After completing my doctoral degree program in Organizational Communication from Purdue University, I worked at DePaul University in Chicago for six years teaching, researching, and serving my College and University before making the decision to relocate to San Jose, CA, in 2015. Professionally, I am an educator, a management communication consultant, and an author. I am an independent researcher who focuses on the organizational assimilation experiences of underrepresented and/or marginalized workers, meanings of work, gender and diversity in the workplace, immigrant identities, and intercultural organizational communication. I have experience conducting workshops on Organizational Diversity and Intercultural Sensitivity.
I am the author of, ‘India’s Working Women and Career Discourses: Society, Socialization, and Agency’, co-editor (with E. Gabor) of ‘Immigrants Communicating Meanings of Work’ (2016) and co-author (with J. Baldwin, A. Gonzalez, and R. R. Means Coleman) of Intercultural Communication in Everyday Life.
Here is a link to my Amazon Author Page.
In addition to several book chapters, my peer-reviewed work has been published in Management Communication Quarterly, Journal of International and Intercultural Communication, and the Journal of Communication and Religion, among others.
You may contact me using the following media:
Email: suchitra s packer at outlook dot com
Twitter: @suchitrashenoy