Hello, I'm Ellen Wartella, and welcome to this episode of the Architects of Communication Scholarship podcast series, a production of ICA Podcast Network. Today our architect is Judee Burgoon. She is a professor of communication, family studies, and human development at the University of Arizona. Additionally, she serves as the director of research at the Center for the Management of Information, and she is the site director for the Center for Identification Technology Research at the University of Arizona. Burgoon’s authored or edited 14 books and monographs and more than 300 articles, chapters, and reviews. Her research currently centers on deception, trust, interpersonal interaction, and new technologies. She served as editor of Communication Monographs and was the Chair of the National Communication Association Publications Board. Among her research-related honors are NCA's Golden Anniversary Monographs Award, the Charles H. Woolbert Research Award for Scholarship of Lasting Impact, the Mark L. Knapp Interpersonal Communication Award. She received the National Communication Association’s Distinguished Scholar Award for a lifetime of scholarly achievement. She was the youngest woman to be elected as a fellow of the International Communication Association and was awarded ICA's Steven B. Chaffee Career Productivity Award and the B. Aubrey Fisher Mentorship Award. Today, Judee will be in conversation with Norah Dunbar, who is a Professor of Communication at the University of California Santa Barbara and a Fellow of the International Communication Association. Here is Norah.