Kimberly M. Cuny

Kimberly M. Cuny, MFA, holds a faculty appointment with the University of North Carolina at Greensboro’s Communication Studies Department where she has served as the director of The University Speaking Center since 2003. Kim is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the School of Theatre where she is a North Carolina Theatre for Young People teaching artist and member of the graduate faculty. In the fall, Kim teaches a graduate course in oral communication for the MPA program at UNCG. Kim is currently serving as Co-Director of UNCG’s Multiliteracy Centers program. Before moving to UNCG in 2002, Kim was a full time instructor and departmental advising coordinator at Monmouth University. Prior to that she held multiple part-time teaching positions throughout the NC community college system. Kim earned her MFA in theatre for young audiences and M.A. in Communication Studies from UNC Greensboro. Kim earned her B.A. in speech, theatre, and communication from Monmouth College in New Jersey. Kim has earned numerous awards, including the National Communication Association’s Beth VonTill Communication Centers Newcomer, Linda Hobgood Distinguished Service to Communication Centers, and Kathie Turner Advocacy Awards, the National Association of Communication Centers’ Joyce G. Ferguson Research Award, and Teaching Excellence from both Guilford Technical Community College and the College of Arts and Sciences at UNCG. In the past year Kim has served as co-principal investigator on 6 different communicating science grant applications and has provided consulting and outside review to multiple communication centers.
There are 10 included publications by Kimberly M. Cuny :