乐播传媒

Contact

• workRoom A38 Trent Building
  University Park
  乐播传媒
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• work0115 748 4115
• Malgorzata.Chalupnik@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

I was educated at the University of Essex (MA) and the 乐播传媒 (PhD). During and after my doctoral studies, I worked on a number of funded research projects. This included working on two projects funded by the University's HERMES awards that enabled the establishment of a professional communication research and consultancy centre, Linguistic Profiling for Professionals.

In 2016, I worked as Research Fellow on an ESRC-funded project titled Simulating Medical Talk, analysing healthcare communication in clinical settings. Between 2020-2022, I was a mentor on a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) project with the School of Psychology and creative marketing agency, Together. This project was funded by Innovate UK and AHRC.

I currently carry out research, teaching and research-informed training and consultancy work in the broader area of professional communication, and specifically talk at and around work and health, and language, gender and sexuality. Over the years, I have worked with a number of public, private and third sector organisations, applying findings of linguistics research to inform professional practice.

I am currently a Director of Assessment in the School of English.

Expertise Summary

My areas of expertise include:

• professional communication
• health(care) communication
• discourse analysis
• pragmatics
• linguistic ethnography
• sociolinguistics
• language, gender and sexuality

Teaching Summary

I teach across a range of undergraduate and postgraduate (on-site and distance learning) linguistics modules in the School. I supervise PhD theses and MA dissertations in the broad areas of… read more

Research Summary

I currently work on a range of projects in professional communication and language, gender and sexuality, focusing on: leadership and collaboration practices at work (also specifically in healthcare… read more

Recent Publications

• CHA艁UPNIK, M. and BROOKES, G., 2025. . In: BOGETI膯, K., ed., Language, Gender and Politics in Central and Eastern Europe Palgrave Macmillan. 321鈥�345
• BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2025. Masculinity, veganism and discursive struggle on Twitter. In: Discourses of Digital Masculinities Oxford University Press. (In Press.)
• CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2024. Palgrave Macmillan.
• CHA艁UPNIK, M., MACKENZIE, J., MULLANY, L. and VILAR-LLUCH, S., 2024. Critical Discourse Studies. 1-19

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I teach across a range of undergraduate and postgraduate (on-site and distance learning) linguistics modules in the School. I supervise PhD theses and MA dissertations in the broad areas of professional communication and language, gender and sexuality.

Undergraduate modules

ENGL1002 Studying Language (Level 1) - lectures

ENGL2026 Language in Society (Level 2) - lectures and seminars

ENGL3002 English Dissertation: Full year (Level 3) - supervision

ENGL3029 English Dissertation: Spring Semester only (Level 3) - supervision

ENGL3094 Language and Feminism (Level 3) - convenorship, lectures and seminars

ENGL3095 Discourse and Power: Health and Business Communication (Level 3) - lectures

Postgraduate (on-site)

ENGL4031 Dissertation - supervision

ENGL4094 Intercultural Communication - lectures and seminars

ENGL4096 Communication and Entrepreneurship Research Project - supervision

ENGL4097 Business and Organisational Communication - convenorship, lectures and seminars

Postgraduate (distance learning)

ENGL4316 Digital Professional Communication

ENGL4321 Culture and Communication

ENGL4367 Leadership Communication

ENGL4405 Talk at Work

Current Research

I currently work on a range of projects in professional communication and language, gender and sexuality, focusing on: leadership and collaboration practices at work (also specifically in healthcare settings), communication of public health information, representation and discourses around veganism, and representation of gender, particularly in relation to professional life.

Past Research

I have been carrying out professional communication research for over 10 years now.

I worked on two University-funded projects on leadership communication. The Linguistic Profiling projects involved researching the communicative practices of business leaders working in a wide range of professional settings, including public, private and third sector organisations. The projects were instrumental in establishing a professional communication research and consultancy centre, Linguistic Profiling for Professionals.

In 2016, I worked on an ESRC-funded project titled Simulating Medical Talk, investigating the communicative aspects of contemporary clinical examinations and the training of postgraduate doctors.

Between 2020-2022, I worked on an Innovate UK and AHRC-funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) project with the School of Psychology and creative marketing agency, Together. This was an interdisciplinary project aimed at informing professional practice.

My current research builds on this work carried out in the areas of professional and healthcare communication.

• CHA艁UPNIK, M. and BROOKES, G., 2025. . In: BOGETI膯, K., ed., Language, Gender and Politics in Central and Eastern Europe Palgrave Macmillan. 321鈥�345
• BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2025. Masculinity, veganism and discursive struggle on Twitter. In: Discourses of Digital Masculinities Oxford University Press. (In Press.)
• CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2024. Palgrave Macmillan.
• CHA艁UPNIK, M., MACKENZIE, J., MULLANY, L. and VILAR-LLUCH, S., 2024. Critical Discourse Studies. 1-19
• BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2024. Discourse & Communication.
• BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2023. . In: MCGLASHAN, M. and MERCER, J., eds., Toxic Masculinity: Men, Meaning, and Digital Media Routledge.
• ATKINS, S. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2023. . In: TSUCHIYA, K., COFFEY, F. and NAKAMURA, K., eds., Multimodal Approaches to Healthcare Communication Research: Visualizing Interactions for Resilient Healthcare in the UK and Japan Bloomsbury. 47鈥�64
• BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., eds., 2023. Palgrave Macmillan.
• PUTLAND, E., CHA艁UPNIK, M. and BROOKES, G., 2023. . In: BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., eds., Masculinities and Discourses of Men's Health Palgrave Macmillan. 335鈥�368
• BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2023. . In: BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., eds., Masculinities and Discourses of Men's Health Palgrave Macmillan. 1鈥�23
• CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2022. Narrative Inquiry. 32(1), 66 - 85
• SUN, X. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2022. Discourse & Society. 33(5), 650-670
• BROOKES, G. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2022. Critical Discourse Studies.
• JONES, L., CHA艁UPNIK, M., MACKENZIE, J. and MULLANY, L., 2022. Discourse, Context & Media. 47, 100596
• BRU GARCIA, S., CHA艁UPNIK, M., IRVING, K. and HASELGROVE, M,, 2022. Behavioral Sciences. 12(4), 108
• TSUCHIYA, K., COFFEY, F., NAKAMURA, K., MACKENZIE, A., ATKINS, S., CHA艁UPNIK, M., WHITFIELD, A., SAKAI, T., TIMMONS, S., ABE, T., SAITOH, T., TANEICHI, A., VERNON, M., CRUNDALL, D. and FUYUNO, M., 2022. Journal of Pragmatics. 194, 101-118
• BROOKES, GAVIN and CHA艁UPNIK, MA艁GORZATA, 2022. Discourse, Context & Media. 49, 100640
• CHA艁UPNIK, M. and BROOKES, G., 2022. Gender and Language. 16(3), 308鈥�333
• ATKINS, S. and CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2021. . In: BROOKES, G. and HUNT, D., eds., Analysing Health Communication: Discourse Approaches Palgrave Macmillan. 271-299
• CHA艁UPNIK, M. and BROOKES, G., 2021. Text & Talk. 41(5-6), 643-666
• TSUCHIYA, K., COFFEY, F., MACKENZIE, A., ATKINS, S., CHA艁UPNIK, M., TIMMONS, S., WHITFIELD, A., VERNON, M. and CRUNDALL, D., 2021. Communication and Medicine. 17(1), 47鈥�63
• CHA艁UPNIK, M. and ATKINS, S., 2020. Journal of Pragmatics. 160, 80-96
• CHA艁UPNIK, M. and ATKINS, S., 2020. . In: ARCHER, D, GRAINGER, K. and JAGODZI艃SKI, P., eds., Politeness in Professional Settings John Benjamins Publishing. 55-83
• CHA艁UPNIK, M., CHRISTIE, C. and MULLANY, L., 2017. . In: CULPEPER, JONATHAN, HAUGH, MICHAEL and K脕D脕R, D脕NIEL Z., eds., The Palgrave Handbook of Linguistic (Im)politeness Palgrave Macmillan. 517-537
• CHA艁UPNIK, M., 2011. Realisation of requests and criticisms in Polish and British English Working With English: Journal of Medieval and Modern Language, Literature and Drama. 33-45