Dear TSCA Members:

This is a working draft of the program. Information that is in red was not provided to me in the original submission. Interest groups chairs, please send this missing information to me. Any changes submitted, of any nature, need to reference the following information:

Page #; Panel #, day, and time slot if applicable; Committee name if applicable; Interest group name if applicable.

This will allow me to find the error, change or omission more easily. Please submit change requests in PUBLISHER . Having to convert from WORD complicates the formatting.

All changes must be submitted to me by Friday, September 11, 2009.

Additional panels may be added later this week if the hotel can make the breakout rooms available. You all submitted more panels than the roll over room number from Corpus would accommodate.

Thank you for your patience and impatience. Both have been needed, on my part, to get this posted.

Sincerely,

Ralph Long

Ralph Long Professor, Communication Studies Department Collin County Community College District Communications & Humanities Division 2800 East Spring Creek Parkway Plano, TX 75074 972.881.5982 [email protected] Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communication A Second Language

TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION CONVENTION 2009

OCTOBER 7-10, 2009 WWW.ETSCA.COM

OMNI Mandalay Hotel at Las Colinas 221 East Las Colinas Boulevard Dallas (Irving), Texas 75039 Phone: (972) 556-0800 Fax: (972) 556-0729

(800) THE-OMNI (843-6664) http://www.omnihotels.com

Affiliated organizations meeting in conjunction with TSCA: Texas Association for Communication Administration Texas Community College Speech and Theatre Association Texas Forensic Association Texas Intercollegiate Forensic Association

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2009

NOTES: 2:00-3:30 Executive Officers’ Meeting Rangoon Lobby Level

5:00-6:30 Convention Registration Las Colinas Foyer Lobby Level Early Registration (Priority to New Members)

4:00-5:00 All District, Interest Group, and Committee Chairs Rangoon Lobby Level Meet with the President and Vice-presidents

5:30-6:30 Standing & Ad Hoc Committee Meetings See pages 11 for full list of Committee Members and Chairs. See page 19 for room assignments.

6:45-7:45 Executive Council Meeting Rangoon Lobby Level Officers, All Committee and District Chairs

8:00-9:00 TFA Regional Meeting Region 1: Andaman Lobby Level Region 2: Martaban Lobby Level Region 3: Bengal Lobby Level Region 4 Salween Lobby Level

SUMMARY SUMMARY Region 5: Lashio Lobby Level

8:15-10:00 Executive Officers Meeting Las Colinas Board Room Lobby Level THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2008

8:00-9:30 Convention Registration -OPEN Las Colinas Foyer

8:45-9:30 PANEL A PROGRAMS

10:00-11:15 FIRST GENERAL SESSION Las Colinas E/F Lobby Level OPENING ASSEMBLY

11:15-11:30 District Mixer-Meet your District Chair Same Room

12:00-1:10 Don Streeter Past Presidents’ Luncheon Past Presidents Only Pegu Mezzanine Level

New Member Luncheon (First Time Attendees Only) Las Colinas D Lobby Level

1:20-2:30 PANEL B PROGRAMS

2:40-3:40 INTEREST GROUP MEETINGS Oral Interpretation & Performance Studies Andaman Lobby Level Rhetoric & Communication Theory Martaban Lobby Level TIFA/TCCSTA Salween Lobby Level

TSAC CONVENTIONTSAC SCHEDULE 3:50-5:00 PANEL C PROGRAMS

5:10-6:20 Meet The Author Rangoon Lobby Level

6:30-7:45 Educator of the Year Reception Las Colinas Salon D Lobby Level

8:00 TFA Business Meeting #1 Rangoon Lobby Level

8:00 Town Hall Meeting Andaman Lobby Level

2 TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2009

NOTES:

8:00-9:00 Convention Registration Continues Las Colinas Foyer Lobby Level 8:00-9:10 PANEL D PROGRAMS

9:20-10:20 SECOND GENERAL SESSION Las Colinas E/F

11:00-12:00 Convention Registration Continues Las Colinas Foyer

10:30-11:40 PANEL E PROGRAMS 11:50-1:30 Conference Luncheon Mandalay (TICKETS REQUIRED)

1:40-3:00 Late Registration Las Colinas Foyer

1:35-2:45 District Meetings Lobby Level TSCA SCHEDULE CONVENTION Districts 1, 2, 3, 5, & 6 TBA Districts 4, 7, 8, 9, & 11 TBA Districts 10, 12, 14, 15, & 16 TBA Districts 13, 17, & 18 TBA Districts 19 & 20 TBA

2:50-4:00 PANEL F PROGRAMS

4:00-5:00 Interest Group Meetings Lobby Level Argument & Debate TBA Interpersonal & Organization TBA Mass Communication TBA TACA TBA

5:10-6:10 Interest Group Meetings : Lobby Level Theatre TBA Instructional Development K-12 TBA Instructional Development Middle School TBA Instructional Development Colleges & Universities TBA

6:20-7:30 Professors’ Performance Hour Rangoon Lobby Level

7:40-9:00 President’s Reception Enjolie Lake Level 9:00 TFA Business Meeting #2 Rangoon SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2009

SUMMARY

8:00-9:00 Executive Council Breakfast Las Colinas Salon D

9:15-10:15 Late Registration Continues Las Colinas Foyer

9:10-10:20 PANEL G PROGRAMS

10:30-11:40 PANEL H PROGRAMS

11:50-1:00 THIRD GENERAL SESSION Las Colinas Salon E/F

1:00-1:30 2009 Conference Planning Rangoon All Interest Group Chairs/Members Must Attend

1:30-3:00 TFA Business Meeting #3 (if needed) Las Colinas Salon A

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language From the President….. NOTES: Dear TSCA Members,

As I prepared to write this letter, I decided to look back at the TSCA convention themes since the turn of the century. Although that phrase conjured up more distant times, it is the year 2000 to which I refer, already eight years ago! As we entered the new millen- nium, we reviewed our past with our 75 th Anniversary theme of “An Affair to Remem- ber”. The year 2001 led us to examine the future of our profession as a “Speech Odys- sey”. Since then, we have examined our Political Agenda ‘02, Re-Igniting our Fire Within ’03, Service Learning ’04, Accountability ’05, Incivility ’06 and Listening in ‘07.

This year’s theme, Media Morphology, examines the impact of the medium by which those messages are conveyed. As McLuhan states, it is the “medium that shapes and controls the scale and form of human association and action.” Consequently, as Commu- nication Professionals, it is incumbent upon us to examine that medium.

Vice President Lois Davis, has solicited and organized panels from your colleagues to create this program and provide you with three days of intellectually stimulating and en- gaging topics. Panels include such topics as the digital immigrant, teaching the millen- nial generation, job hunting in the technological marketplace, trends in coaching foren- sics and everyone’s favorite, the “GIFTS” session. You will not leave disappointed!

Additionally, I encourage you to network with your colleagues and think about your con- tribution to TSCA. It is only because of dedicated educators, such as yourself, that we can address the challenges of our discipline and the changes that we will encounter in this century. Changes in delivery methods, the value of communication courses in the curriculum and the push in legislature to reduce credit hours, present unique challenges

FROM PRESIDENTTHE for us as a group. It is only through organizations such as TSCA that our voices can be heard collectively. Consequently, I challenge each of you to become even more involved in TSCA. If you have not spoken to an officer or other TSCA member about how to be- come involved, I invite you to speak with me today about the opportunities to serve TSCA. We currently have one of the largest state communication organizations and that is only possible through your continued involvement.

I would like to personally thank all of the Executive Officers, Interest Group Chairs, Committee Chairs and District Chairs who dedicated their time and energy to TSCA over the past year. It has been a pleasure serving with you and an honor to represent TSCA.

Welcome to Corpus Christi and the 2008 TSCA Convention! Enjoy!

Sincerely,

Barbara J. Mayo, President TSCA 2007-2008

4 TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language A note from Local Arrangements: Charlene Dietrich NOTES:

Welcome to Corpus Christi

On behalf of the local arrangement committee, I would like to welcome you to Corpus Christi, The City By the Sea . Because the Omni is lo- LOCAL FROM ARRANGEMENTS cated downtown, there are a lot of activities to do downtown and you can reach most of them by walking. You can walk across the street and ride covered bicycles (it takes at least two people), go swimming, build a sandcastle on the beach, and watch the sun set while drinking cham- pagne (or water) and eating strawberries. If you’re looking for that ole’ 1950’s feeling, check out the City Diner & Oyster Bar . If you are more the “Café” type, we have the Café Passionne. Great seafood, pasta and steaks are at the Water Street Restaurant . After you eat there, check out the club that’s next door. Go shopping at the specialty shops in the Wa- ter Street Square. The Executive Surf Club is designed for shorts, jeans, sandals and those liking music, beer and friends. Go across the Harbor Bridge to check out the World War Two aircraft carrier, the Lexington (wear your walking shoes). At the bottom of the Lexington Pier are res- taurants and gift shops (plus more sand for those sandcastles!) such as Pier 99 or Blackbeard’ s for music, great conversations with your new TSCA buddies. Don’t forget we have the Texas State Aquarium, art mu- seums plus Harbor Playhouse for added enjoyment. If you just want to “sit”, there is a really long seawall for just that purpose (well that and defending the city against “hurricane force water” spills!).

Let us know how we can help make your TSCA experience in Corpus Christi more beneficial. We can direct you to shopping malls, fishing ex- periences and trips around the bay on a boat or find a quiet place to take a well deserved nap.

Enjoy your stay, learn a lot, eat your veggies, take more naps, have won- derful conversations, laugh with your friends and take care.

Charlene Dietrich

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language Call for Manuscripts

NOTES: Texas Speech Communication Journal Volume 34

The Texas Speech Communication Journal issues a call for papers that focus on nonverbal communica- tion. Papers can examine topics such as nonverbal communication related to technology, personal relation- ships, health care, organizations, education, etc.

Contributors may approach the topic from a variety of methodological perspectives. Teaching Tips submit- ted for Volume 34 should reflect best practices in teaching nonverbal communication. Manuscripts should be received no later than February 10, 2009 . Manuscripts not devoted to the topic of nonverbal communi- cation will be considered for the research section of the issue as space allows. TSCJ follows a policy of

blind review so no author identification should appear in the body of the manuscript.

Manuscripts should not exceed 25 pages and be written according to the Publication Manual of the Ameri- can Psychological Association (5th edition) . The title page should include the author's name, academic position, institutional affiliation, full mailing address, telephone number, email address, brief author bio, and a history of the manuscript (presentation at conferences). An abstract of not more than 150 words should accompany the manuscript. The author should also include keywords for the article. Email submis- sions are preferred for both manuscripts and teaching tips (either in WordPerfect or Word.). The format for Teaching Tips should include learning objectives, description of preparation needed for the activity, a de- scription of the activity, instructions for debriefing and a list of resources.

Queries and manuscript submissions should be sent via email to:

TSCJ Editor, Shawn T. Wahl email: [email protected] San Angelo State University

Call for Manuscripts

Texas Speech Communication Journal Online 2009 Focus: Forensics Education and Developing Competitive Speech/Theatre Activity Teams

The Texas Speech Communication Journal Online issues a call for papers that focus on forensics education and developing competitive speech/debate/theatre teams. Contributors can focus a variety of debate for- ANNOUNCEMENTS & REMINDERS

mats, speaking/performance events, and One Act Play.

The TSCJ Online is a publication of the Texas Speech Communication Association that focuses on peda- gogical issues in teaching communication. This online format allows contributors to include visual images, as well as links that support their research or explicate a teaching strategy.

Manuscript submissions should be limited to 500 to 1000 words and should fall between academic and journalistic discourse and should be designed to promote discussion, raising important issues about the SPECIAL teaching of communication.

Deadline: November 30, 2010 Please send submissions electronically in Word or Word Perfect format to TSCJ Online Editor Dr. Shawn Wahl

6 TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications DON’T MISS THESE HIGHLIGHTS OF CONVENTION A Second Language

NOTES:

Thursday, Ocotber 8, 2009: NEW MEMBER LUNCHEON 12:00-1:10 Las Colinas Salon D Lobby level

All new TSCA Members are invited to attend and learn more about the Texas Speech Communication Association. New members please pick up your new member ribbon at the registration table as it is required for atten- dance at the luncheon. This is a great opportunity to learn more about TSCA’s mission, structure, and what you can do to become an engaged member. This luncheon is for persons who have never been a member of TSCA prior to this convention.

DON STREETER PAST PRESIDENTS’ LUNCHEON

12:00-1:10 Barbara Mayo, presiding Pegu Mezzanine Level SPECIALGUESTS & EVENTS Only TSCA past presidents and their guests may attend

MEET THE AUTHOR Rangoon Lobby Level 5:00-6:00

EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR RECEPTION 6:10- 8:00 Las Colinas Salon D Lobby Level Educator of the year nominees will be introduced.

Friday, October 9, 2009

CONFERENCE LUNCHEON 12:00-1:15 Mandalay Ballroom Lobby Level The luncheon will highlight our Communicator of the Year and the 2009 TSCA Educator of the Year recipients. Tickets must be purchased in advance .

PROFESSORS’ PERFORMANCE HOUR 6:30-7:20 Rangoon Lobby Level “The Phenomenon of Women” President’s Reception 7:30 –8:45 Enjolie Lake Level This reception is a wonderful opportunity to let President Lois Davis know how much we, the TSCA membership, appreciate all of the work she has done on our behalf this past year.

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language 2008-2009 Texas Speech Communication Association Executive Officers NOTES: President-Lois Davis-Brazosport High School Vice-president-Ralph Long – Collin County Community College District Vice-president Elect -Kandi King Immediate Past President-Barbara Mayo-ACCD Northeast Lakeview College Executive Secretary -Brent Hinkle-Joy of Tournaments Comptroller -Mike Jones-Del Mar College TSCA Newsletter Editor -Amy Tilton Jones –Del Mar College TSCA Journal Editor -Shawn Wahl – Angelo State University Archivist -Jana Riggins-UIL Speech Director Parliamentarian -Glynis Holm Straus-Coastal Bend College Webmaster -Brent Hinkle, Joy of Tournaments

DISTRICT CHAIRS 2008-2009

District 1 Doug Trenfield [email protected]

District 2 Kelly Kimball [email protected]

District 3 Katrese Skinner [email protected] District 4 Walter Willis [email protected]

CHAIRS 2007-2008 2007-2008 CHAIRS District 5 Reagan Hawkins [email protected]. DDi District 6 Cindi Harron ??????????????

District 7 Racy Grant [email protected] District 8 NONE

District 9 Vicki Dillard [email protected] District 10 Eric Mears [email protected]

District 11 Sami Womack [email protected] District 12 Aimee Kasprzyk [email protected]

District 13 Russell Kirkscey [email protected] District 14 Patty Brant [email protected]

District 15 George Pacheco. Jr. [email protected]

TSCA OFFICERS & DISTRICT TSCA District 16 Lacy Venhaus [email protected]

District 17 Julie Huntley [email protected] District 18 Jennifer Adams [email protected]

District 19 Israel Boswell [email protected] District 20 Gilbert Casas [email protected]

8 TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language INTEREST GROUP CHAIRS

NOTES: Argumentation & Debate Oral Interpretation & Stephanie Batik Performance Studies [email protected] Patrick Mercier, chair Colleyville Heritage H. S. [email protected] 5401 Heritage Ave. Cypress Lakes high School Colleyville, TX 76034 5750 Greenhouse Rd. 817-305-4700 Katy, TX 77449 281-855-5836 Instructional Development

College and Universities GROUPINTEREST 2007 CHAIRS Rhetoric & Communication Theory

Martha Haun, chair Trudy Hanson, chair [email protected] thanson @mail.wtamu.edu University of Houston West Texas A & M 203F-Communications Bldg Department of Communication 4800 Calhoun WTAMU Box 6754 Houston , TX 77204 Canyon, TX 79016 713-743-2886 806-651-2800

Instructional Development Texas Association of High School Communication Administration

Ronda Craig, chair Debbi Hatton, chair [email protected] [email protected] Hallsville High School Sam Houston State University PO Box 810 Dept. of Communication Studies Hallsville, TX 75650 Huntsville, TX 77340 903-688-5990 ext 2111 936.294.1498

Interpersonal/Organizational Texas Forensics Association

Joseph Leahy, chair Karen Wilbanks, chair [email protected] [email protected] North Lake College Plano Senior High School 5001 N. Mac Arthur Blvd 2200 Independence Irving, TX 75038 Plano, TX 75075 -

972-273-3000 469-752-9437 2008

Mass Communication

Raymond Puchot, chair Theatre [email protected] Carla Reasoner, chair 1400 College Drive [email protected] Waco, TX 76708 3223 Mustang Drive 254-299-8929 Grapevine, TX 76051 817-251-5279 Middle School Instruction TIFA & TCCSTA Jamie Uphold, chair [email protected] M’Liss Hindman, chair 3001 E. 12th [email protected] Amarillo, TX 79118 Tyler Junior College 806-622-9735 Box 9020 Tyler, TX 75711 903-510-2206

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language TSCA Conference 2010 Call for Papers and Panels NOTES: Cultural Communication: Creating Chaos or Community?

Omni Houston Hotel Westside 13210 Katy Freeway Houston, TX 77079 Phone: 281-558-8338 FAX: 281-558-3889

October 6-9, 2010

“To acquire knowledge one must study: but to acquire wisdom, one must observe .” Marilyn vos Savant

In other words, what one observes about another establishes perception and knowledge of whom that person really is, supporting the notion that one’s nonverbal behavior is an important factor in understanding human beings. The nonverbal channels seem to be more powerful than what peo-

ple say. This becomes even more apparent as our world becomes more culturally diverse. To understand the differences in languages, family background, and life experiences of people we encounter, we must go beyond just the words that are uttered, but observe the nonverbal language of behaviors.

I find it fascinating to watch people! I love looking at their eyes and faces or what they do with their hands or how they maneuver their bodies. My observations of their nonverbal behaviors enables me to learn a great deal about an individual before we share verbal communication. My observations can also give me a “heads up” in knowing how to deal with an individual.

Certainly my way comes under scrutiny, but I do believe that nonverbal communication is a strong method of the communication process that offers my ideas and thoughts. With that being my goal, I offer a few suggestions about my theme to the members of TSCA to help you to create programs that will:

• Explore the different aspects (examples) of nonverbal communication and what they mean. • Discuss the importance of nonverbal communication in a cross-cultural environment. • Investigate female and male nonverbal communication differences and similarities • Examine how gender and physical appearance affect behavior from others • Address how nonverbal communication is as significant as verbal communication optimal success in the workplace • Illustrate how nonverbal communication could be classified as a another language

FOR PAPERS AND PANELS FOR PAPERS • Offer interpretations of nonverbal cues and behaviors from culture to culture

With nonverbal communication being a broad topic of interest, I challenge the members of TSCA to go beyond these suggestions, but to expose us to unique areas of nonverbal communication that will broaden our intellect and peak our interest to greater heights!

CALL Join us in Houston for the 2010 Convention. Share your research and ideas. Interest Group members submit your panels to your Interest Group Chairs

Interest Group Chairs: Send all programs, questions, and information to: Kandi King, VP-Elect, [email protected] See a complete call for papers in the TSCA newsletter or online at: www.etsca.com

Deadline: March 1, 2010

10 STANDING AND AD HOC COMMITTEES TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION BYLAWS COMMITTEE PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE UIL Advisory Committee Cont. Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language ‘09 Natalie Bryant (Chair) ‘10 Michael Merritte (Co-Chair) ‘10 Cheryl Potts ‘10 Barb Mayo ‘10 Charles Wise (Co-Chair) ‘10 Debbie Haven ‘09 Carol Hildebrand ‘10 Marsha Wiseman ‘09 Aaron Cox ‘09 Martha Anne Pierson ‘09 Walter Willis ‘09 Christina Christmann ‘09 Jennifer Zinn NOTES: ‘10 Helen Rebollo ‘09 Rachell Grant ‘10 Dylan Pearce ‘10 Will Pippin ‘09 Brandi Mc Gruder ‘10 Angie Richard ‘09 Marie T. Alvarado ‘10 CJ Odam EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR ‘09 Debbie Waddell COMMITTEE ‘09 Robert Powell COMMITTEE TO NOMINATE ‘10 Sammy Green (Chair) ‘09 Deanne Christensen THE NOMINATING COMMIT- ‘10 Bo Williamson (Ext. Res.) ‘10 Norma Griffin Coston TEE ‘09 Sara Jane Barno ‘09 Rey Andrade, (Chair) ‘10 Sarah Contreras RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE ‘09 Mellessa Denny ‘10 Joseph Brown ‘10 Aimee Kaspryk (Chair) ‘09 Yvonne Sobhani- Bedru ‘09 Randy Cox ‘09 Alicia Dunson ‘09 Linda Long ‘09 Mary Evelyn Collins ‘10 Reagan Williams ‘09 Shawn Duthie

‘09 M’Liss Hindman ‘09 Terri Robinson ‘09 Hannah King STANDING AND 2007-2008 COMMITTEES HOC AD ‘10 Mary Trejo ‘09 William Scott Sowers 2008 Local Arrangements ‘10 Sandra Jones ‘10 Matthew Reichle ‘09 Jane Boyd, (Chair) ‘10 Karen Wilbanks ‘10 Melissa Locke ‘09 Robert Shephard, (Co-chair)

Educator Training Committee ‘10 Marisol LaSelva ‘09 Sarah Horn ‘09 Holly Reineking (Chair) ‘09 Carla Reasoner ‘09 Holly Hunt ‘09 Carol Brannan ‘09 Sharon Bradford ‘10 Mary Jane Grant SPECIAL AWARDS COMMIT- TEE ‘09 Nancy Lewis ‘10 Raymond Puchot ‘09 Quisha Webb ‘09 Jane Boyd ‘09 Kerry Moore (Chair) ‘09 Rhonda Smith ‘09 Darlene Kent ‘09 Trudy Hanson ‘09 Callista Nwoke ‘10 Wendy Brandenburg ‘09 Virginia Myers ‘09 Eboni T. Davis ‘09 Patty Brant ‘09 June Smith ‘09 Jordon Williams ‘09 Jana Riggins ‘09 Katie Booher ‘09 Devora Beason Fiscal Review Committee ‘09 Brandi McGruder ‘09 Guy Yates (Chair) Two –Year and Community College Committee ‘09 Cheryl Potts ‘10 Gilbert Casas ‘09 Alicia Dunson ‘09 Warren Kincaid ‘09 Stephanie Stanley–Allen (Chair) ‘09 Melody Vest ‘10 Karen Cunningham ‘09 Vicki Dilliard ‘09 Mary Parker ‘09 Amiee Kasprzyk Four Year & University Committee ‘09 Mendy Meurer ‘09 Linda Long Small Schools Outreach Committee ‘09 Debbie Hatton (Chair) (AD HOC) 09 Michael Elkins ‘09 Phyllis Garcia ‘09 Russell Kirkscey (Chair) ‘09 Kerry Owens ‘09 Marsha Wiseman Speech and Theatre in Public ‘09 Julie Bonner ‘09 Shawn Duthie Schools ‘10 Alicia Tafoya ‘09 Greg Mayo Committee ‘09 Jennifer White GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS ‘09 Rhonda Craig (Chair) ‘10 Myrna Bass ‘09 Amiee Kasprzyk COMMITTEE ‘10 JoAnna Hickey ‘09 Mary Kirkpatrick ‘09 Ron Dodson (Chair) ‘09 Tia Woods ‘09 Craig Hertel Ext.Res. Virginia Myers (Ext. Res.) ‘10 Vicki Dillard (Knight) ‘09 Heather Davis ‘09 Melody Vest ‘10 Jennifer White (McLeroy) ‘10 Gina Goldman ‘09 Noah Conklin ‘09 Eric Mears (Miller) ‘09 Michael Moralez ‘09 Will Pippin ‘09 Sharon Grindstaff (Nunez) ‘10 Ruben Richardson ‘10 Sherri Williams (Bradley) ‘09 Jenny Pippin ‘10 Ofelia Pena ‘10 Callista Nwoke(Craig) ‘09 Sandra Jones Committee on Communication ‘10 Lacye Odam (Hardy) ‘10 Lisa Herrera ‘09 Randy Ellis (Leo) Competencies and Graduation Re- ‘10 Barbara McCain (Lowe) ‘10 Kristi Bogy quirements (AD HOC) ‘09 Robert Shepard (Allen) ‘10 Wendy Carr ‘09 Randy Cox (Chair) ‘09 Doug Trentfield (Berlanga) ‘10 Pamela Ballow ‘09 Linda Alderson (Bernal) ‘10 Jordon Williams ‘09 Rhonda Bell ‘09 Russell Kirkscey (Montgomery) ‘09 Eboni T. Davis ‘09 Perry Beard ‘09 Mary Evelyn Collins (Thornton) ‘09 Karen Vogel ‘09 Natalie Bryant ‘10 Teresa Lee-Galizzo ‘09 Cecil Trent Parliamentarian UIL Advisory Committee ‘09 Jana Riggins ’10 Glynis Holm Straus ‘09 Janet Melton (Chair) ‘09 Carolyn Mackey Ext.Res. Jana Riggins ‘09 Mary Jane Grant NOMINATING COMMITTEE ‘10 Kim Falco ‘09 Pamela Ballow ‘09 Randy Cox, (Chair) ‘09 Ross De Leon ‘08 Cindi Havron ‘09 Yolanda Silva ‘10 Kami Faldyn ‘09 Michael Merritte ‘09 Ginger Lustig Note: The year indicates when the ‘09 Stephanie Stanley-Allen ‘10 Cindy Harvon Term expires. ‘09 Mary Green ‘10 Shauna Mayes ‘10 Grego Mayo ‘10 Barbara Ixba

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications TTSCA PAST PRESIDENTS A Second Language 1923 Bernice Duggan 1965 Mabel Wyatt 1924 Jeston Dickey 1966 R. V. Holland NOTES: 1925 Olivia Hobgood 1967 June Prentice 1926 Jesse Millsapps 1968 Don Streeter 1927 Mary E. Latimer 1969 Billie Etheridge 1928 Gladys de Silva Bate 1970 James Barton 1929 Marjorie E. Latimer 1971 Chloe Armstrong 1930 Unknown 1972 Noyce Burleson 1931 Earl C. Bryan 1973 George Tade 1932 Alma Copeland 1974 Ed Thompson 1933 Unknown 1975 Ted Colson 1934 Nena Kate Ramsey 1976 Virginia Meyers 1935 Minnie L. Blundell 1977 Vernon McGuire 1936 Sara Lowery 1978 Pat Rogers 1937 Sara Lowery 1979 Helen Schafer 1938 Yetta Mitchell 1980 Rita Harlien 1939 Florence Horton 1981 John Wilson 1940 Emory G. Horger 1982 Maridell Fryar TSCAPAST PRESIDENTS 1941 Emory G. Horger 1983 George Grice 1942 Thomas A. Rousse 1984 L.D. Naegelin 1943 Thomas A. Rousse 1985 Rosanna Herndon 1944 Thomas A. Rousse 1986 Pat Jurek 1945 Thomas A. Rousse 1987 Tyler Tindall 1946 Whilhelmina G. Heede 1988 Ronald Dodson 1947 Annah Jo Pendleton 1989 John Gossett 1948 Jesse Ray Holcomb 1990 Debra Dehlinger 1949 Jesse J. Villarreal 1991 Marilyn Swinton 1950 Oretha Whitworth 1992 Jackie Jarrett 1951 Harold Weiss 1993 Robert Stewart 1952 Fred J. Barton 1994 Ann Shofner 1953 Jeanne Lennard 1995 R. Neal Rieke 1954 Elton Abernathy 1996 Kerry Moore 1955 Verna Harris 1997 Trudy Hanson 1956 E. L. Pros 1998 Jana Riggins 1957 Nan Elkins 1999 Peter Pober 1958 Crannell Toliver 2000 R. Scott Allen 1959 Johnic Ross Elzner 2001 June Smith 1960 P. Merville Larson 2002 Teresa Lee Galiazzo 1961 Betty Hughes 2003 Russell Lowery-Hart 1962 Angus Springer 2004 Ann Shofner 1964 Rex Fleming 2005 Natalie Bryant 9 1965 Ted Skinner 2006 Joe Trevino 1966 2007 Barbara Mayo

12 TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language TSCA PAST EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES

1935-38……………………………………………………………….Emory G. Horger NOTES: 1938-41………………………………………………………………...J. Clark Weaver

1941-46………………………………………………………………….Hugh Seabury

1946…………………………………………………………………..P. Merville Larson

1946-47…………………………………………………………………….F. L. Winship

1947-49…………………………………………………………………….Bruce Roach

1949-52………………………………………………………………..C.rannell Tolliver

TSCAPAST SECRETARIES EXECUTIVE 1952-55……………………………………………………………………..Robert Cape . 1955-58……………………………………………………………………..Ted Skinner

1958-61…………………………………………………………………...R. B. Holland

1961-64……………………………………………………………………..Don Streeter

1964-67………………………………………………………………P. Merville Larson

1967-69…………………………………………………………………...Curtis L. Pope

1969-70……………………………………………………………………… C. L. Farr

1970-79……………………………………………………………………Robert Jeffery

1979-82……………………………………………………………..William DeMougeot

1982-83……………………………………………………………………….Ray Ewing

1983……………………………………………………………… William DeMougeot

1983-88……………………………………………………………………...Ann Harrell

1988-89………………………………………………………………… Carol Haggard

1989-91…………………………………………………………………… Tyler Tindall

1991-95……………………………………………………………………June H. Smith

1996-98……………………………………………………………………...Ralph Long

1998-2001……………………………………………………………Lou Ann Seabourn

2001-2007 …………………………………………………………………..Randy Cox

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language TSCA Twenty-five Year Honorees

NOTES: Linda Alderson Beverly Martin Natalie Bryant J. E. Masters Judy Carter Janet Melton Richard Cheatham Dan Mendoza Lois Davis Miff Mendoza Leann Ellis Kerry Moore

HONOREES HONOREES AND AWARD RECIPENTS Kim Falco B. J. Naegelin Maridell Fryer Krin Brooks Perry Jackie Ganshow Jana Riggins Barbara Garner Ann Shofner John Gossett June H. Smith Karen Hadley V. A. Smith Cheryl Hamilton Glynis H. Strause Martha Haun Charlene Strickland Barbara Hickey Aaron Timmons Carroll Hickey Tyler Tindell M’Liss Hindman Joe D. Trevino Judi Indest Joseph A. Willis Jackie Jarrett Charles Wise Phylis Jeffrey John T. Woods Marilyn Kelly Kandi King Linda Long Ralph Long Laverne Loving TSCA 40 Year Honorees Guy Yates

TSCA Fifty Year Honorees Virginia Myers

Outstanding Service Award Recognition

Linda Alderson Lou Ann Seabourn Faye Carpenter W. E Schuetz Richard Cheatham June H. Smith Norma Coston Glynis Holm Straus Ron Dodson Charlene Strickland Martha Haun Frances Swinney M’Liss Hindman Guy Yates Robert Jeffery Sandy Lucca Beverly Martin Connie McKee Dan Mendoza Krin Brooks Perry Jana Riggins

14 TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications TSCA EDUCATOR OR THE YEAR RECIPENTS A Second Language

1974………………………………………..…………………………………..Alouez Blackburn, Hawley High School 1975………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Marjorie Best 1976……………………………….….………………………………………. Pamela McDaniel, Boswell High School NOTES: 1981………………………………………….……………………………….. Lanny Naegelin, Churchill High School 1982……………………………………………………………………………. .Jackie Jarrett, Coronado High School 1984………………………………….……………………………………………… . Opal Hall, Denton High School 1985…………………………….……………….…………………………………….…Jean Clough, Ball High School 1986……………………………………………………………………………. …Ron Dodson, Westlake High School 1987………….………………………………………………………………… .Kerry Moore, Muleshoe High School 1988………….………………………………….………………………………… Ann Shofner, Tascosa High School 1989………………………………………………………………...... Paula Moeller, Hays High School 1990…………………….……………………………... ………………...Mildred Peveto, Newman Smith High School 1991…..……………………………………………………………… Charlotte Brown, Gregory-Portland High School 1992……………………………………………...…………………...... Kandi King, Clark High School 1993……………………………………………………………………………… Roberta Grenfell, Klein High School 1994……………………………………..…………………………………………..Sandra Lucaa, Skyline High School M’Liss Hindman, Tyler Junior College 1995…………………...……………………………………………………………….Lana Hall, Hereford High School Linda Long, North Lake College 1996………….……………………..…………………………...... Jana Riggins, Kaufman High School Leann Ellis, South Plains College EDUCATOROF THE RECIPENTS YEAR ……………………………………………………………………………Virginia Myers, Wayland Baptist University 1997…………………………………...…………….…………………………Joe D. Trevino, Jr., Bishop High School …………………………………………………………………………… Glynis Holm Strause, Coastal Bend College June H. Smith, Angelo State University 1998……………………………………………….…………… …………… Connie McKee, Amarillo High School Ralph Long, Collin County Community College Trudy Hanson, West Texas A&M University 1999………..……………………………………………………………………Mary C. Green, Pasadena High School Claude Caffee, Brookhaven College Martha J. Haun, University of Houston 2000………………...…………………………………………………William Schuetz, Gregory-Portland High School Natalie Bryant, South Plains College Carley Dodd, Abilene Christian University 2001……………………………..…………………..……………….. ………………Randy Ellis, Spring High School Lou Ann Seabourn, Amarillo College Terry Thibodeaux, Sam Houston State University 2002…………………..………………………………………………Teresa Lee Galiazzo, Alief Hastings High School Jackie Ganschow, Del Mar College Peter Pober, The University of Texas 2003…………………………………………...…………………………… …………….R. Scott Allen, Humble ISD Janna Holt-Day, South Plains College John Gossett, University of North Texas 2004……………………………………………………………………………….Linda Alderson, Boling High School Catherine Gragg, San Jacinto College Robin Williamson, University of St. Thomas 2005…………………………………………….…………………………………...Sammy Green, Spring High School Marla Chisholm, Del Mar College Mary Trejo, University of Texas- El Paso 2006…………………………………………………………………………Sara Jane Barno, Hornedo Middle School Barbara McCain, Plano High School Charles Wise, St. Philip’s College Randy Cox, University of Texas 2007………………………………………………………………………………… Mary Jane Grant, Middle School Myrna Bass, Atkins High School Sarah Contreras, Del Mar College Michael Elkins, Texas A & M University, Corpus 2008…………………………………………………………………………….Sandra Jones, Middle School Barbara Garner, High School Amy Tilton Jones, Del Mar College Shawn Wahl, Texas A & M Corpus Christi TIFA Educator of the Year Recipients 2007…………………………………………………………………………..Mary Trejo, University of Texas- El Paso 2008……………………………………………………………………………Randy Cox, University of Texas at Austin

EDUCATO

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language TSCA LIFETIME MEMBERS

NOTES: Karen Hatley Cynthia Shade Linda Alderson Martha J. Haun Ann Shofner James Barnes Rosanna Herndon John Skinner Darlene Bellinghausen M’Liss Hindman Ted Skinner Robert Boyd Sonya Hopkins-Barnes Gary Smith George Bradley Dolly Hudgins Lawrence R. Smith Elaine Brink Jo Hudson Nancy Smith Joseph Brown Kathleen Jamieson V.A. Smith Christina Cardenas Amy Tilton Jones Cindy M. SoRelle Gilbert Casas Lavoy Jones Glynis Holm Strause Richard Cheatham Pat Jurek Charlene Strickland Gene Taylor Clough Marilyn S. Kelly Carolyn Strohkirch Cynthia Cone Genell Kelso Frances Swinny Norma Coston Nanette Kelton Marilyn Swinton Randy Cox Elizabeth Kizer Jason Sykes Josh Crane Wayne Kraemer Jane Terrell Christina Dodd Brian Lane Terry M. Thibodeaux Claire Dodillet Linda J. Long David Thomas Judy Dorset Ralph Long Ed Thompson Paul Duffy Lavern Loving Tyler Tindall Tim C. Edgerly Sandra Lucca Jim Towns Millard Eiland Bernita Mansfield Linda M. Vancil Michael Elkins Beverly Martin Beverly Wakefield Tolline Enger Barbara J. Mayo Gwen Waldrop Keith V. Erickson Karin McCallum Gloria Walter Charles L. Etheridge Candace McConnell Gloria White Billie W. Etheridge Martha McDaniel Janice C. Wieland Ira L. Evers Carol Malloy Ray Williams Tanya Evers Bonnie Mutschler E.L. Williamson Michael Fain Dwight Mutschler Joseph A. Willis Maridell Fryar Betty Jean Naegelin Debbie Winkler

TSCA LIFETIME MEMBERS TSCA Alice F. Gabbard Cordell Parker Charles N. Wise Marsha A. Gephart Krin Brooks Perry John Wright J.S. (Jack) Gibson

David Peters Mabel Wyatt John Gossett Sally Ponzio Patricia Wysong Karen Gossett Larry Preas Judith Zaffirini Robert Gratz J.B. Prior Lou Greenwood Clydene Reep George L. Grice R. Neal Rieke Carrol Haggard La Anna Rodrigs Trudy Hanson Pat Rogers Michael Harlan Edwin Rowley Rita Harlien Ivan Sandlin Ann Harrell Helen Schafer Sandra Hile Hart TSCA

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TSCA EMERRTUS MEMBERS NOTES: ******************************************** Ted Colson Ron Dodson C.L. Etheridge Noni Ford Maridell Fryar Opal Hall Rosanna Herndon Florence Horton

Mary Ireland TSCAEMERTIUS MEMBERS Beverly Martin Dell McComb Miff Mendoza Virginia Myers Kerry Moore B.J. Naegelin Helen Schafer Lester Schilling V. A. Smith Frances Swinny Marilyn Swinton Victoria Townsend Harold Weis Charles Wise Guy Yates

*********************************************** EMERITUS IN REMBERANCE

Guy Bizzel Jean Boles Faye Carpenter Billie Etheridge Jackie Jarrett Anna Jo Pendleton Vera Simpson Don Streeter Donna Ray Tobias Emerson Turner

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language NOTES: Acknowledgements

Brent Hinkle Joy of Tournaments

CUSTOM AWARDS & ENFRAVING

TSCASPECIAL THANKS!!!! Norma Coston & B Williamson (281) 392392----3888)3888)

State Fair of Texas

THANK YOU TSCA MEMBERS FOR HELPING TO MAKE THE 2009 CONVENTION A SUCCESS!

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2008 NOTES: 2:00-3:30 Executive Officer’s Meeting Rangoon Lobby

Level

4:00-5:00 All Committee, District and Interest Group Chairs Rangoon with President and Vice Presidents Lobby Level

5:00-6:30 Early Registration (Priority for New Members) Las Colinas Foyer SCHEDULE-WEDNESDAY, 2008 8, OCTOBER Lobby Level

5:30-6:30 Standing and Ad Hoc Committee Meetings in Los Colinas Salons Bylaws Salon A Fiscal Review Salon A Governmental Affairs Salon A Committee to Nominate the Nominating Committee Salon A Resolutions Salon A

Special Awards Salon B Nominating Salon B Educator Training Salon B Speech and Theatre in Four Year College & University Salon B Speech & Theatre in Two Year & Community College Salon B

Educator of the Year Salon C Middle School Instruction Salon C Public Relations Salon C

Speech & Theatre in Public Schools Salon D Communication Competencies and Graduation Requirements Salon D Small Schools Outreach Salon D U.I. L. Advisory Salon D

6:45-7:45 Executive Council Meeting Nepal All District, Interest and Committee Chairs Lake Level

8:00-9:00 TFA Regional Meetings: Region 1 Lashio

Region 2 Andanan

Region 3 Martaban

Region 4 Rangoon

Region 5 Rangoon

8:15-10:00 Executive Officers TBA

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2009 A Second Language PANEL A 8:35-9:45 AM THURSDAY NOTES: 8:00-9:30 CONVENTION REGISTRATION CONTINUES Las Colinas Foyer (NEW MEMBERS HAVE PRIORITY) Lobby Level

A1 “Selling Your Program in a Buyer’s Market” TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor:Texas Forensics Association Program Chair:

Coordinator: Presenters: Patti Weinbrenner, Plano Sr. High School

Patti Weinbrenner, Plano Sr. High School Speech Coach, will rely on 25 years in market- ing and advertising to share advice and strategies for selling your competitive speech program with prospective students, parents, school district and the general public.

8:35AM-9:45AM

THURSDAY A2

A3 “Congressional Debate – Part One: Laying the Foundation” TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Texas Forensics Association Program Chair: ????? Coordinator: ?????

Presenters:

Diane Forbes the 2008/2009 TFA Congress Chair

Diane Forbes the 2008/2009 TFA Congress Chair will lead a panel which explores the best strategies to get started in Congressional debate on a competitive level. Whether you are from a small school or a large school, this program will help with parliamentary procedure, researching bills and basic strategies.

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A-4 Nonverbal Narratives NOTES: TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor:Instructional Development-Middle School Panel/Program Chair: ???? Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Jamie Uphold, Bowie MS

Assessing Nonverbal in the media-looking at ideas sent non-verbal through the media.

A5 The Power Within TBA Lobby Level

THURSDAY Sponsor: Instructional Development – High School 8:35AM-9:45 Panel/Program Chair: Teresa Galiazzo, Alief Hastings HS Coordinator : Teresa Galiazzo, Alief Hastings HS

Presenters: Teresa Galiazzo, Alief Hastings HS Racy Grant, Hallsville HS, Darryl Yarbrough, Alief Elsik HS Janet Melton, Lampassas HS

“The Power Within” considers the basic truth that all want respect. This program will give tools to teach students ways that non-verbal behavior affects how others think of us.

A6 Nonverbal Communication and Context TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Rhetoric and Communication Theory Panel/program Chair: Dundra Hollins, Westfield High School Coordinator: ????

Presenters: David Seymour, Andress High School Raymond Puchot, McLennan Community College Mary Kirkpatrick, Connally High School Kathy Lingo, UT Dallas Lisa Bell, UT Dallas

This panel explores nonverbal manipulation of emotions and attitudes, use of proxemics in counseling and the nonverbal communication of gangs.

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2009 ( A PROGRAMS 8:35-9:45 CONT.) A Second Language

A7 Texting: What is Language? NOTES: TBA TBA

Sponsor: Instructional Development-College and University Panel/Program Chair: Martha Haun, University of Houston Coordinator : ????

Presenters: “Theories of language and symbol use.² Robin N. Williamson, University of St Thomas, “How Language Shapes Our World.² Martha J. Haun, University of Houston, “Gang-Speak: elaborated or restricted code?² Raymond Puchot, McLennan Community College Casey Ferguson, ????

8:35-9:45 A8 Teaching and Coaching POI (contention of TFA adaptation) TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Oral Interpretation and Performance Studies

THURSDAY, continues THURSDAY, Panel/Program Chair: M'Liss Hindman, Tyler Junior College Coordinator: M'Liss Hindman, Tyler Junior College

Presenters: M'Liss Hindman, Tyler Junior College Jolinda Ramsey, San Antonio College Wade Hescht, Lone Star College, North

This panel is designed on helping the teacher and the coach to instruct POI to the student.

10:00-11:15 FIRST GENERAL SESSION Las Colinas E/F Lobby Level

11:15-11:30 DISTRICT MIXER (Immediately Following General Session-Same Room)

12-1:10 DON STREETER PAST PRESIDENTS’ LUNCHEON Pegu Mezzanine Level

12-1:10 NEW MEMBERS LUNCHEON Las Colinas Salon D Lobby Level FIRSST GENERAL SESSION GENERAL

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PANEL B 1:20-2:30 THURSDAY NOTES:

B1 Graduate Programs in Texas: A Graduate School Showcase TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: TACA Panel/Program Chair: Trudy Hanson, West Texas A & M University Coordinator: ?????

Presenters: Angelo State University Baylor University Sam Houston State University Stephen F. Austin University Texas A&M - College Station Texas State University Texas Tech University University of Houston THURSDAY University of North Texas University of Texas - Austin 1:20-2:30

Graduate programs throughout Texas will showcase their programs. Potential graduate students are encouraged to come "shop" for a great opportunity to continue their educa- tion. Come meet professionals from around the state to see what opportunities abound!

B2 “Congressional Debate – Part Two: Building Success” TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Texas Forensics Association Panel/Program Chair: ????? Coordinator: ????

Presenter: Diane Forbes the 2008/2009 TFA Congress Chair

Diane Forbes the 2008/2009 TFA Congress Chair will lead a panel which explores the best strategies to become competitive in Congressional debate on the state and national level. Whether you are from a small school or a large school, this program will help you and your students improve performance

B3 Body Language: Do you know what you’re saying to everyone? TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Instructional Development: Middle School Program/Panel Chair: Mary Jane Grant, ???? Coordinator: ????

Presenter: Pam Lindsay, St. Thomas More School

Live demo & slide show of body language while silent or speaking & what it is telling people. Related to public speaking and general actions.

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2009 (B PROGRAMS1:20-2:30 CONT.) A Second Language

B4 Dress For Success NOTES: TBA TBA

Sponsor: Instructional Development – High School Panel/Program Chair: Racy Grant, Hallsville High School Coordinator: Racy Grant, Hallsville High School

Presenters: Eboni Davis, DeSoto HS Nikki Young, Pine Tree HS Myrna Bass, Athens HS Gina Goldman, China Spring HS Ronda Craig, Mexia HS

THURSDAY, continues Nonverbal communication fashion show revealing appropriate and inappropriate dress for interviews, debate, social occasions and teacher attire.

1:20-2:30 1:20-2:30 B5 UIL One-Act Play with the State Director TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Theatre Panel/Program Chair: Fernando Arana, Burgess High School Coordinator: Carla Reasoner, Grapevine High School

Presenter: Luis Munoz, UIL State Theatre Director

Find out what is new in the world of competitive theatre in Texas. What IS new? What ARE the changes? ______

B6 Policy Debate Topic Analysis (Recommended for New Teachers/Coaches) TBA Sponsor: Argumentation & Debate Program/Panel Chair: Alex Pritchard, ???? Coordinator: Alex Pritchard

Presenters: Matthew Murrell, McNeil High School Mark Batik. Jesuit College Prep Eric Forslund, Greenhill School

An in-depth analysis of the 2009-10 national high school CX debate topic: The United States federal government should substantially increase social services for persons living in poverty in the United States. An overall topic analysis, affirmative cases, and negative arguments and strategies will be explored. Potential strategies for research and teaching the topic will also be examined.

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B7 The integration of business training tools NOTES: TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development: College and University

Presenters: Communication and Culture: The Seattle Fish Market Case Study Kelly Quintanilla, Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi

Using the True Colors personality assessment to help your students better understand themselves and their communication practices. Jessica Mallard, West Texas A&M University

Applying ³Finding Your Strengths² to the classroom THURSDAY continues Russell Lowery-Hart, West Texas A&M University

Using the Perception Analysis Tool to Enhance Teaching Effectiveness in the Classroom Cheryl Spaniol, Texas A&M universaity, Corpus Christi 1:20-2:30

This panel will provide several ideas for ways to integrate some of the training tools that are used in the business world into the classroom.

B8 “Business Expectations: What are they looking for in an Applicant? Sponsor: Interpersonal Coordinator Stephanie Stanley-Allen, South Plains College Chair Natalie Bryant, South Plains College

*Lou Ann Seabourn, Amarillo College, "If They Tell Us, We Should Teach It" *Carley Dodd, Abilene Christian University, "Top Ten Things Employers Want From Applicants" *Natalie Bryant, South Plains College, "Teaching Ideas For Building Top Employer Skills"

Description With the economy as it is today and the flooding of the job force, all ap- plicants must sharpen their skill set in order to be considered. Our students have to com- pete with seasoned veterans from the workplace. This panel will discuss what businesses are looking for in applicants, what turns them off, and ideas for preparing our students in the classroom.

INTEREST GROUP MEETINGS (2:40-3:40)

Oral Interpretation & Performance Studies Rangoon Lobby Level Rhetoric & Communication Theory Andaman Lobby Level TIFA / TCCSTA Martaba Lobby Level

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2009 A Second Language NOTES: PANEL C 3:50-5:00 THURSDAY

C1 You’ve Survived Your First Year, Now What? ????????? ????? Sponsor: Argumentation & Debate Panel/Program Chair: Dan Lingel, ???? Coordinator: Jason Lewis, ?????

Presenters: Eric Mears, Flowermound High School Dan Lingel, Jesuit College Prep Greg McGee, Mayde Creek

A survey of different issues that affect coaches with active programs, including: legal issues, institution-building, fund-raising, booster clubs, dealing with parents, etc.

THURSDAY

3:50-5:00 3:50-5:00 C2 “How To Run A Tournament and Survive!” TBA TBA Sponsor: Texas Forensics Association Panel / Program Chair: ?????? Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Perry Beard, Martha Anne Pierson, Allen Stewart, Steffany Batik, Kirsten Nash

This is a look at all of the steps involved in hosting a tournament. This will include: applications, securing judges, fundraising, concessions, hospitality, parent involvement, volunteers, tabulation, advertising, room & building use, etc.

C3 Brainstorming for UIL categories TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Oral Interpretation & Performance Studies Panel/Program Chair: Jana Riggins, University of Texas Coordinator: Jana Riggins, University of Texas

Presenters: Jana Riggins, University of Texas

This panel is designed to help brainstorm for new UIL categories.

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C4 Classroom Rules: Comparison and Contrast NOTES: TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Instructional Development: College and University Program/Panel Chair: Stephanie Stanley Allen, South Plains College Coordinator: Stephanie Stanley Allen, South Plains College

Presenters: Workable Technology-use Policies for Students in Comm. Technology Classes June Smith, Angelo State University Communicating with Generation Me Students Trudy Hanson, West Texas A&M University Attendance Policy: To Be or Not to Be Jim Towns, Stephen F. Austin State University Maintaining Our Sanity: The Little Rules That Make Big Differences

Mike Jones, Delmar College THURSDAY, continues Classroom Etiquette: Bad To The Bone Raymond Puchot, McLennan College A Risk Manager’s Perspective on Emergency Preparedness Natalie Bryant, South Plains College 3:50-5:00 This panel will compare and contrast college classroom rules in areas such as technology vs non-technology classes general class deportment rules for performance vs lecture classes, academic integrity rules and emergency procedure preparation for classes.

C5 Action Without Words TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Instructional Development: Middle School Panel/Program Chair: Mary Jane Grant, ???? Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Patty Brant, Craig MS Gwen White, Craig MS

Teaching nonverbal through Pantomime games

C6 The Rhetoric of Place ?????? Sponsor:Rhetoric and Communication Theory Panel/Program Chair: Carley Dodd, Abilene Christian University Coordinator: William Scott Sowers, Abilene High School

Presenters: Chad Flisowski, Calhoun High School Joe Leahy, North Lake College

This panel focuses on key images and spaces in the Dallas area that have rhetorical meaning attached to them (Dealy Plaza, the Grassy Knoll, Mustangs of Las Colinas).

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2009 (C PROGRAMS 3:50-5:00 CONT.) 9, C7 Social Etiquette NOTES: TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development – High School Panel/Program Chair: Racy Grant, Hallsville HS Coordinator: Racy Grant, Hallsville High School

Presenters: Eboni Davis, DeSoto HS Linda Alderson, Retired Nikki Young, Pine Tree HS Myrna Bass, Athens HS Gina Goldman, China Spring HS Ronda Craig, Mexia HS

Presenters will discuss a variety of lesson plans for teaching social etiquette skills includ- THURSDAY, continues ing eating, conversing, introductions, food, email, and more. Participants will enjoy a hands-on experience.

C8 Understanding Crisis, Transcrisis, and PTSD 3:50-5:00 3:50-5:00 Sponsor: Interpersonal Coordinator Jackie Ganschow Chair Martha Haun (University of Houston)

1. "Understanding Crisis, Transcrisis, and PTSD" --Martha Haun (University of Houston) 2. "Humps & Ruts: That's What Friends are for" --Michael Elkins (Indiana State University) 3. "The Power of Self" --Jim Towns (SFA)

C9 From Tupac to Barack: Will the Politics of Hope and Change Affect Educa - tion and Cultural Accountability TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Mass Communications Panel /Program Chair: ???? Coordinator: ???? Presenters: Raymond Puchot , Mclennan Community College Jacqueline Whitaker, Lee College Kathy Lingo, UT Dallas Lisa Bell, UT Dallas

This presentation will be a frank discussion and a lively exchange of opinions as to whether or not the 2008 election provoked a paradigm shift in America from one of vic- timization and blame to one of responsibility and accountability.

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5:10-6:20 MEET THE AUTHOR TBA Lobby Level NOTES: Panel Chair: Patrick Mercier, Cypress Lakes High School

Panel Coordinator: Patrick Mercier, Cypress Lakes High School Educatorof the Year

MEET THE AUTHOR A Small Taste of Redwine Presenter: Carroll E. Redwine

6:30-7:45 EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR RECEPTION TBA TBA 2009 Educator of Year Nominees will be introduced

8:00- TFA Business Meeting TBA Lobby Level

8:00- “Town Hall Debate: Media in Today’s World”

Sponsor: Rhetoric/Communication Theory TBA Lobby Level Reception Take a cue for the 2008 Convention theme. The participants will present A proposition on “The Media” and let loose their positions, arguments and evidence in an informative and entertaining manner. Moderator: Charles Wise, St. Philips College, San Antonio Debaters : Linda Alderson, Boling ISD, (ret.) Cary Voss, Victoria College Russell Kirkscey, Blanco High School Wayne Kraemer, Texas State University

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2009 FRIDAY 8:00-9:10 8:00-9:10 7:00-8:00 TACA BUSINESS MEETING TBA Lobby Level

Chair: Debbi Hatton, Sam Houston State University

Everyone is welcome to come join in the fun!

8:00-9:00 REGISTRATION CONTINUES Las Colinas Foyer 3rd loor

DON’T FORGET TO BUY YOUR LUNCHEON TICKET

PANEL D 8:00-9:10 FRIDAY

D1 Using Computers in Research ( Recommended for New Coaches ) TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Argumentation & Debate Panel/Program Chair: Jeremy Martin, ???? Panel Coordinator: Nikki Young, ????

Presenters: Jeremy Martin , Jack C. Hays High School Matthew Murrell, McNeil High School

An analysis of how to use online tools to aid the research process across all events, in- cluding: policy, LD, congress, extemp, and public forum. Presenters will look at online journals, search engines, news services, news feeds, and databases.

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008 (D PANELS 8:00-9:10 CONT.) A Second Language

NOTES: D2 Using Non-Verbal Communication for Classroom Management TBA TBA Sponsor: Instructional Development: High School Panel/Program Chair: Lacye Odam, San Marcos HS Panel Coordinator: Lacye Odam, San Marcos HS

Presenters: Lacye Odam, San Marcos HS Greg Mayo, Ross Sterling HS Tia Woods, Midway HS

Presenters will discuss how proxemics, room design, eye contact, etc. can both positively and negatively influence classroom management.

D3 Blocking techniques for various IE Events TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Oral Interpretation and Performance Studies Panel/Program Chair: Victoria Beard, Spring Woods High Coordinator: Victoria Beard, Spring Woods High

Presenters: Victoria Beard, Spring Woods High School, Scott Baker, Cypress Ridge High School Heath Martin, Westside High School

This panel is designed to give the Interp coach blocking techniques when coaching their oral interpretation students.

8:00-9:10 D4 Intercultural Adaptation and Study Abroad TBA Lobby Level

FRIDAY, continues continues FRIDAY, Sponsor: Rhetoric and Communication Theory Panel/Program Chair: Raymond Puchot, McLennan Community College Coordinator: Rosalinda Cantu, South Texas College

Presenter: Carley Dodd, Abilene Christian University Joe Leahy, North Lake College Janice Lester, Los Fresnos High School

In this panel, we focus on how understanding nonverbal signals help us adapt when en- tering a different culture.

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D5 Using Nonverbal Communication Exercises Across the Communication NOTES: Curriculum TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development: College and University Panel/Program Chair: Trudy L. Hanson, West Texas A&M University Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Nonverbal Scavenger Hunt²

Connie McKee, West Texas A&M University

Improving our Environment: Using Service-Learning in the Nonverbal Communications Course Jessica Mallard, West Texas A&M University

Nonverbal Storytelling

Trudy L. Hanson, West Texas A&M University FRIDAY, continues

It¹s Not What We Say, But How We Say It Raymond Puchot, McLennan Community College 8:00-9:10

D6 “Teaching with Technology in the Communication Applications Classroom” TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Texas Forensics Association Program Chair: ???? Coordinator: ???? Presenter: Angie Richard, Klein Oak High School Shauna Mayes, Klein Oak High School

Angie Richard and Shauna Mayes of Klein Oak High School will present strategies for integrating technology in the Comm Apps Classroom.

D7 I Am Going To Get mine: Winning the Game of Scholarship Acquisition TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Mass Communications Program Chair: Jacqueline Whitaker, Lee College Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Raymond Puchot, McLennan Community College Daniel Rosales, Franklin High School Quentin Wright, Dallas County Community College District Kathy lingo, UT Dallas Lisa Bell, UT Dallas Laura Acosta, Barbers Hill ISD

This interactive workshop will provide direction on how students, in general, but espe- cially “students of color,” can obtain financial support in order to afford the rising cost involved with “Higher Education.”

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2008 (D PANES 8:00-9:10 CONT.) A Second Language D8 The State of Middle School Speech in Texas NOTES: TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development Middle School Panel/Program Chair: Sandra Jones, ???? Coordinator: Sandra Jones, ????

Presenters: George Tennison. E.A. Olle MS Sara Jane Barno, El Paso Gwen White, Craig MS Jenny Garrison, N.O. LA Participants will discuss the varied roles and duties of the middle school speech teacher across the state and how these roles may develop in the future. For speech educators at all levels, this session will explore the place where speech education begins for an in- creasing number of students.

9:20-10:20 SECOND GENERAL SESSION TBE/F Lobby Level

11:00-12:00 CONVENTION REGISTRATION CONTINUES Las Colinas SECOND SECOND Foyer Lobby PANEL E 10:30-11:40 FRIDAY GENERAL SESSION SESSION GENERAL Level

E1 The Dynamics of Student Mentoring ???????? ?????? Sponsor: Mass Communications Panel/Program Chair: Jacqueline Whitaker, Lee College Panel Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Raymond Puchot , Mclennan Community College Luis Garza, J. Frank Dobie High School Kathy Lingo and Lisa Bell, UT Dallas Laura Acosta, Barbers Hill ISD

The panelists will explain how students can be successful mentors in various situations. Following the presentations, attendees are invited to share their experiences and ques- tions in an open and frank discussion.

E2 G.I.F.T.S. at TSCA Convention 2009 TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development: College and University 10:30-11:40 10:30-11:40 Panel/Program Chair: ????? Coordinator: ?????

FRIDAY, continues FRIDAY, Presenters: The Letter I’ll Never Receive: Healing Repressed Emotions by Letting Go Jackie Ganschow, Del Mar College

You are Smart Like a College Student: Using PowerPoint to Create Your Very own Game Show

Mendy Meurer, Del Mar College

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E3 Student Papers in Rhetoric and Communication Theory TBA Lobby Level NOTES: Sponsor: Rhetoric and Communication Theory Program Chair: George Pacheco, Jr., Angelo State University Coordinator: Russell Kirkscey, Blanco High School

Presenters: The Drug Bust Heard ‘Round the World: A Fantasy Theme Analysis of “Tulia, Texas” J. Kirk Scarbrough, West Texas A&M University

Gender Identify as a Function of Familial Communication Immediacy Lynn P. Hartshorn, Abilene Christian University

A Cluster Analysis of President Barak Obama’s 2009 Inaugural Address Benjamin Miller, West Texas A&M University

A Rhetorical Analysis of News Coverage of Michael Phelp’s “Fall from Grace” Sean Stewart, West Texas A&M University Preaching in the Face of Death: An Analysis of the First Christian: Martyr’s Rhetorical Problem Dustin A. Wood, Texas A & M University Respondent: Dr. Trudy L. Hanson, West Texas A&M University FRIDAY, continues

10:30-11:40 E4 “Interp Advocacy” TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Texas Forensics Association Program Chair: ???? Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Karen Wilbanks, TFA President Robert Shepard, TFAVice President

This session, led by TFA President, Karen Wilbanks, and Vice President, RobertShepard, and will focus on strategies for advocating for Oral Interp programs in our schools and communities, within TFA and in NFL. This will include discussions on interp judging, point differences in TFA/NFL and how to make our voices heard.

E5 New teacher strategies for teaching oral interpretations TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Oral Interpretation & Performance Studies Panel/Program Chair: Ronda Craig, Mexia High School Coordinator: Ronda Craig, Mexia High School

Presenters: Ronda Craig, Mexia High School Myrna Bass, Athens High School

This panel presents new strategies for teaching oral interpretation in the classroom.

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NOTES: E6 The Kritik in Policy Debate ( Recommended for New Coaches TBA TBA

Sponsor: Argumentation & Debate Program/Panel Chair: Eric Emerson, ???? Coordinator: Yvonne Sobhani-Bedru, ????

Presenters: Matt Reichle, Ronald Reagan High School Eric Emerson, The Kinkaid School Eric Forslund, Greenhill School

An analysis of the kritik as it is used in policy debate, including its use on the affirmative and negative. An in-depth look at specific positions and authors, including topic-specific arguments, will be included.

E7 Positive Student Teacher Relationships Through Non-Verbal Communication TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development: High School Program/Panel Chair: Lacye Odam, San Marcos HS Coordinator: Lacye Odam, San Marcos HS

Presenters: Lacye Odam, San Marcos HS

10:30-11:40 10:30-11:40 CJ Odam, San Marcos Melissa Edwards, Pine Tree HS

FRIDAY, continues FRIDAY, Presenters will discuss how teachers’ use of non-verbal communication can foster a posi- tive relationship with students and how students’ non-verbal communication influences teachers.

E8 Proxemics and Cultural Differences Sponsor: Interpersonal Coordinator Kathy Tower Chair Sarah Contreras Presenters Sarah Contreras Carley Dodd Dundra Hollins Mendy Meurer

Description This panel will examine the common cultural problems of proxemics, and raise awareness to how it is practiced differently across cultures.

11:50-1:30 CONFERENCE LUNCHEON Mandalay Ballroom Lobby Level (TICKETS REQUIRED) Communicator of the Year and TSCA Educators of the Year LUNCHEON Award Presentation CONVENTION

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2:00-3:00 Registration Continues LAS COLINAS FOYER Lobby Level 1:40-2:40 District Meetings NOTES: Districts 1, 2, 3, & 4 Andaman Lobby Level Districts 5, 6, 7, 8,, & 9 Bengal Lobby Level Districts 10 & 11 Lashio Lobby Level Districts 12, 14, 15, & 16 Nepal Lake Level Districts 17, 18, & 19 Rangoon Lobby Level Districts 13, & 20 Salween Lobby Level Find your district using the chart below. Districts are the same as your local high school Educational Service Center Regional Headquarters. See map on back of cover.

Region# Headquarters Region # Headquarters Region # Headquarters

1 Edinburg 8 Mount Pleasant 15 San Angelo 2 Corpus Christi 9 Wichita Fall 16 Amarillo 3 Victoria 10 Richardson 17 Lubbock 4 Houston 11 Fort Worth 18 Midland 5 Beaumont 12 Waco 19 El Paso 6 Huntsville 13 Austin 20 San Antonio 7 Kilgore 14 Abilene 2:50-4:00 2:50-4:00 PANEL F 2:50-4:00 FRIDAY FRIDAY F1 Effective Non-Verbal & Verbal Teaching Strategies TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Instructional Development: High School Program/Panel Chair: Jana Riggins, UIL Coordinator: Ronda Craig, Mexia HS

Presenters: Jana Riggins, UIL, Racy Grant, Hallsville HS Jennifer White, Spring Hill HS Myrna Bass, Athens HS Sami Womack, Aubrey HS Ronda Craig, Mexia HS

Presenters will discuss faux pas teachers make when teaching as well as suggestions and skills for being a better educator.

F2 Outstanding Scholar in Rhetoric and Communication Theory TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Rhetoric and Communication Theory Program/Panel Chair: Trudy Hanson, West Texas A&M University Coordinator: Trudy Hanson, West Texas A&M University

Join us in honoring the scholarship and service of Dr. Steven A. Beebe, Texas State Uni- versity

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NOTES: F3 Recruitment: The Value of TSCA to Community Colleges and University Instructors TBA Lobby Level Sponsor:TACA Panel/Program Chair: Mary Evelyn Collins, Sam Houston State University Coordinator: ????

Presenter: ??????

With recent mandates to cut travel expenses in higher education, membership at the com- munity college and university levels of TSCA has declined. Please join us in a round table discussion on how to more effectively recruit members of our Community Colleges and Universities across Texas to join TSCA. Discussion will include the benefits of TSCA to higher education as well as creative strategies for funding travel.

F4 Non-Verbal Unit in Communication Applications: Beginning to End TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development: High School Pane/Program Chair: C.J. Odam, San Marcos HS Panel Coordinator: Yvonne Sobhani-Bedra, Pasadena Memorial HS

Presenters: C.J. Odam, San Marcos HS, Mary Kirkpatrick, Connally HS Lacye Odam, San Marcos HS Holly Reineking, Kingwood Park HS

2:50-4:00 Presenters will give activities, lessons, assessments, and more to help teach a fully devel- oped unit for the non-verbal unit in Communication Applications. Participants need not bring anything to present.

FRIDAY, continues FRIDAY, F5 Instructional Development Middle School Corpus C Lobby Level Sponsor:Instructional Development: Middle School Panel/Program Chair: Patty Brant, ???? Panel Coordinator: Patty Brant, ????

Presenters: Mary Jane Grantt, El Paso Sara Jane Barno, El Paso

Explore fun ways to teach nonverbal communication in the middle school classroom.

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F7 Theory in Lincoln-Douglas Debate (Recommended for New Coaches) NOTES: TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Argumentation & Debate Panel/Program Chair: Stacy Thomas, ???? Coordinator: Terri Robinson, ????

Presenters: Eric Melin, Carroll Senior High Jennifer Miller, Marcus High School

Presenters will discuss various theory arguments (this includes arguments about the “rules” of LD and debate in general) that are being used by competitors in debates along with ways to answer or address these types of arguments.

F8 Where Have All The Cowboys Gone? Assessing The Growing Gender Gap in Education and its Socio-Economic Impact.

TBA Lobby Level FRIDAY, continues Sponsor: Mass Communications Pane/Program Chair: ????

Panel Coordinator: ???? 2:50-4:00

Presenters: Raymond Puchot , Mclennan Community College Jacqueline Whitaker, Lee College Kathy Lingo, UT Dallas Lisa Bell, UT Dallas

With fewer males enrolling in college, what impact will this have on the future work- force, family structure and gender expectations? This panel will have an interactive dis- cussion about the possible causes for the decline in male enrollment, discuss some strate- gies to help males succeed in education and achieve their dreams.

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4:10-5:10 Interest Group Meetings Argument and Debate Andaman Lobby Level Interpersonal/Organizational Martaban Lobby Level Mass Communication Lashio Lobby Level TACA Salween Lobby Level

5:20-6:20 Interest Group Meetings Theatre Lashio Lobby Level Instructional Development: Middle School Salween Lobby Level Instructional Development: High School Andaman Lobby Level Instructional Development: College & University Martaban Lobby Level

4:10-8:30 PROFESSORS’ PEFROMANCE HOUR

6:30-7:30 Professor’s Performance Hour TBA FRIDAY, continues FRIDAY, Panel Chair: Ronda Craig, Mexia High School Panel Coordinator: Ralph Long, Collin County Community College

“The Phenomenon of Women” Dru Bookout, Ronda Craig, Karen Gossett, Amy Kasperzick, Ralph Long

PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION 7:30-8:45 Enjolie Lake Level

Join us as we honor our President-Lois Davis

8:30- TFA Meeting #2 TBA Lobby Level INTEREST MEETINGS INTEREST Professors Performance Hour Hour Performance Professors PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION

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8:00-9:00 Executive Council Breakfast Meeting Las Colinas Salon D NOTES: All District Chairs (New and Old) Lobby Level

9:15-10:15 Late Registration Continues Las Colinas Foyer

PANELS G 9:10-10:20 SATURDAY

G1 I have my MA, now what do I do? Tips to Getting a Teaching Job at the College Level TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: TACA Panel/Program Chair: Barbara J. Mayo - Northeast Lakeview College Coordinator: ????

Presenters: ???? Have you ever wondered what administrators look for when reviewing potential appli- cants in higher education? Panelists will discuss the various "Dos and Don'ts" of the job

search at the community college and university levels while providing tips on attire, non- SATURDAY

verbals, CVs, researching, networking and many more insider tips. If you are searching 9:10-10-20 for a job, you won't want to miss this one!

G2 “Making the Most of an Interp Work Session” TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Texas Forensics Association Panel/Program Chair: Panel Coordinator:

Presenter: Robert Shepard, TFA Vice President

This panel will be led by Robert Shepard and will take coaches through several strategies for making the most of work sessions.

G3 Understanding the cultural differences in nonverbal communication in middle and high school students TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development: Middle School Panel/Program Chair: ???? Panel Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Sandra Jones, Killough MS George Tennison, E.A. Olle MS The panel will present and discuss information on how ethnicity effects non-verbal com- munication

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NOTES: G4 “Designing Duo” Nueces B Lobby Level

Sponsor: Texas Forensics Association Program/Panel Chair: ???? Coordinator: ????

Presenter: Kristy Minor, Mansfield High School Grant Hahn, Grapevine High School

This workshop will be led by Kristy Minor of Mansfield High School and Grant Hahn of Grapevine High School. It will focus on how to block/choreograph stunning duos.

G5 Public Forum Demonstration Debate (Recommended For New Coaches TBA Lobby Level Sponsor:Argumentation & Debate Program/Panel Chair: Cheryl Potts, Plano Sr. High School Coordinator: Cheryl Potts, Plano Sr. High School

Presenters: This panel will include a combination of local coaches and stu dents to be selected in the school year of this presentation.

Local students will debate in a demonstration round that will be critiqued by coaches 9:10-10:20 9:10-10:20 with various perspectives.

SATURDAY, continues continues SATURDAY, G6 The Stuff We’re Made Of TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development: High School Program/Panel Chair: Melissa Denny, Amarillo HS Coordinator: Melissa Denny, Amarillo HS

Presenters: Melissa Denny, Amarillo HS, Ann Shofner, Reagan HS Cyndi Wiebusch, Reagan HS Karen Cunningham, Reagan HS

Presenters will discuss what our consumer choices, symbols/logos, preferences say about us.

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G7 The Rhetoric of Memory NOTES:

Sponsor: Rhetorical and Communication Theory

Panel Chair: Shawn Duthie, Holiday High School Panel Coordinator: Coordinator: Chad Flisowski, Calhoun High School

Presenters: Rhetoric of Architecture, Mary Evelyn Collins, Sam Houston State University Quilts: A Nonverbal History of Cultures, Linda Alderson, Legacy Communication Resources SATURDAY, continues Set in Stone: Communicating From the Grave Through Headstones, Joanna Hickey, Boling High School

The panelists examine the nonverbal elements of memory in our culture. Archi- 10:30-11:40 tecture, quilts, and gravestones are examined through oral and visual criticism.

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TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2009 (H PANELS 10:30-11:40 CONT.) A Second Language NOTES: H PANELS 10:30-11:40 SATURDAY

H1 Nonverbal Images and the 2008 Presidential Campaign Sponsor: Rhetorical and Communication Theory Panel/Program Chair: Russell Kirkscey, Blanco High School Coordinator: ????

Presenters: Shirtsleeves and Smiles: Obama as the “Man of the People” Mary Evelyn Collins, Sam Houston State University

The Speech, the Moment, the Media: An Analysis of the Media Reaction to the Obama Speech on Race Leigh Browning, West Texas A&M University Jessica Mallard, West Texas A&M University

This panel focuses on the memorable images of the 2008 candidates and how these im- ages came to define the campaign.

H2 The State of Middle School Speech in Texas TBA Lobby Level Sponsor: Instructional Development:Middle School Program/Panel Chair: Mary Jane Grant Panel Coordinator: Mary Jane Grant

Presenters: SATURDAY, continues SATURDAY, 10:30-11:40 Sara Jane Barno, Hornedo Middle School Gwen White, Abilene Jenny Garrison, New Orleans George Tennison, E. A. Olle Middle School

Participants will discuss the varied roles and duties of the middle school speech teacher across the state and how these roles may develop in the future. For speech educators at all levels, this session will explore the place where speech education begins for students.

H3 Minority Activism: How to Truly Get Your Voice Heard Within Your Educational Institution and Local Community Nueces B Lobby Level

Sponsor: Mass Communications Program/Panel Chair: Jacqueline Whitaker, Lee College Coordinator: ????

Presenter: Raymond Puchot, McLennan Community College Laura Acosta, Barbers Hill, ISD Luis Garza, J. Frank Dobie High School Daniel Rosales, Franklin High School Joe Willis, Midland College Quentin Wright, Dallas County Community College District

This workshop will provide techniques and skills to promote minority diversification on campuses and within communities.

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H4 Public Forum Debate 101 NOTES: TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Argumentation & Debate Program/Panel Chair: Cheryl Potts, Plano Sr. High School Coordinator: Cheryl Potts, Plano Sr. High School

Presenters: Cheryl Potts, Plano Sr. High School Allen Stewart, Westwood High School Eric Melin, Carroll Senior High

This program will provide everything you need to know about developing and building Public Forum as an event at your school. Presenters will explore the basics of the event, case construction, coaching techniques, and information you need to know for debating SATURDAY, continues the event around the State.

H5 Our Shared History – Three Circuits, One Goal TBA Lobby Level 10:30-11:40

Sponsor: Instructional Development: High School Panel/Program Chair: Sami Womack, Aubrey HS Coordinator: Sami Womack, Aubrey HS

Presenters: Sami Womack, Aubrey HS Virginia Myers, Retired Shawn Duthie, Holliday HS Melissa Locke, Coronado HS Jana Riggins, UIL

Presenters will discuss the creation and missions of UIL, TFA and NFL and our common heritage.

H6 Making a Positive First Impression: Electronic Portfolio Considerations TBA TBA

Sponsor: Instructional Development: College and University Program/Panel Chair: Natalie Bryant, South Plains College Panel Coordinator: Stephanie Stanley Allen, South Plains College

Presenters: June Smith, Angelo State University

Face to face opportunities in job searches rely heavily on whether or not your portfolio caught the future employer’s attention. Making a good first impression through the sub- mission and application process is becoming more and more important. This program will give detailed considerations for electronic portfolios from inception through submis- sion.

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NOTES: H7 Exploring the Rhetoric of Nonverbal Communication Textbooks TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Rhetoric and Communication Theory Program/Panel Chair: Barbara J. Mayo, Northeast Lakeview College Coordinator: Tia Woods, Midway High School

Presenter: Joe Cardot, Abilene Christian University

This panel explores the nonverbal communication textbooks available for course adop- tion.

H8 The Beginning, Middle and End: Comm App Bell to Bell TBA Lobby Level

Sponsor: Instructional Development-High School Program/Panel Chair: Marsha Wiseman, Glen Rose HS

Panel Coordinator: Ruben Richardson, ????

Presenters: Katie Clifford Booher, Poteet HS Marsha Wiseman, Glen Rose HS Holly Reineking, Kingwood Park HS

Presenters will offer substitute plans, bell-ringers, activities, units, sponge activities, etc. 10:30-11:40 10:30-11:40

SATURDAY, continues SATURDAY,

44 TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language THIRDSATURDAY, GENERAL OCTOBER SESSION 10, 200911:50-1:00

Las Colinas Salon E Lobby Level NOTES:

1:00-1:45 2010 Conference Planning Rangoon Lobby Level GENERAL ALL 2009-2010 District Chairs and Interest Group Chairs Must Attend along with 2010 Local Arrangement Committee

THIRD 1:45-3:00 TFA Business Meeting #3 Rangoon Lobby Level (if needed)

SESSION TSCA CONFERENCE 2010 CALL FOR PAPERS AND PANELS

CULTURAL COMMUNICATION: CREATING CHAOS OR COMMUNITY?

SATURDAY

Omni Houston Hotel Westside 11:50-1:30 13210 Katy Freeway Houston, TX 77079 Phone: 281-558-8338 FAX: 281-558-3889

October 6-9, 2010

A complete call for papers can be found Online at: http://www. etsca.com Direct all questions to Kandi King, Vice-president Elect

[email protected] WWW. ETSCA.COM

DALLAS, DALLAS, TX TSCA2009 Deadline: March 1, 2010 Please submit them, in Microsoft Publisher, by the dead- line! Also, please enter panel information in the format laid out in the current program.

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Attendance Record and CPE Verification Sheet ** *General Sessions and Committee Meetings do not count toward CPE hours. TFA Meetings count as IG Meeting***

Participant’s Name______

Session Session Title/#of hours Facilitators’ Signature

10/07/09 District and Interest Group Meetings ______

10/08/09 Panel A Program ______

10/08/09 New Member Luncheon ______

10/08/09 Panel B Program ______

10/08/09 Interest Group Meetings #1 ______

10/08/09 Panel C Program ______

10/08/09 Meet the Author ______

10/09/09 Panel D Program ______

10/09/09 Panel E Program ______

10/09/09 District Meetings ______

10/09/09 Panel F Program ______

10/09/09 Interest Group Meeting #2 ______

10/09/09 Interest Group Meeting #3 ______

10/09/09 Professors’ Performance Hour ______

10/10/09 Panel G Program ______

10/10/09 Panel H Program ______

Total Number of Conference CPE hours. ______48

TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION 2009 CONVENTION Beyond Words: Nonverbal Communications A Second Language TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY NOTES: Regional Education Service Centers (ESCs) TSCA Districts

10 1 Edin- 2 Corpus 5 Beau- 6 Hunts- 8 Mt. 9 Wichita 3 Victoria 4 Houston 7 Kilgore Richard- burg Christi mont ville Pleasant Falls son

11 Fort 14 Abi- 15 San 16 Ama- 17 Lub- 18 Mid- 19 El 20 San 12 Waco 13 Austin Worth lene Angelo rillo bock land Paso Antonio

Use this map to determine where to go for your District Meeting!

See you next year in Houston for the TSCA 2010 Convention!

Keep in touch with the latest news at www.estca.com

48 NOTES COMMUNICATOR OF THE Y EAR RINEY J ORDAN

An educator for over 30 years in the Grapevine-Colleyville ISD; a motivational humorist and author for the last 10, Riney Jordan has spoken to hundreds of audiences around the country. He has been called “the best speaker in America” and has won numerous awards and recognitions including the “Key Communicator” at the Texas School Board State Conference and the “Professional Achievement Award” from the Texas Public Relations Association. Mr. Jordan has a regular article in the “Texas School Business “ Magazine. and author of the book: All the Difference A devoted husband, father, and grandfather, he values family time and writing at his retirement home in Hamilton, Texas "If you've ever had that "Why am I here?" feeling, I heartily recommend a prescription of Riney. One dose is all it takes!" — Dale Caffey, Public Information Officer, Waco ISD

The Riney Jordan Company—http://www.rineyjordan.com

50 TSCA THANKS CITY F LORIST

For providing the flowers for the convention meetings and President Reception.

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