Personal Summary

Dr. Greg Larson is currently a professor at the University of
Montana .  Greg received his Ph.D. from the University of Colorado-Boulder
in 2000 with a focus on organizational communication.  His research examines
the interrelated topics of occupational identity, control and resistance.
His current research examines  issues of identity among high-tech entrepreneurs in Montana. His research has been published  in several national and international journals. Greg teaches courses in organizational communication, communication and technology, risk and crisis communication and conflict.

In his spare time, Greg enjoys playing with his two young boys and biking,
hiking, skiing and fly fishing in the mountains surrounding Missoula,
Montana.

Education

B.A. University of Utah

Ph.D. University of Colorado, Boulder

Courses Taught

GBLD 194: Can Giving Change the World?: Engaging Social Responsibility through Philanthropy

Communication 220: Introduction to Organizational Communication

Communication 398: Internships

Communication 412: Communication and Conflict

Communication 422: Communication and Technology

Communication 424: Risk, Crisis and Communication

Communication 520: Seminar in Organizational Communication

Research Interests

occupational identity, identification, organizational culture, entrepreneurial identities

Field of Study

Organizational Communication

Crisis Communication

Communication and Technology