Dr. Shariq Sherwani is an Assistant Professor of Communication in the Department of Communication and Faculty Chair for the Policy Steering Committee at Utah Tech University, Saint George, Utah, USA. He is also a Public Policy Advocate and Community Educator for the Alzheimer’s Association, Utah Chapter, USA. He received his PhD and Master of Arts degrees from Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, USA. He obtained his MBA and Master of Applied Clinical and Preclinical Research degrees from The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA. He earned his Master of Science in Agricultural Microbiology from Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India. Dr. Sherwani has also worked as a leading scientist and organizational leader at various organizations including, Harvard University, University of Cincinnati, and The Ohio State University. His research has been published in peer-reviewed journals and books and he has also been interviewed for podcasts. Dr. Sherwani teaches courses in Health Communication, Organizational Communication, Leadership Communication, Negotiation Management, Conflict Resolution, Ethics in Communication, Public Speaking, Persuasion, Intercultural Communication, and Interpersonal Communication. He delivers lectures and conducts workshops in the academic, professional, NGO, and NFP sectors. He leads and trains faculty, staff, professionals, students, and personnel in various capacities within academic institutions, healthcare organizations, and corporations. His expertise lies in the areas of health communication, organizational communication, organizational leadership, crucial conversations, project management, engineering effectiveness, prompt engineering, computer-mediated communication (AI and Chatbots), energy industry, corporate social responsibility, sustainability, social advocacy, public health advocacy, and patient and caregiver advocacy. Dr. Sherwani has received several awards and honors for public speaking, debates, and presentations. He is a Blue Belt in Taekwondo and enjoys jazz, world history, social and public health advocacy dialogue, sociopolitical activism, and cultural discourse