Revised 5/21 CURRICULUM VITAE

GERARD ALAN HAUSER Professor Emeritus in Communication Arts and Sciences Professor Emeritus of Distinction in Rhetoric University of Colorado Boulder

Gerard A. Hauser is Professor Emeritus in Communication and Arts and Sciences Professor Emeritus of Distinction in Rhetoric at the University of Colorado Boulder. He was a professor in the Communication department and a member of the participating faculty in Comparative Literature throughout his tenure at CU Boulder. He earned his BA in English at Canisius College and his MA and PhD in Speech at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research focuses on the history of rhetorical theory, the role of rhetoric in a democracy, dissident rhetoric, and the interaction between formal and vernacular rhetorics in the public sphere. His historical research has included studies of rhetorical theory in Greek antiquity, the British and Scottish Enlightenment, and the 20th century. His theoretical and critical work dealing with the rhetorical formation of publics and civil society includes development of the reticulate model of public spheres, the vernacular rhetoric model of public opinion, and developing, with his graduate students, the integration of ethnographic and critical methods for studying vernacular discourse. His publications include Introduction to Rhetorical Theory (1986, 2nd ed. 2002), Vernacular Voices: The Rhetoric of Publics and Public Spheres (1999), Prisoners of Conscience: Moral Vernaculars of Political Agency (2012), seven edited volumes and special issues of scholarly journals, and numerous research articles on the subject of rhetorical theory and criticism. He was designated a College Professor of Distinction by the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Colorado Boulder in 2007. He is a Distinguished Scholar of the National Communication Association and a Fellow of the Rhetoric Society of America. He is recipient of RSA’s George E. Yoos Distinguished Service Award, its highest recognition. Other distinctions include NCA’s Marie Hochmuth Nichols Book Award (2000), NCA’s James A. Winans and Herbert A. Wichelns Memorial Award for Distinguished Scholarship in Rhetoric and Public Address (2013), RSA’s Charles Kneupper Outstanding Article Award (2000), RSA’s Distinguished Book Award (2013), Campus Compact’s Intermountain West Engaged Scholar Award (2003), and two named awards in his honor: the Gerard A. Hauser Prize for Undergraduate Research established by Penn State (1993), and the Gerard A. Hauser Graduate Scholarship for outstanding graduate student paper established by RSA (2004). He was a Fellow of the Center for the Study of Rhetoric at the University of Cape Town (2004). He is recipient of Penn State’s College of the Liberal Arts Distinguished Teaching Award (1980) and was honored by NCA with a “Teachers on Teaching” panel (1998) in recognition of his career accomplishments in teaching. He has directed numerous doctoral dissertations, master’s theses, and undergraduate honors theses, including three doctoral dissertations that were recipients of NCA’s Gerald R. Miller Award for Distinguished Dissertation Research. He is a Past President of the Rhetoric Society of America. He was founding Chair of the Alliance of Rhetoric Societies. He has served on editorial boards or as editor of 12 international, national and regional journals. Before joining the faculty at CU Boulder, he served on the faculty of The Pennsylvania State University for 24 years. From 1987-1993, his duties at Penn State included serving as Director of the University Scholars Program (now the Schreyer Honors College). At the end of his term, the Program was selected as one of nine programs and colleges at US institutions of higher learning to earn the designation “Public Ivy”. At CU, in addition to his research and teaching duties, his service highlights include two terms as Chair of the Communication Department (1993-2001), founding Interim Director of the Program for Writing and Rhetoric (2000-2001), Faculty Director of Service Learning (2002-2003), Faculty Mentor to new faculty in the Social Sciences under sponsorship of the Faculty Teaching Excellence Program (1997-2003), two terms as Chair of the Boulder Faculty Assembly (2005-2007), and founding Director of the Communication and Society Residential Academic Program (2010-2012). He retired from the faculty of the University of Colorado Boulder at the end of 2012. In retirement, he continued to serve as Editor of Philosophy and Rhetoric. He also served as Executive Director of RSA. Currently, he serves as a Faculty Ombudsman at CU Boulder . He resides in Boulder with his spouse, Jean Marie Hauser.

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Personal Information

Citizenship: United States of America

Work Address: Communication Department, 270 UCB Boulder, CO 80309-0270 Internet: [email protected] Homepage: http://comm.colorado.edu/~hauserg

Education

B.A. – 1965, Canisius College, Buffalo, NY (English), honorable mention M.A. – 1966, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Speech) Thesis: “The Concept of Example in Aristotle’s Rhetoric” (supervised by L. F. Bitzer) Ph.D. – 1970, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Speech) Dissertation: “Description in Eighteenth-Century British Rhetorical and Aesthetic Theory” (supervised by L. F. Bitzer)

Experience

Faculty Appointments

1993 - 2012 University of Colorado Boulder

2007 – 2012 Arts and Sciences Professor of Distinction in Rhetoric 1993 – 2012 Professor, Communication 1995 – 2012 Participating Faculty Member, Comparative Literature

1969 - 1993 The Pennsylvania State University

1987 – 93 Professor, Speech Communication 1973 – 87 Associate Professor, Speech Communication 1969 – 73 Assistant Professor, Speech Communication

Editorial Functions

Editor, Philosophy and Rhetoric, 2003 – 2017 Consulting Editor, 1993 – 2003; Co-Editor 1990 – 1993; Associate Editor, 1976 – 90; Book Review Editor, 1970 – 76 Editorial Board, African Yearbook of Rhetoric, 2010 – Editorial Board, Argumentation and Advocacy, 1998 – 2001, 2003 – 2007 Editorial Board, Communication Monographs, 1981 – 1983 Editorial Board, Communication Quarterly, 1975 – 1978 Editorial Board, Communication Theory, 1989 – 2000, 2006-2008 Editorial Board, Quarterly Journal of Speech, 1996 – 1998, 2004 – 2006 Editorial Board, Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 1981 – 1987, 2000 – 2007 Editorial Board, Rhetorica, 198l – 1987 Editorial Board, Southern Communication Journal, 1996 – 1999 Editorial Board, Western Journal of Communication, 2000 – 2002, 2014

Referee, Selected Proceedings of Rhetoric Society of America National Conference, l986, 1998. Referee of numerous essay and book manuscripts for scholarly journals and presses.

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Administrative Appointments

The Rhetoric Society of America

2014 – 2020 Executive Director

University of Colorado

2014 – Faculty Ombudsman (Associate Faculty Director) 2010 – 2012 Director, Communication and Society Residential Academic Program 2002 – 2003 Director, Service Learning, College of Arts and Sciences 2000 – 2001 Interim Director, Program for Writing and Rhetoric 1993 – 2001 Chair, Communication Department

The Pennsylvania State University

1987 – 1993 Director, University Scholars Program 1975 – 1987 Associate Director, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in the Humanities

Graduate Assistantship

1966 – 1969 University of Wisconsin Teaching Assistant, Speech

Visitorships

2010 University of Bergen, Norway Freedom of Expression Chair 2001 Northwestern University Visiting Scholar, Communication Studies 1985 Temple University Excellence Visiting Scholar, Speech

Memberships in Learned and Professional Societies

American Society for the History of Rhetoric (ASHR) National Communication Association (NCA, formerly SCA) International Society for the History of Rhetoric (ISHR) International Society for the Study of Argument (ISSA) Rhetoric Society of America (RSA) American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Conference of Administrative Officers (CAO)

Awards, Recognitions and Distinctions

Executive Director, Rhetoric Society of America, 2014 – 2020 Executive Committee, Conference of Executive Officers, ACLS, 2016-2019 Editor Emeritus, Philosophy & Rhetoric, 2018 Keynote Address, Rhetoric Society of Europe Biennial Meeting, Norwich, UK, 2017. Pennsylvania Scholars Series: Gerard A. Hauser, 2015 Super Session, RSA 2014 (Panel devoted to comments on RSA award winning Prisoners of Conscience) James A. Winans and Herbert A. Wichelns Memorial Award for Distinguished Scholarship in Rhetoric and Public Address, NCA, 2013 (Prisoners of Conscience) Rhetoric Society of America Distinguished Book Award, 2013 (Prisoners of Conscience)

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J. Jeffrey Auer Lecture, Indiana University, 2013 Professor Emeritus, University of Colorado, 2013. James A. Jaska Scholar-in-Residence, Duquesne University, 2012 Freedom of Expression Chair, University of Bergen, Norway, Spring 2010. Distinguished Visiting Researcher at the Center for Research on Reasoning, Argumentation, and Rhetoric, University of Windsor, 2010. Graduate Committee on Arts and Humanities Research/Creative Work Grant, University of Colorado, 2008 Dean’s Fund for Excellence Grant, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Colorado, 2008 College Professor of Distinction, College of Arts & Sciences, University of Colorado, 2007 Distinguished Scholar, National Communication Association (NCA), elected in 2005 Chair, Boulder Faculty Assembly, University of Colorado, 2005-2007 Brigance Scholar, Wabash University, 2005 Fellow, Rhetoric Society of America (RSA), selected in 2004 Fellow, Center for the Study of Rhetoric, University of Cape Town, 2004 George E. Yoos Distinguished Service Award, RSA, 2004 Gerard A. Hauser Graduate Scholarship, established by RSA, 2004 Distinguished Scholar Award, Rhetorical and Communication Theory Division, NCA, 2003 Intermountain West Engaged Scholar, Campus Compact, 2003 President, RSA, 2002 and 2003 Founding Chair, Alliance of Rhetoric Societies (ARS), 2002 and 2003 Nominee for 2nd Vice President, NCA, 2001 Marie Hochmuth Nichols Book Award, Public Address Division, NCA, 2000 Charles Kneupper Article Award, RSA, 2000 Vice Chair, Boulder Faculty Assembly, University of Colorado, 2000-2001 Secretary, Boulder Faculty Assembly, University of Colorado, 1999-2000 Teachers on Teaching (NCA panel series at national meeting that honors individuals for career accomplishment in teaching), 1998 Board of Directors, RSA, 1997-2005 Gerard A. Hauser Prize for Undergraduate Research, established by Penn State University in 1993 Nominee for Donald Ecroyd distinguished Teaching Award, NCA, 1991, 1992 Eastern Communication Association Scholar, 1986-1987 Institute for Arts and Humanistic Studies Research Fellowship, PSU, 1986 Supervisor and Instructor, College of the Liberal Arts Undergraduate Honors Seminar, PSU, 1981- 1982 Distinguished Teaching Award, College of the Liberal Arts, Penn State University, 1980 Nominee for Lindback Teaching Award, Penn State University, 1979, 1980 Phi Eta Sigma Scholastic Honorary (elected as honorary faculty member), Penn State University, 1979 Sabbatical Research Leave, Penn State University, 1977, 1985, 1992, University of Colorado 2002, 2009 Directory of American Scholars International Who’s Who in Education Who’s Who in American Education Research Initiation Grant, Penn State University, 1970 CIC Traveling Scholar Graduate Fellowship, University of Iowa, 1966 NDEA Title IV Fellowship, University of Wisconsin, 1966-1969 New York State Regents’ Scholarship, 1961-1965 Lt. Governor, Empire Boys State (New York), 1960

Publications

Books:

Prisoners of Conscience: Moral Vernaculars of Political Agency. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 2012. (RSA Distinguished Book Award and James A. Winans and

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Herbert A. Wichelns Memorial Award for Distinguished Scholarship in Rhetoric and Public Address, NCA). Ed. Philosophy and Rhetoric in Dialogue: Redrawing their Intellectual Landscape. University Park: Penn State University Press, 2007. Originally published as Essays on Philosophy and Rhetoric: 40th Anniversary Edition. Special issue of Philosophy and Rhetoric 40:1 (2007). Ed. Henry W. Johnstone, Jr. and the Dialogue of Philosophy and Rhetoric. Pennsylvania Scholars

Series. Pittsburgh: The Pennsylvania Communication Association, 2004. Ed. Rhetorical Democracy: Discursive Practices of Civic Engagement. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 2004 (with Amy Grim). Vernacular Voices: The Rhetoric of Publics and Public Spheres. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press, 1999 (reissued in paperback 2008, reissued in e-book format 2021). (Marie Hochmuth Nichols Book Award, NCA Public Address Division). Introduction to Rhetorical Theory. New York: Harper & Row, 1986 (reissued, Waveland Press, 1991); 2d edition, Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press, 2002.

Edited Special Editions of Journals:

Ed. Philosophy and Rhetoric: New Formations. Special 50th Anniversary issue of Philosophy & Rhetoric 50:4 (2017) Ed. Essays on Philosophy and Rhetoric: 40th Anniversary Edition. Special double issue of Philosophy & Rhetoric 40:1 (2007). Ed. Philosophy and Rhetoric of Agency. Special issue of Philosophy & Rhetoric 37:3 (2004) Ed. Body Argument. Special double issue of Argumentation and Advocacy 36:1, 2 (1999). Ed. Theory and Praxis. Special issue of Philosophy & Rhetoric 24:3 (1991).

Articles/Chapters:

2018 “Afterword: Traveling Worlds to Engage Rhetoric’s Perennial Questions.” In Field Rhetoric: Ethnography, Ecology, and Engagement in the Places of Persuasion. Eds. Candice Rai and Caroline Gottschalk Druschke. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 253-64, (with Phaedra Pezzullo). 2017 “Introduction:Philosophy and Rhetoric: Rethinking Their Intersections,” Philosophy & Rhetoric 50:4, 371-89. “Citizenship, Rhetoric and Pedagogy.” In Rhetoric and Writing Studies in the New Century: Historiography, Pedagogy, and Politics. Eds. Cheryl Glenn and Roxanne Mountford. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 127-52. 2016 “Public Sphere.” In International Encyclopedia of Communication Theory and Philosophy. Ed. Klaus Bruhn Jensen. New York: Wiley-Blackwell, https://doi.org/10.1002/9781118766804.wbiect107 “Rhetorical Theory.” In International Encyclopedia of Communication Theory and Philosophy. Ed. Klaus Bruhn Jensen. New York: Wiley-Blackwell, https://doi.org/10.1002/9781118766804.wbiect101 2014 “Afterward: Machiavelli’s Question Mark and the Problem of Ethical Communication,” in The Philosophy of Communication Ethics. Eds. Ronald Arnett and Patricia Arneson. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 305-14. “Rhetoric by Indirection: The Case of Anatoly Scharansky,” The Pennsylvania Scholars Series: Richard Gregg. Ed. Patricia Arneson. Pennsylvania Communication Association, 50-61. “Afterword: The Possibilities for Dewey Amid the Angst of Paradigm Change.” In Trained Capacities: John Dewey, Rhetoric, and Democratic Practice. Eds Brian Jackson and Gregory Clark. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 233-48.

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“Vernacular Rhetoric, Considered Public Opinion, and Modes of Publicity.” In The Spiral of Silence: New Perspectives on Communication and Public Opinion. Eds. Wolfgang Donsbach, Charles T. Salmon and Yariv Tsfati. New York: Routledge, 169-76. 2011 “Attending the Vernacular: A Plea for an Ethnographical Rhetoric.” In The Rhetorical Emergence of Culture. Eds. Felix Girke and Christian Meyer. Rhetoric Culture Series, vol. IV. Oxford: Berghan Books, 157-72. 2010 “Preface.” The Public Works of Rhetoric. Eds. John Ackerman and David Coogan. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, ix-xii. “Rhetorical Situations in Everyday Discourse.” In African Yearbook of Rhetoric 1: 91-100, (with Jens Elmelund Kjeldsen). 2009 “Vernacular Rhetoric and Social Movements: Performances of Resistance in the Rhetoric of the Everyday”. In Rhetoric of Movements. Eds. Patricia Malesh and Sharon Stevens. SUNY, 23-46. (with erin daina mcclellan). 2008 “Rethinking Deliberative Democracy: Rhetoric, Power and Civil Society.” In Rhetoric and Democratic Citizenship. Eds. Todd F. McDorman and David M. Timmerman. Michigan State University Press, 225-64. “The Moral Vernacular of Human Rights Discourse.” Philosophy and Rhetoric 41:4, 440- 466. Reprinted in Inventing the Potential of Rhetorical Culture: The Work and Legacy of Thomas B. Farrell. Ed. Erik Doxtader. Penn State University Press (2009) 130-156. “Challenges of Critical Theory to Public Discourse Research and Practice” In The SAGE Handbook of Rhetoric. Eds. Rosa Eberly and Kirt Wilson. Sage, 477-495 (with Maria Hegbloom). “Report of the National Task Force on the Presidency and Public Opinion.” In The Prospect of Presidential Rhetoric. Eds. James Arnt Aune and Martin J. Medhurst. College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 293-316. (with J. Michael Hogan, lead author, George C. Edwards III, Wynton C. Hall, Christine L. Harold, Susan Herbst, Robert Y. Shapiro, and

Ted J. Smith III). “Vernacular Rhetoric.” The International Encyclopedia of Communication. Ed. Wolfgang Donsbach. Vol. 9. Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, 462-64. 2007 “Women in Combat: Arguments Against Military Women in Combat Through Media Depictions of Jessica Lynch and Lynndie England”. Proceedings of the Sixth Conference of the International Society for the Study of Argument. Eds. F. H. van Eemeren and P. Houtlosser. Sic Sat, 583-90 (with Virginia Sanprie). “Vernacular Discourse and the Epistemic Dimension of Public Opinion,” Communication Theory, 17: 4, 333-39. “Philosophy and Rhetoric: An Abbreviated History of an Evolving Identity.” Philosophy and Rhetoric 40:1, 1-14. Reprinted in Philosophy and Rhetoric in Dialogue: Redrawing

their Intellectual Landscape.Ed. Gerard A. Hauser. University Park: Penn State

University Press. 2006 “Demonstrative Displays of Dissident Rhetoric: The Case of Prisoner 885/63.” In The Rhetoric of Display. Ed. Lawrence Prelli. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press, 229- 54. 2005 “Aesthetic Arguments and Civil Society,” Reprinted in Argumentation in Practice. Eds. F. H. van Eemeren and P. Houtlosser. Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 267-84. Selected for inclusion from Proceedings of the Fifth Conference of the International Society for the Study of Argument. Ed. F. H. van Eemeren. Amsterdam: Sic Sat, 2003, pp. 447-52. “Moral Vernaculars and Rhetorics of Conscience.” In Rhetorical Agendas: Political, Ethical,

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Spiritual. Ed. Patricia Bizzell. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 11-24. 2004 “Teaching Rhetoric, Or Why Rhetoric Isn’t Just Another Kind of Philosophy or Literary Criticism,” Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 34:3, 39-54. “Prisoners of Conscience, Self-Risk, and the Wedge: The Case of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.” In Henry W. Johnstone, Jr. and the Dialogue of Philosophy and Rhetoric. Ed. Gerard A. Hauser. Pittsburgh: The Pennsylvania Communication Association, 61-85. “Introduction.” In Henry W. Johnstone, Jr. and the Dialogue of Philosophy and Rhetoric. Ed. Gerard A. Hauser. Pittsburgh: The Pennsylvania Communication Association, 1-4. “Rhetorical Democracy and Civic Engagement,” In Rhetorical Democracy: Discursive Practices of Civic Engagement. Eds. Gerard Hauser and Amy Grim. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 1-14. 2003 “What Does Rhetoric Do and is that a Stupid Question?” Review of Communication, (http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk/app/home/content.asp?wasp=1f520a43b1a34a1f9befcc4 361283ad8&referrer=contribution&format=3&page=1&pagecount=37) 3:3, 311-45 (with Rosa Eberly, et al.). 2002 “Reflections on Rhetoric, Deliberative Democracy, Civil Society, and Trust.” Rhetoric & Public Affairs 5:2, 261-75 (with Chantal Benoit-Barne). 2001 “Prisoners of Conscience and the Counterpublic Sphere of Prison Writing: The Stones that Start the Avalanche.” In Counterpublics and the State. Eds. Robert Asen and Daniel Brouwer. Albany: SUNY Press, 37-60. “On Reading and Misreading the Rhetoric of Publics and Public Spheres,” Argumentation and Advocacy 37:4, 217-20. “Henry W. Johnstone: An Overview and Bibliography,” The Review of Communication (http://www.natcom.org/roc) 1:1, 1-25. “Politics.” Encyclopedia of Rhetoric. Ed. Thomas O Sloan. New York: Oxford University Press,

612-16. “Reading Public Opinion: Vernacular Rhetoric and Political Learning.” Public Opinion and Democracy: Vox Populi – Vox Dei? Ed. Slavko Splichal. Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 165-89. 2000 “Body Rhetoric: Conflicted Reporting of Bodies in Pain.” Deliberation, Democracy, and the Media. Eds. Simone Chambers and Anne Costain. Boulder, Colo: Rowman & Littlefield, 135-53. 1999 “Incongruous Bodies: Arguments for Personal Sufficiency and Public Insufficiency,” Argumentation and Advocacy 36:1, 1-8. “Aristotle on Epideictic: The Formation of Public Morality,” Rhetoric Society Quarterly 29:1, 5-23. (Recipient of Kneupper Award, RSA). 1998 “Vernacular Dialogue and the Rhetoricality of Public Opinion,” Communication Monographs 65:2, 83-107. Reprinted in The Routledge Reader in Rhetorical Criticism. Eds Brian Ott and Greg Dickenson. New York: Routledge, 2012 “Civil Society and the Principle of the Public Sphere,” Philosophy and Rhetoric 31:1, 19-40. 1997 “Civic Virtue, Civil Society and the Principle of the Public Sphere.” Argument in a Time of Change: Definitions, Frameworks, and Critiques: Proceedings of the Tenth NCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation. Ed. James Klump. Annandale, VA: National Communication Association, 139-43. “Rhetoric, The Body, and Civil Society.” Argument in a Time of Change: Definitions, Frameworks, and Critiques: Proceedings of the Tenth NCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation. Ed. James Klump. Annandale, VA: National Communication Association, 250-55.

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“On Publics and Public Spheres,” Communication Monographs 64:3, 275- 79. “The New Rhetoric and New Social Movements.” In Emerging Theories of Human Communication. Eds. D. Cushman and B. Kovacic. Albany: SUNY, 115-40 (with Susan Whalen). 1995 “Identity Arguments and New Social Movements.” Argumentation and Values: Proceedings of the Ninth SCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation. Ed. Sally Jackson. Annandale, VA: Speech Communication Association, 439-46 (with Susan Whalen). “Between Philosophy and Rhetoric: Interpositions within the Tradition,” Philosophy and Rhetoric 28:3, iii-xvii. “Constituting Publics and Reconstituting the Public Sphere: The Meese Commission Report on Pornography.” In Warranting Assent: Case Studies in Argument Evaluation. Ed. Edward Schiappa. Albany: SUNY, 283-310. 1992 “The Rhetoric of Cultural Memory and the Reconstruction of Society.” In Communication in the Eastern Bloc. Ed. D. P. Cushman and S. King. Albany: SUNY, 163-87. 1989 “‘The Course of the Avalanche Depends on the Stones over which it Rolls:’ Arguments from the Underground.” Spheres of Argument: Proceedings of the Sixth SCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation.” Ed. Bruce E. Gronbeck. Annandale, VA: Speech Communication Association, 530-36. “Administrative Rhetoric and Public Opinion: Discussing the Iranian Hostages in the Public Sphere.” In American Rhetoric: Context and Criticism. Ed. T. W. Benson. Carbondale: Southern Illinois UP, 323-83. 1988 “The Rhetorical Joining of Power and Publics.” Informatologia Yugoslavica 20:1-2, 91-97. “Defining Publics and Reconstructing Public Spheres: The Final Report of the Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography.” Argument and Critical Practices: Proceedings of the Fifth SCA/AFA Conference on Argument. Ed. Joseph W. Wenzel. Annandale, VA: Speech Communication Association, 255-62. “Reply to Benoit.” Philosophy and Rhetoric 20:4, 268-73. “Features of the Public Sphere,” Critical Studies in Mass Communication, 4:4, 437-41. 1985 “Common Sense in the Public Sphere: A Rhetorical Grounding for Publics,” Informatologia Yugoslavica 17:l-2, 67-75. “Aristotle’s Example Revisited,” Philosophy and Rhetoric 18:3, 171-80. 1984 “Richard McKeon.” In Twentieth-Century Thinkers. Ed. Elmer Borklund. St. James, 376-77. “Communication of Values.” In Handbook of Rhetorical and Communication Theory. Eds. C. C. Arnold and J. W. Bowers. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 720-48 (with Douglas Ehninger). 1983 “Knowledge, Form, and Action: Three Faces of the New Rhetoric.” In Communications in Transition: Issues and Debates in Current Research. Ed. Mary S. Mander. New York: Praeger, 103-19. 1982 “Rhetorical Antecedents to the Public,” Pre/Text 3:2, 139-67 (with Carole Blair). “The Most Significant Passage in Aristotle’s Rhetoric.” Rhetoric Society Quarterly 12:1, 13-16. 1981 “Trends in Public Discourse: Political Rhetoric and Social Action.” Pennsylvania Speech Communication Annual 37, 7-12. 1979 “Searching for a Bright Tomorrow: Graduate Education in Rhetoric During the 1980’s.” Communication Education 28:4, 259-70. “Interdisciplinary Programs in the United States: Some Paradigms.” In Interdisciplinarity and Higher Education. Ed. Joseph Kockelmans. University Park: Penn State UP, 329-49 (with Hans Flexner).

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1978 “Rhetorical Structure: Truth and Method in Weaver’s Epistemology.” Quarterly Journal of Speech 64:3, 233-45 (with Robert E. Haskell). 1977 “Rhetorical Dimensions of Argumentation.” Communication 6, 21-26. 1973 “Weaver’s Rhetorical Theory: Axiology and the Adjustment of Belief, Invention and Judgment.” Quarterly Journal of Speech 59:3, 319-29 (with Donald P. Cushman). “McKeon’s Philosophy of Communication: The Architectonic and Interdisciplinary Arts.” Philosophy and Rhetoric 6:4, 211-34 (with Donald P. Cushman). “Richard Nixon’s April 30, 1970 Address on Cambodia: The ‘Ceremony’ of Confrontation.” Speech Monographs 40:3, 167-81 (with Richard B. Gregg). Reprinted in Essays in Presidential Rhetoric. Ed. Theodore Windt. Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt (1983). 1972 “Empiricism, Description and the New Rhetoric.” Philosophy and Rhetoric 5:1, 24-44.

1968 “The Example in Aristotle’s Rhetoric: Bifurcation or Contradiction?” Philosophy and Rhetoric l:2, 78-90. Reprinted in Aristotle: The Classical Heritage of Rhetoric. Ed. Keith Erickson. Scarecrow Press, 1974. 1966-1967 “Cross Examination: Principles, Techniques, and Limitations.” Rostrum 41 (December), 8-10; (January), 6-8 (with Donald P. Cushman).

Review Articles:

1973 “Ideals, Superlatives and the Decline of Hypocrisy,” Quarterly Journal of Speech, 59:2, 99-105 (with Thomas W. Benson). 1971 “Rhetoric as a Way of Knowing.” Today’s Speech, 19:l, 43-48.

Book Reviews:

1997 The Encyclopedia of Rhetoric and Composition, Theresa Enos, ed. Quarterly Journal of Speech 83:2, 243-46. 1994 The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere: An Inquiry into a Category of Bourgeois Society by Jürgen Habermas, Philosophy and Rhetoric 27:1, 70-76. Richard McKeon, Freedom and History and Other Essays: An Introduction to the Thought of Richard McKeon, Zahava McKeon, ed., and Richard McKeon: A Study by George Plochman, Quarterly Journal of Speech 80:1, 109-10. 1992 Rhetoric and Philosophy, Richard A. Cherwitz, ed., Quarterly Journal of Speech 78:4, 369-71. 1991 Philosophical Indirection: The Function of Indirection in Philosophical Writing by Jeff Mason, Quarterly Journal of Speech 77:4, 486-88. 1988 Human Communication as Narration: Toward a Philosophy of Reason, Value, and Action, by Walter R. Fisher, Quarterly Journal of Speech 74:3, 347-49. Critical Theory and Public Life, John Forester, ed., Philosophy and Rhetoric 21:4, 309-12. 1985 Aristotle, Rhetoric I: A Commentary by William M. A. Grimaldi, S. J., Philosophy and Rhetoric l8:4, 270-72. Verbal Style and the Presidency: A Computer-Based Analysis by Roderick P. Hart, Journal of

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Communication 35:3, l73-75. 1981 Justice, Law and Argument by Chaim Perelman, Quarterly Journal of Speech 67:4, 444-45. 1980 Rhetoric, Philosophy and Literature, Don Burks, ed., Philosophy and Rhetoric 13:3, 198-206. 1979 The Greek Concept of Justice by Eric Havelock, Philosophy and Rhetoric 12:4, 280-83. 1978 Action Theory, Myles Brand and Douglas Walton, eds., Philosophy and Rhetoric 11:3, 204-06. Rhetoric and Communication, Jane Blankenship and Herman Stelzner, eds., Philosophy and Rhetoric 11:1, 63-66. 1977 Advanced Debate, David Thomas, ed., Communicator 16:1, 12. 1976 Elements of Logic by Richard Whately, Quarterly Journal of Speech 62:3, 331. 1975 Aristotle’s Deduction and Induction by Wayne Thompson, Quarterly Journal of Speech 61:3, 368-69. 1973 Eighteenth-Century British Logic and Rhetoric by W. S. Howell, Philosophy and Rhetoric 6:2, 119-24. 1970 Lectures Read to the Seniors in Harvard College by E. T. Channing, Philosophy and Rhetoric 3:1, 59-62.

Other Published Materials:

2016 “The Cutting Edge of Engagement,” in Traditions of Eloquence: The Jesuits and Modern Rhetorical Studies. Eds. John Brereton and Cinthia Gannett. Fordham University Press, 257-60. 2004 Op-Ed. “Facts or fallacy? What we believe depends on who's talking” Denver Post, December 19, 2004, Perspective Section. Op-Ed. “Viewer’s guide to debates: What to look for as the candidates face off,” Denver Post, September 26, 2004, Perspective Section. “The Edge of Engagement.” Conference Proceedings AJCU-CC, 2001 and 2002. Eds. Mary Ann Danielson and Joel Davies. Omaha, NE: Creighton University, unnumbered (3 pp.). 2000 “Johnstone remembered for leading the revival of the study of rhetoric.” Spectra 36:11, 3-4. “In Memory of Henry,” Philosophy and Rhetoric 33:1, vii-ix. 1998 “Conversations with Carroll Arnold about the Empirical Attitude.” Carroll Arnold as an Intellectual Force: Some Reflections. Ed. Roderick Hart. Washington: National Communication Association, 11-13, 18. 1995 “Gearing-up for Change: Reflections on Caring Choice in a Perilous World,” ERIC, Feb. 13 pp. typescript. 1985 “An Afternoon with Burke and Cowley.” Pre/Text, 6:3-4, 177-80. 1974 Teaching the Rhetorical Perspective: A Guide to Wilson and Arnold’s PUBLIC SPEAKING AS A LIBERAL ART, 3rd edition. Allyn and Bacon, 81 pp. Revised editions, 1978, 71 pp.; l983,

79 pp.

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Papers, Lectures, and Program Appearances

Invited Public Lectures:

“Publicity, Vernacular Rhetoric, and the Post-Westphalian Public Sphere,” Keynote Address, Rhetoric Society of Europe, Norwich, UK, July 2017. “Observations on Being a Public Intellectual in a Post-Westphalian Public Square,” NCA preconference workshop on Public Intellectuals & the Space of Communicative Praxis, Las Vegas, Nev., November 2015. “Quo Vadis America: National Conscience in Framing Prisoner Bodies at Abu Ghraib,” revised. J. Jeffrey Auer Lecture. Indiana University, February 2013. “Quo Vadis America: National Conscience in Framing Prisoner Bodies at Abu Ghraib,” James A. Jaska Lecture. Duquesne University, Keynote Address, Twelfth Bi-Annual Communication Ethics Conference June 2012. “Parrhesia at the University of Resistance: Reforming Robben Island Prison from the Inside,” revised. Keynote Address, 13th Biennial Public address Conference, Memphis, Tenn., September 2012. “Robben Island and the Moral Vernacular Rhetoric of Prison Reform from the Inside,” Södertörn University, Sweden, May 2010. “Political Prisoners, Apartheid, and Prison Reform from the Inside: Uses of Moral Vernacular Rhetoric to Constitute a University of Resistance,” Freedom of Expression Lecture, University of Bergen, Norway, May 2010. “Vernacular Rhetoric at Robben Island Prison,” University of Copenhagen, Denmark, April 2010. “Prisoners of Conscience and the Thick Moral Vernacular of Human Rights,” Keynote Address, Society of Student Philosophers Annual Meeting, Austin, April 2010. “Political Prisoners, Apartheid, and Prison Reform from the Inside: Uses of Moral Vernacular Rhetoric to Constitute a University of Resistance,” Scholar in Residence Lecture, Center for Research Reasoning, Argumentation, and Rhetoric, University of Windsor, Canada, January 2010. “Parrhesia at the University of Resistance: Reforming Robben Island Prison from the Inside,” Communication Department Colloquium, University of Colorado Boulder, September 2009. “Rhetoric of Indirection in the Public Sphere,” University of Bergen, Norway, May 2009. “Indirection, Parrhesia, and Resistance in the Rhetoric of Prisoners of Conscience,” University of Copenhagen, Denmark, May 2009. "Rhetoric, Pedagogy, and Civic Responsibility," University of Denver, May 2009 “Research on Vernacular Rhetoric,” English Department, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, May 2009. “Teaching Rhetoric in the First-Year Writing Class,” Workshop, Brigham Young University, August 28, 2008. “Rhetoric by Indirection in the Public Sphere,” Featured Speaker, Public Sphere workshop, NCA, Chicago, November 2007. “The Rhetoric of Immigration” Alumni College, University of Colorado Boulder, July 2007. “Is Politics Today too Mean?” Parents Weekend, University of Colorado Boulder, October 2006. “Rhetorics of Conscience,” Clinton School of Public Service, University of Arkansas. Little Rock,

September 2006. “Modeling Civil Society: Vernacular Rhetoric on Robben Island, Keynote Address, International conference sponsored by the University of Cape Town to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the South African democracy, Rhetoric and Democracy: About an African Athens, Cape Town, South Africa, June 2004. “Questions and Opportunities about Public Opinion and the Electronic Public Sphere,” Public Lecture, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa, June 2004 “Moral Vernaculars and Rhetorics of Conscience.” Keynote Address, Rhetoric Society of America 11th Biennial Conference, Austin, May 2004 “Reforming Oppression from the Inside: Discursive Practices of South Africa’s Prisoners of

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Conscience,” Keynote Address, St. Thomas University Undergraduate Research Conference, St. Paul, Minn., April 2004. “Rhetorics of Civility and Incivility,” Public Lecture, St. Thomas University, St. Paul, Minn., April 2004 “What's a Kid from Athens Doing in the Center of Berlin? Or Paideia Meets Wissenschaften: A Central Dilemma of Contemporary Rhetorical Education,” (featured speaker) Penn State Rhetoric Conference, University Park, June 2003. “Displays of Conscience: Resisting Bodies on Robben Island,” revised, Center for Arts and Humanities Lecture Series, University of Colorado, 2002; Penn State University, University Park, November 2003. “Engaging the Edge: Border Crossings of Jesuit Education,” AJCU-CC, Regis University, Denver, July 2002. “Displays of Conscience: Resisting Bodies on Robben Island,” Communication Arts Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison, November 2001; Communication Studies Department, Northwestern University, December 2001. “Reading Public Opinion: Vernacular Rhetoric and Political Learning,” Division of Rhetoric and Composition, University of Texas at Austin, 1999. “Public Voices of Vernacular Discourse,” English Department and Graduate School, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, 1994. “Rhetoric, Dialogue, and Public Opinion,” Speech Communication Department, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, March1994. “Living in Roosevelt’s America: Intertextual Dialogue,” (featured speaker) Penn State Rhetoric Conference, University Park, 1992. “Letters From the Underground,” Keynote Address, ECA Rhetoric and Public Address Interest Group Fall Conference, Oswego, 1989. “Aristotle on Epideictic: The Formation of Public Morality,” Classics Department, Fordham University, 1988. “The John Paul II--Solidarity Connection,” Speech Communication Department, University of Maryland, College Park, 1985. “Discourse, Publics, and Common Sense: The Role of Rhetoric in the Public Sphere,” University Lecture, Temple University, Philadelphia, 1985. “The Idea of the Public,” a four-part lecture series, Speech Department, Temple University, Philadelphia, 1985. Lectures included: “The Idea of the Public: A Rhetorical Perspective.” “Jimmy Carter on the Iranian Hostages: Creating Doxa in the Public Sphere.” “The Technologizing of Public Opinion: Carter’s Use of the Hostage Issue.” “Solidarity and the Return of the Pope: Galvanizing Public Sentiment.” “Management of Public Opinion: Administrative Rhetoric on the Iranian Hostage Affair,” Rhetoric Department, UC-Davis, 1982. “Invention and Judgment in Perelman’s Theory of Argumentation,” Rhetoric and Communication Department, SUNY, Albany, 1979. “Description in Eighteenth-Century British Rhetorical Theory,” Speech Department, University of Pittsburgh, 1968.

Scholarly Papers and Presentations: “RSA’s Organizational Change: The Last 25 Years,” RSA Minneapolis, 2018, (spotlight panel, invited participant). “Remarks on the 50th Anniversary of Philosophy a& Rhetoric, RSA, Minneapolis, 2018 (selected panel). “Memorialization of Machiavelli’s Question Mark,” RSA, Atlanta, 2016 (selected paper). “Accommodation and Hybridity in rhetorical Education” Roundtable discussion of Traditions of Eloquence: The Jesuits & Modern Rhetorical Education, RSA Atlanta 2016 (selected

panel). “Reflections on Conceptualizing Human Rights and Human Rights Rhetoric,” RSA, Philadelphia,

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2012 (spotlight panel, invited). Participant, Roundtable about Rhetoric & Performance, NCA, New Orleans, 2011 (selected panel) “Vernacular Rhetoric, Publicity and Public Opinion: Reflections Inspired by the Spiral of Silence,”

NCA, New Orleans, 2011 (selected paper). “Publicity, Vernacular Rhetoric, and Getting Behind Public Rage,” 3rd University of South Carolina Conference on Rhetorical Theory, Columbia, 2011 (invited participant). “The Rhetoric of Exception, Extraordinary Measures, and Plausible Deniability: The Torture Memos Meet Abu Ghraib, “ NCA, San Francisco, 2010 (selected paper). “Prisoners of Conscience and the Rhetorical Mechanism of Indirection,” NCA, Chicago, 2009

(selected paper). “Resistance and the Moral Vernacular of Human Rights,” NCA, Chicago, 2009 (invited paper). “Puzzling over the Rhetorically Assigned Distinction between "Human" and "Animal," 2nd University of South Carolina Conference on Rhetorical Theory, Columbia, 2009 (invited participant). “Rhetorical Situations in Everyday Discourse,” Public Address Conference, Madison, 2008 (invited paper). “Vernacular Rhetorics of Human Rights,” RSA, Seattle, 2008 (paper on selected panel). “Forum: Making Rhetoric Relevant in (and out of) the Classroom,” RSA, Seattle, 2008 (forum discussion). “Five Years Later and Too Far from Evanston,” RSA, Seattle, 2008 (featured panel). “The Politics and Rhetoric of Immigration” Alumni College panel discussion, University of Colorado Boulder, 2007. “Implications of Confucius’ The Analects: A Different Moral Order than the Western Tradition’s, NCA, San Antonio, 2006, (with Nan Li, selected paper). “Is Politics in America Too Mean” Parent’s Day panel discussion, University of Colorado Boulder, 2006. “Rethinking Deliberative Democracy: Rhetoric, Power and Civil Society,” RSA, Memphis, 2006 (selected paper). “A Central Dilemma in Contemporary Rhetorical Education,” NCA, Boston, 2005 (invited paper). “On Rhetorics of Civility and Incivility: Rhetorical Strategies of Power by the Powerless,” Plenary Presentation, 4th International Rhetoric and Culture Conference: Rhetoric, Politics & Economics, Mainz, 2005 (invited paper). “Rethinking Deliberative Democracy: Rhetoric, Power and Civil Society,” The Brigance Colloquy on Rhetoric and Democratic Citizenship,” Wabash College, 2005 (invited paper). “Bodies in Pain: Aesthetics of Visualization and Visual Aesthetics,” NCA, Chicago, 2004 (selected paper). “White Paper on Public Opinion,” Presidential Rhetoric Conference, Texas A&M University, March 2004 (Michael Hogan, et al.) (invited panel). “Rhetorical Criticism and Qualitative Research: Methodological Boundaries,” NCA, Miami, 2003 (selected panel, roundtable discussion). “Finding the Middle Voice: Changing Discourses and the Problem of Authority,” NCA, Miami, 2003 (selected paper). “Civic Engagement through Citizen Discourse: Best Practices,” NCA, Miami, 2003 (selected panel, roundtable discussion). “Reaching Across the Field and out to Community: Communication Scholarship and Civic Engagement, NCA, Miami, 2003 (selected panel, roundtable discussion). “Reaching the Community: Service Learning Nuts and Bolts,” NCA, Miami, 2003 (selected panel, roundtable discussion). “Communication, Citizenship, and the Public Good,” ECA, Washington, 2003 (featured panel, roundtable discussion). “Service-Learning: Integrating Service, Citizenship, and Rigorous Academics,” RMCA, Boulder, 2003 (roundtable discussion). “Rhetorical Demonstration and the Display of Dissonance in the Writings of Political Prisoners,” NCA, New Orleans, 2002 (paper on selected panel).

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“Bitzer’s Situational Theory and the Missing Rhetor,” NCA, New Orleans, 2002 (paper on selected panel). “What does Rhetorical Theory do? And is that a Stupid Question? Summary of an NCA 2002 Pre- conference Seminar,” NCA, New Orleans, 2002 (invited paper). “Toward Empirical Evidence of the Rhetoricity Of Trust,” ARNOVA, Montreal, 2002 (with C. Benoit-Barné) (selected paper). “Aesthetic Arguments and Civil Society,” ISSA, Amsterdam, 2002 (selected paper). “Civility and Incivility in Resistance: The Case of Robben Island,” RSA, Las Vegas, 2002 (paper on selected panel). “Notes on Civility and Incivility,” WCA, Long Beach, 2002 (selected paper). “Ontological Commitments and Renegade Discourse,” WCA, Long Beach, 2002 (selected paper). “Senior Scholars on Future Directions in Communication,” RMCA, Denver, 2002 (round table discussion). “Civil Society and the Rhetoricity of Trust,” NCA, Seattle, 2000 (selected paper). “Prisoner’s of Conscience, Johnstone, and the Wedge: The Case of Dietrich Bonhoeffer,” NCA, Seattle, 2000 (paper on selected panel). “Creating the Engaged Communication Department: Best Practices from Award Winning Departments,” NCA, Seattle, 2000 (participant on invited panel). “Public Processes and Civil Society: A Response to Eberly on Public Speech,” NCA Public Address Conference, University Park, 2000 (invited paper). “Philosophizing about Rhetoric: Inquiries in Memory of Henry W. Johnstone, Jr.,” ECA Rhetoric and Public Address Conference, State College, PA 2000 (invited roundtable participant). “Crossing the Mall: Rhetoric in English and Speech at Penn State University,” RSA, Washington, 2000 (with R. Eberly) (selected paper). “Chronotope, Kairos, and the Prisoner of Conscience,” CCCC, Minneapolis, 2000 (paper on selected panel). “Counterpublics and the State,” NCA, Chicago, 1999 (discussant on selected panel). “Ships Passing in the Night: Arnold and Ebbitt at Penn State,” Penn State Conference on Rhetoric and Composition, University Park, 1999 (selected paper). “Body Rhetoric and Civil Society: The Hunger Strike of Bobby Sands,” CCCC, Atlanta, 1999 (paper on selected panel). “The Body Meets the Press: The Conflicted Rhetoric on Bodies in Pain,” Conference on Democracy and Democratic Discourse, The Keller Center for the Study of the First Amendment, University of Colorado Boulder, 1999 (invited paper). “Reflection on Speaking for the Polis.” NCA, New York, 1998 (selected paper). “Professor Gerard A. Hauser: The Demands a Demanding Teacher Places on Himself.” NCA, New York, 1998 (Panel in Teachers on Teaching Series). “Vernacular Rhetoric and the Reading of Public Opinion.” NCA, New York, 1998 (Selected participant, seminar in Rhetorics, Publics, and Public Spheres). “Aristotle on Epideictic: The Formation of Public Morality,” RSA, Pittsburgh, 1998 (selected paper). “Animadversions on Rhetoric, Civil Society, and Civic Community,” 6th International Conference on Communication and Management within Organizations, Palm Beach, 1998 (invited paper). “Fragmentation, Antagonism, or Consensus? Roundtable on Rhetoric and the Public Sphere,” WSCA, Denver, 1998 (discussant on selected panel). “Rhetoric, Civil Society, and the Undergraduate Curriculum.” NCA, Chicago, 1997 (paper on selected panel). “Conversations with Carroll Arnold about the Empirical Attitude.” NCA, Chicago, 1997 (invited paper). “Rhetoric, the Body, and Civil Society.” 10th NCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation, Alta, Utah, 1997 (selected paper). “Civic Virtue, Civil Society and the Principle of the Public Sphere.” 10th NCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation, Alta, Utah, 1997 (selected paper). “Moral Exchanges and the Shape of Civil Society: The Hunger Strike of Bobby Sands.” SCA, San Diego, 1996 (with J. Thackaberry) (paper on selected panel).

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“Communication: Taking the Helm in Honors Programs.” SCA, San Diego, 1996 (discussant on selected panel). “Wingspread, Tucson and Beyond: The Prospect of Rhetoric 25 Years Ago, Today and Tomorrow.” SCA, San Diego, 1996 (discussant on selected panel). “Aesthetics and Public Memory.” RSA, Tucson, 1996 (selected paper). “W(h)ither Humanism.” WSCA, Pasadena, 1996 (discussant on invited panel). “The Power of Lexis and the Reign of Praxis,” SCA, San Antonio, 1995 (invited paper) “Identity Arguments and New Social Movements,” Ninth SCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation, Alta, Utah, 1995 (with S. Whalen) (selected paper). “Rhetoric, Vernacular Discourse, and Public Opinion,” CCCC, Washington, 1995 (selected paper). “The Study of Communication in the 21st Century: A Department Chair’s View,” WSCA, Portland, OR, 1995 (invited paper). “The Rhetorical Constitution of Public Opinion,” SCA, New Orleans, 1994 (selected paper). “The Information Highway: What is it? Where is the Closest ‘on-ramp? and How Will it Effect Education?” CoSCA, Denver, 1994 (invited panel discussant). “Notes on Theorizing from Criticism: A Rhetorical Reading of Public Opinion,” Seminar on Criticism, WSCA, San Jose, 1994 (invited paper). “Rhetoric and the Creation of a Public: Living in FDR’s America,” SCA, Chicago, 1992 (invited paper). “Narrative and the Appropriation of Historicity,” University of Colorado Conference on Narrative Theory and Organizational Studies, Keystone, 1991 (invited paper). “Discourse, Politics, and Commonsense: The Role of Rhetoric in the Public Sphere,” Temple University 11th Annual Conference on Discourse Analysis, Philadelphia, 1990 (invited paper). “‘The Course of the Avalanche Depends on the Stones over which it Rolls:’ Arguments from the Underground,” Joint SCA/AFA Conference, Alta, Utah, 1989 (selected paper). “Inquiry or Statement? An Analysis of the Final Report of the Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography,” SCA, Boston, 1987 (selected paper). “Continuity and Change in the Greek Rhetorical Tradition: A Response,” SCA, Boston, 1987 (invited paper). “Defining Publics and Reconstructing Public Spheres: The Final Report of the Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography,” Joint AFA/SCA Conference, Alta, Utah, 1987 (selected paper). “The Rhetorical Joining of Power and Publics,” Second Biennial Symposium on Communication and Society, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, 1987 (invited paper). “Rhetoric, Power, and Publics in the Active Society,” CSSA/SSCA, St. Louis, 1987 (invited paper). “Reflections on Private and Public Life as Depicted in Habits of the Heart,” SCA, Chicago, 1986 (paper on selected panel). “Experiencing Rhetoric and the Formation of Publics: The Case of John Paul II,” SCA, Chicago, 1986 (selected paper). “Common Sense in the Public Sphere: A Rhetorical Grounding for Publics,” Inter-University Center of Postgraduate Studies Conference on Communication and Society, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, 1985 (invited paper). “Deliberative Rhetoric and Conditions for Publics,” ISHR-American Branch, Chicago, 1984 (invited paper). “Aristotle’s Example Revisited,” ISHR-American Branch, Washington, DC, 1983 (invited paper). “Settling Foreign Policy in the Public Sphere: Carter on the Iranian Hostages,” SCA, Louisville, 1982 (selected paper). “Discussing the Iranian Hostages in the Public Sphere: Administrative Transforming of Victims into Heroes,” SCA, Anaheim, 1981 (selected paper). “The Most Significant Passage in Aristotle’s Rhetoric,” ISHR-American Branch, Anaheim, 1981 (invited paper). “Public Behavior and Rhetorical Experience,” ISHR, Madison, 1981 (with C. Blair) (selected paper). “Defining Values Through Rhetoric,” SCA, New York, 1980 (with D. Ehninger) (invited paper).

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“Trends in Public Discourse: Political Rhetoric and Social Action,” First Global Conference on the Future of the World, World Future Society, International Meeting, Toronto, 1980 (paper on Selected panel). (Versions of this paper also invited for presentation to SCAP, 1980; SCA, 1980; and ICA, 1981.) “Rhetorical Dimensions of Argumentation,” Communication Association of the Pacific, 1977 (invited paper). “Rhetorical Invention: A Twentieth Century Perspective,” SCA, Houston, 1975 (with D. P. Cushman) (selected paper). “Invention and Judgment in McKeon’s Theory of Rhetoric,” Michigan State University Conference on Argumentation, 1974 (invited paper). “Seminar on Rhetorical Criticism,” ECA, Boston, 1972 (co-presenter with R. B. Gregg) (invited paper). “The Example in Aristotle’s Rhetoric,” SCA, Los Angeles, 1967 (selected paper, debut competition).

Invited Critical Commentaries on Scholarly Papers:

“Rhetorical Democracy at the Borders of Political Entities: A Response,” RSA San Antonio, 2014. “The Function of Examples in Public Discourse: A Response,” NCA, San Francisco, 2010. “Speaking with the Damned: Prison Education, Social Justice, and Communication as a Human Right: A Response”, Public Address Conference, Pittsburgh, October 2010. (Response to plenary paper by Stephen Hartnett). “A Sociology of the Local and Vernacular Rhetoric: A Response,” NCA Chicago, 2009 (Response to George Herbert Meade Lecture by Gary Fine). “Communicating Views of War: Constructing and Mobilizing Means of War,” NCA, Chicago, 2007. “Rhetoric Culture: A Dialogue between Anthropology and Rhetoric,” RSA, Memphis, 2006 (Respondent, Featured Panel). “Re-engaging Democracy in Place, Bodies, and Nature,” NCA, Boston, 2005. “New Horizons in Public Memory Studies,” NCA, Boston, 2005. “Negotiating Orality’s Space,” WSCA, San Francisco, 2005. “The First Thirty Years: Reflections on the Work of S. Michael Halloran,” NCA, Chicago, 2004. “Vernacular Voices and Public Deliberation in the ‘Blogosphere,’” NCA, Chicago, 2004. “Civil Society and the Public Sphere,” NCA, Miami, 2003. “Retheorizing Temporality in Rhetorical Theory,” NCA, Miami, 2003. “Kenneth Burke and the Public Good,” ECA, Washington, 2003. “Hauser’s Vernacular Voices as a Rhetoric of Public Relations,” ECA, Washington, 2003. “Teaching Deliberation: Communication Education and Civic Participation," WCA, Salt Lake, 2003. “Spectacular Rhetoric and Rhetorical Experience: A Response,” RSA, Las Vegas, 2002. “Rhetoric, Space, and Public Life,” RSA, Washington, 2000. “Competitive Papers in Rhetorical Theory,” WSCA, Denver, 1998. “Emerging Theories of Communication,” SCA, San Antonio, 1995. “Rhetorics, Poetics and Aesthetics,” SCA, San Antonio, 1995. “Communication Under Control: Teaching an Research in the Total Institution,” SCA, San Antonio, 1995. “Images of the Gulf War,” International Studies Association-West, Boulder, 1995. “Power, Politics, and Rhetorical Modes,” CoSCA, Denver, 1994. “Rhetoric in Transition: The Treatises of Adam Smith, George Campbell, and John Quincy Adams,” SCA, Miami Beach, 1993. “Wisdom and Words in Ancient Greece: Speech, Language and Thought in Greek Philosophy,” SCA, Miami Beach, 1993. “Rhetorics of Social Change: Cultural Innovation and Identity Production in Ancient Greece,” ASHR, Chicago, 1992. “Papers on Contemporary Rhetorical Theory,” ECA, Pittsburgh, 1991. “Debut Competition: Top Three Papers,” ISHR-American Branch, Chicago, 1990.

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“The Example in Rhetorical Theory and Practice: A Foundation of Rational Discourse in an Uncertain World,” SCA, Chicago, 1990. “Conceptual Issues in Rhetorical Theory and Criticism,” SCA, Chicago, 1990. “The Rhetoric of Political Change in China, Poland, and Yugoslavia,” ECA, Philadelphia, 1990. “Reclaiming Citizenship,” ECA, Philadelphia, 1990. “Conceptual Studies of Rhetoric,” SCA, San Francisco, 1989. “Advances in Rhetorical Social Theory,” SCA, New Orleans, 1988. “The History of Rhetoric and the Politics of the Canon,” ECA, Baltimore, 1988. “Rhetoric of Religion in the Eighteenth Century,” RSCA/SCA, Boston, 1987. “Towards a Revisionist View of Rhetoric,” SCA, Chicago, 1986. “Greek Rhetoric and the Problem of Value,” ECA, Providence, 1985. “The Concept of ‘The Public’,” SCA, Louisville, 1982. “New Light on Ancient Thoughts,” ECA Rhetoric and Public Address Interest Group Conference, Altoona, 1980.

Scholarly Panels Chaired:

“Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Philosophy & Rhetoric,” NCA, Dallas, 2017. ”Advocating Human Rights in the Name of Social Justice,” RSA, Philadelphia, 2012. “Vernacular Voices around a Troubled World: Engaging Rhetoric and Ethnography for Social Change,” NCA, New Orleans, 2011. “The Public Work of Rhetoric: Building Bridges Between Scholars and Communities,” NCA, San Francisco, 2010. “The Function of Examples in Public Discourse,” NCA, San Francisco, 2010. “Dissident Rhetorics: The Politics of Conscience in Central and Eastern Europe,” NCA, Chicago, 2004. “Fostering Collaboration among Rhetoricians: The Alliance of Rhetoric Societies,” CCCC, New York, 2003. “Dialogue Across Traditions in Rhetorical Studies,” RMCA, Boulder, 2003. “Argument and Religion,” ISSA, Amsterdam, 2002. “Spectacular Rhetoric and Rhetorical Experience” RSA, Las Vegas, 2002. “Recovering Rhetorical Practice in Democracy,” NCA, Atlanta, 2001. “Distinguished Scholarship in Rhetoric and Communication Theory,” NCA, Chicago, 1999. “Changing Boundaries in Rhetorical and Communication Theory, NCA, Chicago, 1999. “Coloring Outside the Pedagogical Lines: Critical Interventions, Resistances, and Rhetorics, NCA, Chicago, 1999. “Legal Rhetoric of Self-Construction,” RSA, Pittsburgh, 1998. “Science and the Public Sphere,” WSCA, Portland, 1995. “Papers on Eighteenth Century Rhetoric in Honor of Herman Cohen,” ECA, New Haven, 1993. “In Honor of Henry Johnstone, Jr.,” ASHR, Atlanta, 1991. “Philosophy and Rhetoric: Two Worlds or One,” (A panel commemorating the 25th Anniversary of Philosophy and Rhetoric), SCAP, Scranton, 1991. “Classical Rhetoric and Contemporary Practice,” Penn State Rhetoric Conference, University Park, 1990. “Current Status of Homiletic Instruction at Major Seminaries in the United States,” RSCA/SCA, San Francisco, 1989. “Student Course Choice Structures,” National Collegiate Honors Council, New Orleans, 1989. “The Roots of Rhetoric: Preconditions for an Art of Public Argument in Ancient Greece,” ISHR- American Branch, New Orleans, 1988. “Theoretical Dimensions of Contemporary Public Address,” SCA Boston, 1987. “Richard M. Weaver on Rhetoric Reassessed,” SCA, Boston, 1987. “In Honor of Henry W. Johnstone,” ISHR-American Branch, Chicago, 1986. “Looking Back: A Classical Interpretation of Contemporary Issues in Rhetoric,” ECA, Atlantic City, 1986. “Contemporary Rhetorical Theory: Competitive Papers,” SCA Chicago, 1984. “History of Rhetoric: Modern Period,” Penn State Conference on Rhetoric and Composition,

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University Park, 1983. “Interdisciplinary Probes in Contemporary Rhetorical Theory,” SCA, Louisville, 1982. “History of Rhetoric: Ancient and Medieval Periods,” Penn State Conference on Rhetoric and Composition, University Park, 1982. “The Notion of Responsibility in Rhetorical Theory and Practice,” SCA, Houston, 1975. “The Rhetoric of Foreign Policy,” SCAP, Harrisburg, 1973.

Invited Conferences

Public Address Conference, Memphis, September 2012 Rhetorical Theory Conference, Columbia, SC, 2011 Public Address Conference, Pittsburgh, October 2010 Rhetorical Theory Conference, Columbia, SC, October 2009 Public Address Conference, Madison, September 2008 Kettering Foundation Conference on Deliberative Democracy, Dayton, June 29-July 2, 2008 4th International Rhetoric and Culture Conference: Rhetoric, Politics & Economics, Mainz, 2005 The Brigance Colloquy on Rhetoric and Democratic Citizenship, Wabash College, April 2005 Rhetoric and Democracy: About an African Athens, Cape Town, June 2004 Second Biennial Symposium on Communication and Society, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, 1987 Inter-University Center of Postgraduate Studies Conference on Communication and Society, Dubrovnik, 1985

Conference Leadership

Seminar co-leader (with Ralph Cintron, Candice Rei, and S. Scott Graham, Rhetorical Field Work, RSA Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison, June 1-7, 2015 Mentor, RSA Career Retreat for Associate Professors, RSA, May 2014 Workshop Leader (with Erik Doxtader), The Possibility and Limits of Human Rights Discourse, RSA Institute, University of Colorado at Boulder, June 24-26, 2011. Workshop Leader, NEH Grant Proposal workshop, NCA Annual Convention, Chicago, November 11, 2009 Workshop Leader, Research Network, RSA Biennial Conference, Seattle, May 23-26, 2008 NCA Doctoral Honors Seminar, Rhetoric Seminar co-leader, University of Colorado, July 2007 Workshop Leader, Vernacular Rhetoric, RSA Institute, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, May 22- 24, 2007 Workshop Leader (with Rosa Eberly), Publics Theory and Public Criticism, RSA Institute, Kent State University, May 26-28, 2005 Organizing Committee and plenary presenter, International conference to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the South African democracy, Rhetoric and Democracy: About an African Athens, Cape Town, June 7-11, 2004 Facilitator and plenary presenter, Working group on Pedagogy, Conference On The Status And Future Of Rhetorical Studies, The Alliance Of Rhetoric Societies (ARS), Evanston, 2003 ECA Pre-conference Planner and Leader, “Discourses of Citizenship,” Washington, April 23-24, 2003 RSA Biennial Conference Planner, Las Vegas, NV 2002.

Dissertations and Theses Directed

Ph.D.

Penn State University

Ryan, Joanne E. “Analysis of Oral Patterns, Oral Categories, and Compliant Behavior in Medical and Nursing Clinical Practice,” 1976.

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Sokoloff, Kent A. “Development and Use of Commonplace in Ancient and Contemporary Times,” 1977. Blair, Carole J. “An Archaeological Critique of the History of Rhetorical Theory: Beyond Historical-Critical Dualism in the Analysis of Theoretical Discourse,” 1983. (Recipient of NCA Gerald R. Miller Distinguished Dissertation Research Award). Cooper, Martha C. “The Implications of Foucault’s Archaeological Theory of Discourse for Contemporary Rhetorical Theory and Criticism,” 1983. (Recipient of NCA Gerald R. Miller Distinguished Dissertation Research Award). Heidlebaugh, Nola J. “A Re-examination of Rhetoric as a Way of Knowing,” 1983. Jones, James L. “Close, Naked, and Natural: Rhetoric and John Dryden’s Essay of Dramatic Poesy,” 1983. Nothstine, William L. “Philosophical Hermeneutics as a Basis for Rhetorical Practice, Theory and Criticism,” 1983. Prelli, Lawrence. “A Rhetorical Perspective for the Study of Scientific Discourse,” 1984. Harbert, Kathy L. “A Neuropsychological Framework for the Assessment of Competing Theories of Rhetoric as Epistemic,” 1984. (Recipient of NCA Gerald R. Miller Distinguished Dissertation Research Award). Ulman, Howard Lewis, III. “Thought and Language in George Campbell’s The Philosophy of Rhetoric,” 1985 (English). Kirk, Sharon. “The Phenomenological Concept of the Body as a Grounding for the New Epistemology in Family Therapy,” 1986. Makus, Anne. “Ideology Critique and the Rhetoric of Diversity: Implications of Stuart Hall’s Critical Paradigm of Ideology for Contemporary Rhetorical Theory and Criticism,” 1987. Whalen, Susan. “The Institutionalization of Relations of Power through Practices of Speech: A Theoretical Inquiry,” 1990. Ross, Susan. “A Rhetorical Analysis of the Writings of Women Prisoners: A Thematic Examination,” 1992. Stearney, Lynn. “Private Expression in the Public Sphere: The Rhetoric of Contemporary Feminism and Its Implications for an Understanding of Public Discourse in Rhetorical Theory and Criticism,” 1992. Hagen Peter. “The Rhetorical Effectiveness of Verbal Irony,” 1993. McClure, Kevin. “The Denominational Ministry Strategy: A Rhetorical Study of the Public Sphere,” 1993. Guadagnino, Christopher J. “An Analysis of Values in Presidential State of the Union Addresses and their Congressional Replies,” 1993. Wills, Margaret. “‘In a Different Light’: An Analysis of Accounts in a Twelve-Step Group,” 1993. Fala, Grace. “Transforming a Rhetoric of the Closet with a Rhetoric of Coming Out,” 1993. Domenig, Kathleen. “The Rushdie Crisis in the United States: A Rhetorical Analysis of Contemporary Publics and the Mass Media.” 1995. Dunlap, David. “The Rhetorical Labor of Architecture,” 1995. Ford, Paul. “Constraint and Possibility as the Ground of an Instrumental and Constitutive Rhetoric: A Neo-Gadamerian Proposal,” 1995. Kiledal, Kirstin. “A Rhetorical Narrative Framework for Ethical Decision Making in the Public,” 1995. King, Gabrielle. “Rhetorically Negotiating Issues, Actions, and Identities: A Comparative Study of the Foundations of the Public Sphere,” 1995.

University of Colorado

Standerfer, Christina. “Engaging Citizens/Engaging Theory: A Rhetorical Analysis of National Service Participants' Contributions to the Public Sphere,” 2003. Benoit-Barne, Chantal. “The Rhetorical Shaping of Online Public Spaces,” 2003. Hirsch, Christine. “Public Narrative of Domestic Violence: Giving a Public Face to Personal Transformations,” 2003. Grim, Amy. “Citizens Deliberate the "Good Death": The Vernacular Rhetoric of Euthanasia,”

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2005. Dimock, Aaron. “Public Deliberation and Going to War: Examining City Council Resolutions on Iraq,” 2006 (co-directed with Karen Tracy). Bone, Jennifer. “When Publics Collide: The Rhetorical Strategies of Margaret Sanger’s Early Arguments on Birth Control,” 2007. Underwood, Erin. "Place and Space in The Public Square: A Theoretical and Critical Framing of Platial Vernacular Rhetoric," 2007 Scholz, Teresa. "The Rhetorical Power of Testimonio and Occupacion: Creating A Conceptual Framework for Analyzing Subaltern Rhetorical Agency," 2007 Sanprie, Virginia. “Sarah Palin, Live and on the Web: The Critical Analysis of Online Texts,” 2009. Dukehart, Merrit. “Security, Sovereignty, and the Lie of Scarcity: A Rhetorical Geography of Global Food Systems,” 2011. Wang, Mingjie. “’All Migrant Workers on the Earth Are One Family’: An Ethnographic Study of Vernacular Rhetoric and Emerging Civil Sphere in a Transitional China,” 2012. Irvin, Lisa. “In Search of the Real: Communication Around, About, and of Psychological Trauma and its Subjects,” 2013. Malkowski, Jennifer. “Beyond the Science: Bio-Anxiety, Medical Ethos, and the Proxy Debate over Mandatory Vaccination Policy,” 2014 (co-directed with Lisa Keränen). Ingraham, Christopher. “Affective Ecologies: the Cultural Public Sphere in a Digital World,” 2015. (Recipient of RSA Distinguished Dissertation Award). Dunn, Meghan D. “On Radical Grounds: A Rhetorical Take on the Emergence of #Occupy in Time, Place, and Space,” 2015.

M.A.

Penn State University

Levy, Jeffrey Joseph. “The Influence of Cicero on the Rhetorical Perspective of Richard McKeon,” 1974. Godbey, Galen Chad. “Nietzsche’s View of Truth, Communication, Persuasion, and Rhetoric in Philosophy,” 1976. Klugman, Judith Esther. “The Philosophy and Rhetoric of Teaching as a Subversive Activity,” 1976. Levy, Candy Graff. “The American Medical Association (AMA) vs. Medicare: A Study of Rhetoric in a Political Campaign,” 1978. Svoboda, Michael. “Plato’s Objection to Gorgias,” 1979. Moser, C. Daniel. “Audience Adaptation in the Rhetoric of Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper,” 1981. Western, Dan. “Rhetoric in Theory Generation and Selection in Vico and Nonjustificationism,” 1981. Whalen, Susan. “The Tensions of Publicness and Privateness: Locating Discursive Spheres in the Early Suffrage Movement,” 1986. Guadagnino, Christopher. “Reagan’s Rhetorical Response to Terrorism: A Cluster Analysis of Repetitive Form in Presidential Discourse,” 1987. McKenzie, Robert M. “Comparing Influences of Media on Britons in the United States and Americans in Britain: Audiences Seeking to Access ‘Home Country’ Information,” 1987. Olsen, Pam. “Interpreting a World: A Ricoeurian Analysis of Five Advertisements From the World War II Era,” 1989. Ford, Paul. “Objectivism within Epistemic Rhetoric: Consequences for Rational Foundations,” 1990. Fulton, Cynthia. “Aristotle’s Enthymeme: Definition Through Form and Function,” 1990. King, Gabrielle. “A Case of Believability: Frances Wright’s Rhetorical Challenge to the Rules and Codes of the Early Nineteenth-Century Public Sphere,” 1991. Locacio, Teresa. “Public Discussion of Private Pain: The Function of Overeaters Anonymous as a Public Sphere,” 1991.

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University of Colorado

Underwood, Erin. “Narrative as Vernacular Rhetoric: Constituting Community Among Transients, Tourists, and Locals,” 2004. Fitzgerald, Brandon. “Stylistic Configurations of the Gay Bishop Controversy in the Anglican Church,” 2006. Tillis, Jennifer. “Leading by Example: A Rhetorical Model of Deliberative Democratic Leader Discourse.” 2006. Lizarzaburu, Jorge, “Albert Camus and Absurd Communication: From Undecidability to Übercommunication.” 2012.

Undergraduate Honors Theses

Penn State University

Miller, Leslie. “The TV Consumer Audience: Its Characteristics and Relationship to the Public,” 1982. Lewis, Leslie. “The Privatization of Judaism in Contemporary America,” 1983. Greger, Sharon L. “The Effect of Television Violence and Aggression on Children and their Moral Development Stages,” 1984. Long, Mary Beth. “A Rhetorical Analysis: The Taiwan Leadership’s Response to the 1979 U. S. Derecognition of the Republic of China,” 1985. McQuate, Bridget. “The Social Issue of Teleplay: Dramatic Identification,” 1985. Schleicher, Susan. “The British Media’s Coverage of the Conflict in Northern Ireland-Truth or Bias?” 1985. Strelecki, Carry Ann. “Two Eternities: The Realms of the Public and Private in the Works of Milan Kundera,” 1990. Welsh, Ronna N. “Stasis in the Construction of Knowledge,” 1991.

University of Colorado

Boyd, James D. “The Netsphere as a Medium for Social Interaction,” 1995. Riley, Denise D. “The 1994 Welfare Reform Hearings as a Public Sphere,” 1995. Moore, Courtney. “A Rhetorical Analysis of ‘Real World’,” 2000. Azzolina, Christina. “Frazzled Females: Females: How Language in Selected Women’s Magazines Maintains Tension Between Family and Career,” 2004. Kemphues, Amanda. “Word Warriors: The Poetic Form Through a Case Study of Feminist Spoken Word Poetry,” 2012.

Courses Taught

Penn State University SpCom 100 Effective Speech SpCom 220 Rhetorical Foundations of Human Communication SpCom 220H Rhetoric and the Human Condition SpCom 297 Public Roles in Communication SpCom 300H Communication and the Public SpCom 420 Systems and Theories of Rhetoric (formerly History of Rhetorics) SpCom 460 Foundations of Rhetorical Theory SpCom 497 Argumentation and Philosophy of Law SpCom 502 Seminar: Research Methods SpCom 503 Seminar: Continental Critical Theory SpCom 505 Seminar: Ancient Rhetorical Theory

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SpCom 506 Seminar: Contemporary Rhetorical Theory SpCom 507 Seminar: Public Role in Communication SpCom 509 Seminar: Sophistic Views of Rhetoric LA 300H Seminar: Liberal Arts Honors Seminar, The Public and its Problems Phil 515 Seminar: Philosophy and Rhetoric Cont. Ed. Workshop: Debate; Public Speaking; Parliamentary Procedure; Running Meetings; Executive Briefing

University of Colorado COMM 3300 Rhetorical Foundations of Human Communication COMM 4000 Rhetoric and Publics COMM 4300 Senior Seminar in Rhetoric and Civic Life COMM 4300 Senior Seminar in Rhetoric and Civic Community (Service Learning) COMM 4300 Senior Seminar in Rhetorics of Conscience COMM 4300 Senior Seminar in Rhetorics of Resistance and the Call to Conscience COMM 4540 Senior Seminar in Rhetoric COMM 6010 Introduction to Communication Research and Theory COMM 6200/ Seminar: Rhetoric and Publics COML 6040 COMM 6500/ Advanced Readings in Rhetoric: Comparative Systems and Theories of COML 5660 Rhetoric COMM 6200/ Seminar: Continental Discourse Theory and Rhetorical Criticism COML 5660 COMM 6200 Seminar: Communication as a Social Practice COMM 6340 Seminar in Rhetoric and Civic Community COMM 6720/ Seminar: Civil Society and Rhetorics of Conscience COML 6040 COMM 6710 Seminar in Rhetorical Criticism COMM 6340/ Seminar in Vernacular Rhetoric COML 6040 NRLN 3020 Argument and the News

Service to Learned and Professional Societies

2016 – 19 Executive Committee, Conference of Executive Officers, ACLS 2014 – 20 Executive Director, RSA 2014 – 20 Council of Executive Officers, ACLS 2014 – 15 RSA Mentor to Associate Professors charged with advising on bringing scholarship to publication 2011 – 14 RSA Development Council charged to establish Society endowment. 2011 RSA Search Committee for RSA Executive Director. 2011 ASHR, Reviewer, conference paper proposals 2010 – 11 RSA Book Series Proposal Committee charged to develop a proposal for a book series to be sponsored by RSA and published by a University of Scholarly

Press. 2009 – 14 NCA Centennial Committee 2008 – 11 RSA Delegate to the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) 2003 – 05 Wallace Award Committee, NCA (Chair, 2005) 2002 – 04 Chair, ARS Board of Directors (RSA Representative) 2003 – 04 Organizing Committee, International Conference to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the South African democracy, “Rhetoric And Democracy: About An African Athens,” Cape Town, 7-11 June 2004 2002 – 03 ARS Conference Planning Committee 2002 – 03 Planner, Eastern Communication Association Pre-conference, “Discourses of Citizenship,” Washington, DC, April 23-24, 2003.

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2002 – 05 Doctoral Education Committee, NCA 2001 – 02 Chair, Inter-organizational Steering Committee to establish Alliance of Rhetoric Societies (ARS) 2001 – 02 Conference Planner, RSA 2002 10th Biennial Conference, “Rhetorical Democracy: Discursive Practices of Civic Engagement” 1997 – 05 Rhetoric Society of America, Board of Directors President (2002 thru 2003) President–elect (2000 thru 2001) Nominating Committee (1998 – 99) 2000 – 02 Participant in NCA/Campus Compact project on the Engaged Department (curricular development to produce service-learning courses that enhance civic engagement) 1997 – 99 Rhetoric and Communication Theory Division Awards Committee (Chair 1999) (NCA) 1998 Reader, papers submitted to Rhetoric and Public Address Division, WSCA 1996 – 98 Winans-Wichelns Award Committee (Chair 1998) (NCA) 1996 Nomination Committee, Public Address Division (SCA) 1995 Participant, ACA Conference on “Defining the Field of Communication” 1994 Participant, National Conference on “The Future of the Communication Discipline” 1994 – 96 Delegate, WSCA Legislative Assembly 1991 – 93 Task Force on Honors at Large Universities (NCHC) 1990 – 93 Honors Semesters Committee (NCHC) 1989 – 91 Teaching and Learning Committee (NCHC) 1986 – 87 Everett Lee Hunt Scholarship Award Committee (ECA) 1986 Reader, ECA Rhetoric and Public Address Interest Group Submissions 1983 – 84 Chair, Rhetoric and Communication Theory Division, SCA. Vice-Chair, l982-83; Vice-Chair elect, 1981-82 1982 Program Committee, The Penn State Conference on Rhetoric and Composition 1980, 1984 SCA Nominating Committee 1980 Publication Chairperson, SCA RCT Interest Group 1979 Chairperson, SCA Ad Hoc Committee on Referenda (Charged to recommend procedures whereby SCA might handle politically controversial items of business) 1976 – 78 SCA Legislative Assembly 1983 – 85 1977, 1984, Reader, Rhetoric and Communication Theory Division, submissions for annual 1990, 2001 national meeting 1977 ISHR founding meeting. (Invited to be member of American delegation to founding conference in Zurich) 1976 SCA Dissertation Award Committee (Chair) 1975 SCA Dimension Series (Coordinator) 1972 SCA Doctoral Honors Seminar on “Style” (Coordinator)

Professional and Community Service

2005 – 08 Advisory Board member, Voices of Democracy NEH grant, University of Maryland 2005 External Reviewer, Rhetoric Department, University of Iowa, committee chair 2004 Commentator on political communication for various radio stations in the Denver metro region, CNN on-line, and AP affiliates on Presidential campaign speeches and debates. 2004 Op-Ed contributor, Denver Post 2000 Commentator on political communication for KOA radio in Denver on Presidential Campaign speeches and debates 1997 – 03 Board of Directors, Centennial Woods Homeowners Association (President, 2000 – 01)

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1987 – 89 Citizen Representative to State College Area High School Faculty Committee on Honors Curriculum 1986 Consultant to American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine 1984 Consultant to FmHA communication audit 1982, 1983, Parliamentary Procedure instruction to various professional and labor groups 1984, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992 1980 Leader, Governor’s Management Seminar: Executive Briefing, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 1977 Commonwealth Distinguished Faculty Awards Commission (appointed by Pennsylvania Secretary of Education) 1975 Communication instruction to personnel of the lower judiciary of Delaware County, PA 1973 Communication instructor, Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Arts 1970 – 86 Public Speaking Instructor, CUNA Institute, Penn State University 1970 – 83 Debate Instructor, Penn State Forensic Institute

External evaluator for faculty promotion and tenure review: Arizona State, Carnegie Mellon, Delaware, Indiana, Iowa, North Carolina State, Northern Illinois, Minnesota, Memphis, Northwestern, Oregon, Penn State, Pittsburgh, RPI, Texas at Austin, Southern California, UMass Dartmouth, Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

University Service

Administrative Responsibilities:

University of Colorado

2010 – 12 Founding Director, Communication & Society Residential Academic Program 2005 – 07 Chair, Boulder Faculty Assembly (elected) 2004 – 06 Chair, Faculty Advisory Board, Program for Writing and Rhetoric 2003 – 05 Director of Graduate Studies, Communication Department 1995—97 2002 – 03 Faculty Director, Service Learning Program 2000 – 01 Interim Director, Program for Writing and Rhetoric 1999 – 04 Faculty Mentor, Social Sciences, New Faculty Program 1997 – 01 Board of Directors, Leroy Keller Center for the Study of the First Amendment 1996 – 98 Chair, Council of Chairs (elected) 1993 – 01 Chair, Communication Department (elected)

Penn State University

1987 – 93 Director, University Scholars Program 1981 – 87 Graduate Officer, Speech Communication Department 1975 – 87 Associate Director, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in the Humanities 1982 – 84 Honors Adviser, Communication Studies and Speech Communication 1977 – 84 Co-director, Communication Studies major 1978 – 80 Coordinator, Center for Advanced Faculty Development 1977 – 80 Coordinator, General Arts and Sciences B.A., Emphasis in Letters and Sciences 1974 – 75 Associate Head, Speech Communication 1973 – 75 Scheduling Officer, Speech Communication

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Committee and Service Responsibilities:

University:

University of Colorado, System

2006 – 07 Member, Faculty Senate Code of Conduct committee 2006 – 07 Member, Faculty Senate Bylaws revision committee 2006 Member, Academic Policy Working Group (revised academic policy statement for CU System) 2005 – 06 Member, Chancellor Search Committee (Boulder Campus) 2005 – 07 Member, Faculty Senate Executive Committee (ex officio) 2005 – 07 Member, Faculty Senate (ex officio)

University of Colorado, Boulder Campus

2014 – Faculty Ombudsperson (Associate Faculty Director) 2006 – 07 Member, Director of Faculty Relations Search Committee 2005 – 07 Faculty Representative, Chancellor’s Advisory Committee 2005 – 07 BFA Representative, Council of Deans 2004 – 06 Chair, Faculty Advisory Board, Program for Writing and Rhetoric 2003 – 05 Program Review Panel 2002 – 03 Search Committee, Executive Director of University Communications 2000 – 01 Chair, Search Committee, Director, Program for Writing and Rhetoric Chair, Search Committee, 10 Instructor positions, Program for Writing and Rhetoric 1999– 01 Chair, Steering Committee for Boulder Campus Writing Initiative to develop pedagogical and administrative recommendations for the improvement of campus-wide writing instruction. 1999 – 01 New Faculty Program Mentor for Social Sciences (Faculty Teaching Excellence 2002 – 04 Program) 1995 – 01, Boulder Faculty Assembly (elected 1995, 1998, 2005) 2005 – 2005 – 06 Chair (elected) 2000 – 01 Vice-Chair (elected), Chair, By Laws Committee (ex officio) 1999 – 00 Secretary, BFA (elected), Chair, Nominating Committee (ex officio) 1999 – 01 Executive Committee (ex officio) 2005 – 06 Chair, Executive Committee (ex officio) 1995 – 00 Budget Committee (elected, 95, BFA; 97, A&S) 1995 – 01 Parliamentarian, BFA 1998 – 99 Chair, Faculty Steering Committee to establish Center for International Human Rights 1998 – 99 Program Review Panel (BFA Representative) 1997 Faculty Advisory Committee to ASP (Administrative Streamlining Project to update CU’s automated administrative information system) 1997 – 01 ATLAS Steering Committee (Alliance for Technology, Learning, and Society) Chair, Atlas Committee on Multidisciplinary Research on the Societal Impact of Communication and Information Technology 1997 – 98 Executive Committee, System-wide Graduate School 1997 – 01 Academic Affairs Budget Advisory Committee 1996 Task Force on Continuing Education Steering Committee: Stresses on the Conduct of Research and Education report for the National Science Board 1996 Chair, Internal Committee, Program Review Panel, English 1995 – 96 Graduate School Humanities Initiative Group 1995 Ad Hoc Committee on the Faculty Report on Professional Activities 1994 – 95 Internal Committee, Program Review Panel, Political Science 1994 – 96 Advisory Committee: Communications Science, Technology and Policy Initiative 1994 University Distinguished Professor Selection Committee

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1993 – 94 Chancellors Commission on Communication, Subcommittee on Internal Communication 1993 – 94 Telecommunication Interdisciplinary Program Steering Committee

Penn State University

1992 – 93 University Promotion and Tenure Committee (elected) 1989 – 93 Academic Council on Undergraduate Education 1988 Task force on Arts and Liberal Arts 1987 – 93 Rhodes/Marshall Scholarship Nomination Committee (Chair, 1988 - 93) 1987 – 93 Vice-Provost’s Council (formerly Executive Committee, Office of Undergraduate Education) 1986, Faculty Senate 1990 – 91 1984 – 86 Graduate Council 1982 – 85 Liberal Arts Representative to Graduate School Subcommittee on New and Revised Programs and Courses 1980 – 93 Parliamentarian, Faculty Senate 1974 – 75 Chair, Undergraduate Program Review Subcommittee, Journalism 1974 Graduate Program Review Committee, Journalism

College:

University of Colorado

2010 PUEC for two RAP Instructors 2009, 2012 Selection Committee, College Scholar Awards 1997 – Board of Directors, Leroy Keller Center for the Study of the First Amendment 1996 – 98 Chair, Council of Chairs 1996 – 97 Social Sciences Budget Restructuring Committee 1996 Arts and Sciences Council (Fall Semester) Budget Committee, Arts and Sciences Council (Fall Semester) 1995 Search Committee, Interim Director, College Honors Program 1994 – 96 20th-Century Humanities Initiative Steering Committee 1993 – 01 Council of Chairs Ad hoc planning committee on leadership workshops (1995- 96) COC Budget Advisory Committee (1995 - 97)

Penn State University

1987 – 89 Dean’s Planning Advisory Committee, College of the Liberal Arts 1985 – 87 Research and Graduate Studies Committee 1983 Liberal Arts Committee on Committees 1981 – 85 College Honors Committee 1976 – 77 Steering Committee, Liberal Arts Faculty Conference on Future Directions for the College 1975 Class of ‘33 Award Committee (Distinguished Humanities Instructor Award) 1974 – 93 Steering Committee, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in the Humanities 1974 – 78 Liberal Arts Series Committee (College Honors course sequence and instructor) 1970 – 80 Humanities Council (Chair, 1972-1974) 1970 – 80 Sparks Graduate Fellowship Subcommittee (Chair, 1972-1974, 1977-1980)

Department:

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University of Colorado

Search Committees: Faculty 2005 – 06 Rhetoric (Chair) 2002 – 03 Rhetoric (Chair) 2000 – 01 Rhetoric (Chair) Institutional/Organizational Communication (Chair) Instructor (Chair) 1999 – 00 Organizational Communication (Chair) 1998 – 99 Interpersonal Communication (Chair) 1997 – 98 Interpersonal Communication (Chair) Communication Technology (Chair) 1996 – 97 Organizational Communication (Chair) 1995 – 96 Interpersonal Communication (Chair) Rhetoric (Chair) 1994 – 95 Interpersonal Communication (Chair) Organizational Communication (Chair) Rhetoric, University Writing Program/Communication (co-chair)

Committees

2010 – 12 Merit Committee (Chair, 2011-2012) 2009 – 10 Undergraduate Program Committee 2006 – 07 Merit Committee 2002 – 03 Program Review Self-Study Executive Committee 2000 – 01 Member, Faculty team developing Service Learning/Civic Engagement curriculum under NCA-Campus Compact Engaged Communication Department Grant 1998,2000 Retreat Planning Committee (Chair) 1999 – 01 Graduate Program Committee (Chair, 2003-2005) 2002 – 05 2009 – 10 Graduate Student Admissions Committees (Chair, 95-97, 03-05) 2003 – 05 1995 – 97, 1993 – 94 1996 – Personnel Committee (Chairperson 1996-2001) Chairperson, PUEC, C. H. White (P&T, 2003) Chairperson, PUEC, J. Jackson (4th year review, 2005) Chairperson, PUEC, J. Jackson (tenure and promotion, 2007) 1995 Program Review Self-Study Writing Committee (Chair) 1993 – 95 Ad Hoc Committee on Research and Graduate Study 1993 – 95 Ad Hoc Committee on Instruction and Undergraduate Study

Penn State University

Search Committees: Department Head 1989 – 90 1983 – 84 1974 – 75 Faculty 1988 – 89 English as a Second Language 1986 – 87 Public Address 1985 – 86 Speech Science (Chair) 1985 – 86 Interpersonal Communication (Chair) 1979 – 80 Telecommunications (three positions) (Chair) 1978 – 79 Communication Theory (two positions) (Chair)

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1977 – 78 Communication Theory

Committees: 1974 – 77 Advisory Committee to the Head (elected): 1978 – 80 1981 – 83 1985 – 87 1989 – 91 1989 – 90 Dean’s Administrative Review Committee, Office of the Head 1987 – 93 Promotion and Tenure Committee (Chair, l988 - 89, 1992 - 93) 1986 – 87 Graduate Program Review Committee 1983 – 87 DeBoer Teaching Award Selection Committee, Chair 1981 – 83 Calendar Conversion Committee 1976 – 79 Faculty Adviser, Speech Communication Undergraduate Forum 1973 – 75 Planning Committee, Chair 1973 Priorities Committee, Chair 1972 – 79 Coordinator, Speech Communication Colloquium Series 1971 – 75 Library Committee, Chair 1970 – 85 Core Courses Committee, Chair 1970 – 71 Five-Year Planning Committee

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