My research interests have expanded over time. Initially, I was drawn to entrepreneurship communication as I wanted to understand how entrepreneurs address complex societal issues through innovation. But then, as I began working and becoming friends with these professionals, I started to realize how much of what was commonly discussed amongst them was unknown to the scholarship that I was getting acquainted with. Given my affinity for field research, I started to see the outlines of my scholarly role within technical and professional communication: a person who goes into workplaces to report back on current communication practices. At the same time, I aim to present a well-rounded view of these practices by including the viewpoints of groups not normally included in research. So, I found myself at the crossroads of workplace writing, social justice, qualitative methods, and entrepreneurship. However, these are not my only areas of research. I also am interested in design thinking as a pedagogical tool and workplace design process as well as open access and academic publishing.
All of my publications of my publications can be found on my Google Scholar Profile.
Mason Pellegrini 