Jamel Hudson

Jamel Coy Hudson

Lecturer Doc Sch

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department: Communication Studies

Areas of expertise: African American Rhetoric, Black Studies, Rhetoric and Public Advocacy

Email Address: jamel.hudson@baruch.cuny.edu

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Jamel Coy Hudson, Ph.D., is a lecturer, professor, and rhetorician. He has dedicated his scholarly pursuits to rhetorical studies, culminating in undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees. He is a Lecturer of Rhetoric and Public Advocacy in the Department of Communication Studies and an Affiliate Faculty member in the Black and Latinx Studies Department at CUNY Baruch College. In addition to his appointment at CUNY Baruch College, he has also taught as a faculty member in the Department of Writing Studies and Rhetoric at his alma mater, Hofstra University. He is a former Tri-chair of the New York State Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, a powerful theomusicologist in the movement, and is committed to realizing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of the Beloved Community.

Education

Ph.D., Communication, Regent University Virginia Beach

Ed.S., Educational Leadership, Regent University Virginia Beach Virginia

M.A., Rhetorical Studies, Hofstra University Hempstead New York

B.A., Rhetorical Studies, Hofstra University Hempstead New York

SemesterCourse PrefixCourse NumberCourse Name
Fall 2023COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2023COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2023COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2023COM3064Classical Rhetoric
Spring 2023IDC4001HHon Shaping the Future of NYC
Spring 2023COM1010Speech Communication
Spring 2023COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2022COM3064Classical Rhetoric
Fall 2022COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2022COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2022COM5000Independent Study COM I
Fall 2022COM1010Speech Communication
Spring 2022COM1010Speech Communication
Spring 2022COM1010Speech Communication
Spring 2022COM1010Speech Communication
Spring 2022COM1010HHonors Speech Communications
Spring 2022COM3070Persuasion
Fall 2021COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2021COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2021COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2021COM3064Classical Rhetoric
Spring 2021COM1010HHonors Speech Communications
Spring 2021COM1010Speech Communication
Spring 2021COM1010Speech Communication
Spring 2021COM3070Persuasion
Fall 2020COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2020COM1010Speech Communication
Fall 2020COM3064Classical Rhetoric
Fall 2020COM1010Speech Communication

Presentations

Hudson, J. C., Blake, D., & Hribar, C. Tisch Drama Stage Festival of Voices: Songs in the Key of Resistance. : New York University.

Hudson, J. (2021, March 31). The Future of Black Studies. Black Studies Colloquium.

Hudson, J. (2021, February 28). Walking in My Shoes Part Two: Conversations with Black Sons & Fathers.. Robert C Weaver Alumni Society.

Hudson, J. (2021, January 31). History of Black Media Studies. Baruch College Black HIstory Month Program. Baruch College

Hudson, J. (2020, October 31). Moderator of Walking in My Shoes: The Black Male Perspective Forum. Robert C Weaver Alumni Society.

Hudson, J. C. (2020, September 30). Speaker at My Mirror my World: Candid Conversation on Race Ethnicity and Identity. Baruch College Success Network.

Hudson, J. C. (2020, July 31). The Three B's of Baruch: Blessed, Black, and Beautiful!. Black Graduation at Baruch College.

Hudson, J. C. (2020, March 31). How Woke Is Too Woke? And Who Decides? A Performance of Dialogues Across Differences.. Mid- Atlantic Writing Center Association.

Hudson, J. C. (2019, May 31). Implicit bias workshops? Are they necessary in writing center staff development?. Mid- Atlantic Writing Center Association.

Hudson, J. C. (2018, September 30). An ethnographic performance of sammy davis jr.. National Communication Association Conference.

Hudson, J. C. (2018, September 30). Using invitational rhetoric to effectively teach students.. National Forum on Character Education.

Hudson, J. C. (2018, March 31). Viewing the writing center as a space for intercultural communication. Mid- Atlantic Writing Center Association.

Hudson, J. C. (2018, December 31). Actually- A performance/forum that discussed race, gender, and sexual assault on college campuses. Hofstra University.

Hudson, J. C. (2017, November 30). Implicit bias awareness training for educators teaching young black males in K-12 schools. The My Brother Keepers Conference.

Hudson, J. C. (2017, October 31). Student athlete mentorship in higher education. Mid- Atlantic Writing Center Association.

Honor / AwardOrganization SponsorDate ReceivedDescription
Friend of SEEK AwardSEEK Department 2024-05-03

Department

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Search Committee for a Lecturer with CCE lineCommittee Member1/1/2021Present

College

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Baruch College Success NetworkFaculty MentorPresent
BMI Presents: Defining Manhood A conversation with Black & Latinx Men on Masculinity.Committee MemberPresent
Black Male Initiative Faculty AdvisorPresent
Black & Latinx Success Amplified Public Speaking WorkshopFaculty MentorPresent
Reflections on Faith Diversity: A Conversation with Faculty Experts Faith, Conflicts, and Coalition SeriesAttendee, MeetingPresent
A History of the NAACPPresenter Present
Blacks and Jews: Together and Apart Film SeriesPresenter Present
Search Committee for a Lecturer with CCE lineCommittee MemberPresent
Black and Latinx Virtual Back to School Block PartyFaculty Advisor9/30/2021
Black Graduation at Baruch CollegeCommittee Member5/31/2021
Soléi Spears: A Celebration of Life Memorial ServiceCommittee Member4/30/2021
43rd Annual National Association of Black Accountants Awards Gala at Baruch CollegeAttendee, Meeting3/31/2021
Baruch College Black History Month Committee Committee Member2/28/2021
Robert C Weaver Alumni SocietyAttendee, Meeting10/31/2020
Black Graduation at Baruch CollegeCommittee Member7/31/2020