ABOUT ME
Diana Humble is a PhD candidate and instructor in the Department of Communication & Film at the University of Memphis. She is an applied communication scholar whose research rests at the intersections of gender, digital media, health, and interpersonal communication. Her dissertation examines how beliefs associated with the manosphere surface within monogamous romantic relationships, and offers a nuanced account of how digitally mediated ideologies shape gendered interpersonal connections.
Humble has received the Department of Communication & Film’s John Angus Campbell Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Outstanding Graduate Service Award, and was named to the University of Memphis Graduate School’s Top 30 Under 35. She has taught COMM 2381: Oral Communication and COMM 3012: Health Communication, and has served as an assistant instructor for COMM 3330: Applied Communication Research Methods. She also serves as the elected vice president of the alumni board at her alma mater, Waldorf University.
FREELANCE VIDEOGRAPHY
When not preoccupied with academia, I enjoy producing and filming creative and biographical videos.
