Titles

• Senior Global Futures Scholar, Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory
• Assistant Professor, Technical Communications Program, Interdisciplinary Humanities and Communication

Biography

Stephen Carradini researches the future of work, looking for sustainable ways to organize work in the contemporary moment, near future, and beyond. His theoretical lens of workplace communication allows for interpretation of current work habits and co-construction of future work habits with an eye toward personal, economic, and community well-being. Individuals in arts-related micro-enterprises, particularly musicians, are his current area of focus.

The interdisciplinary training he received in the Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media program at North Carolina State University gives him an interest in collaboration across many fields to answer complex questions about the future of work and related issues. He teaches online professional communication in the Technical Communication program.

Education

• PhD, Communication, Rhetoric and Digital Media, North Carolina State University, 2017
• MA, Technical and Professional Communication, Auburn University, 2013
• BA, Journalism-Professional Writing, University of Oklahoma, 2009

Expertise

• Decent Work and Economic Growth
• Reduced Inequalities
• entrepreneurship
• visual arts and media