2011
Sallie Beretta Outstanding Senior Woman Award, 2011
Central State Communication Association
Japan-U.S. Communication Association
National Communication Association
Assistant Professor of Communication and Language Studies
Faculty Suite A, Room A1