Schume Harrison

Schume Harrison currently serves as an Adjunct Instructor for Business and Professional Presentations at Wayne State University, where they leverage their extensive expertise in communication and education to empower students with essential skills for effective business interactions. In this role, Schume designs and delivers dynamic coursework that emphasizes both oral and written communication strategies, ensuring students can craft compelling presentations, professional reports, and persuasive speeches tailored to diverse audiences. Their approach integrates intercultural communication principles, encouraging students to recognize and adapt to cultural differences—both verbal and non-verbal—in global business contexts.

Schume actively maintains and updates electronic course content, utilizing innovative digital tools to foster an engaging and accessible learning environment. They continuously monitor and advise students on their academic progress, providing personalized feedback aimed at enhancing their public speaking, curriculum development, and research skills. Through their guidance, students gain confidence in delivering impactful presentations and developing professional communication competencies vital for success in today's interconnected marketplace.

With a background rooted in nonprofit organizations, community outreach, and editing, Schume brings a well-rounded perspective to their teaching. Their expertise in curriculum design and student engagement helps cultivate a supportive classroom atmosphere that encourages active participation and intercultural awareness. By integrating real-world applications and emphasizing public speaking, research, and community outreach skills, Schume prepares students to excel in diverse professional settings. Their commitment to fostering effective communication and cultural competence makes them a valuable asset to Wayne State University’s academic community and to students aspiring to thrive in global business environments.