Rate My Professor Elizabeth Webb

In her teaching responsibilities, Webb team-teaches the innovative freshman seminar HSSI A150, utilizing Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun to examine family communication, identity, and the forces shaping human connections. Her contributions highlight how media representations influence cultural narratives and perceptions of self and others. Webb has earned recognition for her commitment to teaching and service, including participation in the Masters Teacher’s Series with workshops on best practices for student learning and engagement, and the University Service Award in 2020. She has chaired search committees for Assistant Professor positions in Communication and Emerging Media. Her scholarly work includes co-authoring the 2025 article 'Analyzing considerations of environmental justice through nuclear communities of perspective' with Melencia Johnson and DeAnna Gore, published in Sociological Spectrum. Webb has engaged in professional activities such as presentations at the National Communication Association convention in 2016 and Southern Sociological Association meetings. Her office is located in H&SS B4, with phone extension 803-641-3771.