Auteur: SunWolf

Sun Wolf (Ph.D. & M.A., University of California; J.D., University of Denver College of Law; B.A., Fresno State University) conducts research on jury deliberations, social persuasion and symbolic proc­esses in groups, and the social dynamics of inclusion/exclusion in adolescent peer groups.  A former trial attorney and Training Director for Colorado’s Public Defender Office, Sunwolf persuaded juries for al­most 20 years and regu­larly facilitates training groups of attorneys. She has been a featured speaker to groups of lawyers in more than 30 states and is a national television media analyst on juries.  She is past Chair of the National Communication Association’s Applied Communication Division and serves on the editorial boards of the Small Group Research, Journal of Applied Communication Research, Communi­cation Studies, Storytel­ling, Self, Society, and The Handbook of Applied Communication Research.