Gang Luo

Specializations: theory and philosophy of communication, communicative paradoxes, postmodernism, and critical scholarship

Gang Luo earned his LL.B. in International Law from Wuhan University and his M.B.A. and Master’s in Applied Communication from Fitchburg State University. Luo’s academic and research interests focus on studying meaning-making from a paradoxical perspective, as well as applying postmodern (critical, phenomenological and hermeneutic) approaches to relating and organizing. In addition, he is interested in Western and non-Western philosophy of communication and cybernetics.

Luo enjoys serving as a graduate teaching associate and believes the combination of teaching and learning is immensely beneficial to his scholarship development.

When not engaged with scholarly and professional duties, Luo thinks about how to find and avoid the epistemological errors he is constantly making through self-reflection. He enjoys some social persuasions such as music. He also plays guitar at a basic level for fun.