CommArts Professor Corey Liberman Publishes Seventh Book

Professor of Communication and Media Arts Corey Liberman, Ph.D., alongside co-editor Jason S. Wrench from SUNY New Paltz, recently published his seventh book Casing Nonverbal Communication. Providing 25 case studies that illustrate why and how nonverbal communication is so predictive of both communication effectiveness, yet also communicative obstacles, the book explores how nonverbal communication can become more effective and predictive of positively-valenced outcomes.

“I was interested in doing this casebook for a long while now,” says Dr. Liberman. “So much of our daily interactions involve nonverbal communication variables and this became exponentially more apparent as we recently found ourselves in a Zoom-inundated world. Readers will learn how nonverbal communication becomes predictive of communicative effectiveness in relationships, groups, and organizations, in both mediated and non-mediated environments.”

Before publishing Casing Nonverbal Communication, Dr. Liberman recently published Casing Mediated Communication this past February and Risk and Crisis Communication: Communicating in a Disruptive Age in 2020.

For a full list of Dr. Liberman’s publications, check out his MMC profile.

Congratulations Dr. Liberman!