Carson S. Kay is an Assistant Professor at Washburn University, where he also serves as Acting Department Chair. A PhD graduate from Ohio University, his research examines political identity, civic disengagement, and the role of dialogue in public discourse. He specializes in rhetorical and qualitative methodologies.
Outside of academia, Carson has a background in animal science from Berry College, which aligns with his interest in the National Audubon Society. He has over a decade of experience in competitive public speaking and has coached collegiate speech and debate teams, focusing on events like persuasive speaking and rhetorical criticism.
Unique fact: Carson has co-authored research on how nonprofit organizations use narrative to inspire grassroots organizing for human trafficking prevention.
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