B.A. Skidmore College;
M.A. American International College;
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts

Linda K. Fuller, Professor Emerita of Communications at Worcester (MA) State University, has also been a Senior Fellow at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore and Northeastern University, in Boston, MA.

She has produced 300+ professional publications and conference reports and been the author/(co-) editor of more than 30 books. With her evolving theory of Gendered Critical Discourse Analysis (GCDA), emphasizing popular culture, she has published in the wide-ranging Communications discipline on community media and activism to mega-events such as the Olympic Games, the Super Bowl, even Mount Everest.

Linda has been the recipient of Fulbright awards to teach in Singapore and to do HIV/AIDS work in Dakar, Senegal. In addition to belonging to several sports organizations and Communications sport divisions, she does regular strength training, Tai Chi, and Zumba and her house on the Connecticut shore has a tennis court in the back yard.

She and her husband, Eric, have three sons (and great daughters-in-law) as well as three best-ever grand girls. They were given Siamese cats when they got married some six decades ago, and the current ones play with their white Golden Retriever.