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Marie E.
Flatley, Ph.D.
Professor Emerita
Dr. Marie E. Flatley taught courses in business
communication in the College of Business Administration at San Diego State
University. She received her B.B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. from the University
of Iowa. In addition, she has done post-graduate study in AACSB sponsored
programs at the University of Minnesota and Indiana University. Additionally, she has served as a Fellow at the university's Center for Teaching and Learning and as a Qualcomm Fellow in the pICT (people, Information, Communication, and Technology) program.
She was active in
many professional organizations, including the Association for Business
Communication, the California Business Education Association, Delta Pi Epsilon,
and the National Business Education Association.She has served as President of the
Association of Business Communication and is a Distinguished Member and Fellow of the Association. The California Business Education Association has named her a Business Educator of the year for the senior college/university level. Additionally, she has served as Associate
Editor for the Journal for Business Communication and Editor
for the NABTE Review. She has been a reviewer and member of the editorial revew board for the Journal of Education for Busines and has been section editor for the Communication and Information
Technology sections of the Business Education Forum. Futhermore, she has served as chair of the Delta Pi Epsilon Research Awards Committee
and on the editorial board for the Delta Pi Epsilon Journal
Her current research
interests involve using technology to assist with the communication
process. She is investigating the effective use of blogging, tweeting, and texting
for business as well as the effectiveness of other wireless, video, and cloud-based
technologies. She has published several articles and books on business
communication. Two of her recent articles include one on teaching virtual presentation skills and one on the Kindle ebook, both have appeared in the Business Communication Quarterly. Her most recent article on teaching with Twitter has appeared in the Business Education Forum (October 2011).
And her most recent book, co-authored with Kathy Rentz and Paula Lentz,
is M:Business Communication, McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2012.
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