2006 Southern States Communication Association 76th Annual Convention and the 16th Annual Theodore Clevenger Jr. Undergraduate Honors Conference April 5-9, 2006
Dallas Marriot Quorum by the Galleria Dallas-Addison, Texas Our Family Values: Defining and Fostering Excellence in Communication Study, Education, and Performance
Kenneth N. Cissna, President Charles H. Tardy, Vice President Craig Allen Smith, Vice President-Elect J. Emmett Winn, Executive Director
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Table of Contents 2006 Southern States Communication Association 76th Annual Convention and the 16th Annual Theodore Clevenger Jr. Undergraduate Honors Conference
4WELCOME
5 UHC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6 SSCA CONVENTION INFORMATION Registration Event Schedule Audiovisual Support
7BUSINESS MEETINGS
8SPECIAL EVENTS
9HOTEL MAP
11 CONFERENCE PROGRAM LISTINGS Day 1: Wednesday, April 5, 2006 Day 2: Thursday, April 6, 2006 Day 3: Friday, April 7, 2006 Day 4: Saturday, April 8, 2006 Day 5: Sunday, April 9, 2006
74 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS
80 ASSOCIATION INFORMATION Officers Committees Division and Interest Groups Charter Members and Executive Directors SCJ Editors and Presidents Conventions and Hotels Life and Patron Members Institutional and Emeritus Members Constitution
98 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements
114 2007 CONVENTION - CALL FOR PAPERS
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Dear SSCA Members and Conventioneers: WELCOME I hope you are as excited about this convention as I. Hundreds of individuals have spent countless hours to make this event possible and unfortunately, nobody can take in more than a small part of what they have made available to us. Let me identify some sessions you should consider attending:
Plenary sessions. Roderick P. Hart, Shivers Chair of Communication and Professor of Government at the University of Texas at Austin will present a keynote address at the close of the first day of the convention. Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of South Carolina, will address the convention theme of “Excellence” at our awards luncheon on Saturday.
Crisis Communication Sessions. Scholars from across our region have responded energetically to the tragedies resulting from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. A sequence of eight panels reporting this work has been scheduled for the first day of the conference. The day will conclude with a performance session based on the narratives of Katrina survivors.
Workshops. Continuing this innovation from last year’s convention, we are offering eight double-session workshops that provide opportunities for active participation and thorough discussion. Topics from job seeking to writing textbooks should appeal to members in any stage of an academic career.
Breakfast Roundtable Discussions. On Saturday morning, you can start the day with a stimulating conversation about issues of current importance to our profession while enjoying a light breakfast. Table topics range from the role of spirituality in our discipline to the war in Iraq.
Social Events. The Conference Welcome Reception on Thursday, the Awards Luncheon on Saturday, and the Osborn Reception for award winners and UHC participants Saturday evening provide great opportunities for starting, building, or nurturing the relationships that make SSCA a “family” organization.
I have enjoyed the challenge of organizing these events. Many aided my efforts: approximately 600 individuals prepared papers and panel presentations; 19 division and interest group vice chairs worked diligently to ensure that the best work of their members was presented; Rob Ulmer and Trudy Hanson helped with the association’s responses to Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Wilma; Deanna Dannels organized the preconference. Also, I am grateful for the workshop and breakfast roundtable discussion leaders who shared my vision for this conference. My predecessors in this office left a legacy that I have strived to emulate. Ken Cissna has been especially generous with his time as I have frequently sought his guidance. Emmett Winn provided a steady hand throughout this process. Emily Cain, my efficient and diligent graduate assistant, handled almost all of the organizational work of scheduling the sessions and producing the program. My faculty colleagues at Southern Miss helped or covered for me in various ways as I attended SSCA duties. I am especially grateful to Elliott Pood, Dean of the College of Arts and Letters, for his support of our department’s involvement in the association.
Take a few moments to look closely at what is available at the conference and I am certain you will share my enthusiasm.
Charles H. Tardy
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This year's Theodore Clevenger, Jr. UHC ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Undergraduate Honors Conference results from the contributions of many people. Ken Cissna and Chuck Tardy shared their valuable experience, and Deanna Dannels, Kelly Norris and Pei Jung Sou provided advice and help at NC State. Neil Rowe of Waveland Press supported our call for papers and Mike and Suzy Osborn again sponsored the reception.
Special thanks go to Kelly Albada, Mary Evelyn Collins, Gary Copeland, Elissa Foster, Victoria Gallagher, Jerold Hale, Joy Hart, Rachel Holloway, Carl Kell, Rita Kirk, Verlaine McDonald, Randy Rogan, Kathie Turner who read the papers and will work with the students. Most important of all are the undergraduate students who submitted their papers and the professors who taught them and encouraged them to participate in the conference.
Craig Allen Smith
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CONVENTION INFORMATION REGISTRATION
The registration desk is located in the hallway near Salon D.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 8:00 A.M. TO 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. TO 6:00 P.M.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. FRIDAY, APRIL 7 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 8 8:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
EXHIBIT SCHEDULE
Exhibits are located in the hallway outside of Salons E & F.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6 12:00 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. FRIDAY, APRIL 7 10:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
SATURDAY, APRIL 8 9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
AUDIOVISUAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPORT
All available audiovisual equipment has been reserved and is committed to those participants who have requested it from the Vice President. No equipment will be provided at the convention by SSCA that has not been reserved. Participants who have not reserved audiovisual equipment through the Vice President may contract directly with the hotel for the equipment they desire, the expense of which will be the sole responsibility of the participant.
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BUSINESS MEETINGS LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE 1501 Wednesday, April 5 3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Yellow Rose EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1503 Wednesday, April 5 4:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. Yellow Rose EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 1601 Wednesday, April 5 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Addison 2101 Thursday, April 6 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Addison SSCA BREAKFAST BUSINESS MEETING 3100 Friday, April 7 8:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Salon E 2006 NOMINATING COMMITTEE MEETING 4208 Saturday, April 8 9:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Addison 2006 CONVENTION PLANNING MEETING 4308 Saturday, April 8 10:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Addison AWARDS LUNCHEON 4401 Saturday, April 8 12:00 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Salon E REFLECTION ON THE CONVENTION 5000 Sunday, April 9 7:15 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Lobby area COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES MEETING 5113 Sunday, April 9 8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. Salon J
DIVISION BUSINESS MEETINGS APPLIED COMMUNICATION 3605 Friday, April 7 4:30 p.m. Preston Trail 3 COMMUNICATION THEORY 3606 FRIDAY, APRIL 7 4:30 P.M.PRESTON TRAIL 2 COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3604 Friday, April 7 4:30 p.m. Bent Tree 3 FREEDOM OF SPEECH 4704 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Cottonwood GENDER STUDIES 3607 Friday, April 7 4:30 p.m. Preston Trail 1 INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT 4702 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Bluebonnet INTERCULTURAL DEVELOPMENT 3608 Friday, April 7 4:30 p.m. Addison INTERPERSONAL DEVELOPMENT 4701 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Preston Trail 3 LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL INTERACTION 3610 Friday, April 7 4:30 p.m. Salon C MASS COMMUNICATION 3611 Friday, April 7 4:30 p.m. Salon D PERFORMANCE STUDIES 4707 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Addison POLITICAL COMMUNICATION 4708 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Azalea POPULAR COMMUNICATION 4703 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Salon C PUBLIC RELATIONS 4711 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Salon D RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS 3601 Friday, April 7 4:30 p.m. Mesquite 1 SOUTHERN FORENSICS 4709 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Salon B
INTEREST GROUP BUSINESS MEETINGS ACA 3609 Friday, April 7 4:30 p.m. Salon B ASHR 4706 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Preston Trail 1 KENNETH BURKE SOCIETY 4705 Saturday, April 8 5:30 p.m. Preston
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SPECIAL EVENTS WEDNESDAY 1001+ Communication Across the Bent Tree 2 & 3 9:00 a.m. Curriculum Preconference & others
THURSDAY 2506 Workshop: SSCA Cooperative Addison 2:00 p.m. Research Project 2509 Workshop: Exploring New Directions in Salon B 2:00 p.m. Teaching Public Speaking 2713 Plenary: Roderick P. Hart Mesquite 1 & 2 5:00 p.m. “The Sound of Leadership in a Time of War” 2801 Conference Welcome Reception Salon E 6:00 p.m. 2913 Post-Katrina Performance Salon D 7:00 p.m.
FRIDAY 3100 Association Business Meeting Salon E 8:00 a.m. 3307 Workshop: Media Convergence in Dallas Preston Trail 1 12:00 p.m. 3308 Past Presidents’ Luncheon Presidential Suite 12:00 p.m. 3311 Workshop: Documenting Creative Salon D 12:00 p.m. Achievement in Promotion Binders for Performance Studies and Theatre Faculty 3400 Workshop: Job Seeking in the Addison 1:30 p.m. Communication Discipline 3402 Workshop: Writing Communication Bent Tree 2 1:30 p.m. Textbooks 3507 Spotlight Scholar: Elizabeth Ellen Bell Preston Trail 1 3:00 p.m.
SATURDAY 4101 Round Table Breakfast Discussions Salon E 8:00 a.m. 4202 Workshop: Fighting Hatred and Racism Salon D / 9:00 a.m. through the Communication Curriculum Bluebonnet 4206 Perceived Relationships between Preston Trail 1 9:00 a.m. Rankings and Excellence 4209 Workshop: Body and Mind: Salon B 9:00 a.m. Incorporating Physiology into Communication Teaching and Research 4301 Spotlight Scholar: Raymie McKerrow Preston Trail 3 10:30 a.m. 4306 Papers on the History of SSCA Preston Trail 1 10:30 a.m. 4401 Annual Awards Luncheon Salon E 12:00 p.m. Keynote Address: Maryanne Fitzpatrick, “Transforming the Lives of our Students and Improving the World They Will Live In: Demanding Excellence in the Field of Human Communication in the 21st Century University”
4504 Meet the NCA Candidates Cottonwood 2:30 p.m. 4501 Spotlight Scholar: Maryanne Fitzpatrick Preston Trail 3 2:30 p.m. 4801 Osborn Reception Salon E 6:30 p.m. Honoring all SSCA Award Recipients and UHC Participants
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HOTEL MAP
Dallas/Addison Marriott Quorum by the Galleria LOBBY 14901 Dallas Parkway Dallas, Texas 75254 USA Phone: 1-972-661-2800
Outdoor Parking Lot ooms Fax: 1-972-934-1731 Mesquite 1 est R R
Mesquite 2
Preston Trail Ballroom Ballroom Bent Tree Ballroom Entrance Doors Registration Desk
Salon G Salon F Salon E Salon D Business Center Salon H Salon C
Salon I Salon B
Salon J Salon A
Back Aisle
Addison Room Shipping and Receiving
Mezzanine Floor 2nd Floor
Balcony Overlooking Lobby Yellowrose Magnolia Azalea
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1001 1101 REGISTRATION DESK BENT TREE 2 & 3 8:00 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M.
REGISTRATION COMMUNICATION ACROSS THE CURRICULUM 4:00 P.M. – 6:00 P.M. PRECONFERENCE
Chair: Deanna Dannels, North Carolina State University Plenary panel:
SETTING THE AGENDA FOR COMMUNICATION ACROSS THE CURRICULUM:
How Should We Focus Our Efforts?
Plenary Speakers: Kathleen M. Galvin, Northwestern University DAY 1 Roderick P. Hart, Wednesday, April 5, 2006 University of Texas at Austin Ann Q. Staton, Texas Woman’s University
This kickoff plenary panel will feature three speakers addressing the variety of agendas facing CXC at different institutions. Plenary speakers will address the following questions: How can communication across the curriculum help foster liberal education? How can communication across the curriculum embrace engaged pedagogy and scholarship? How can communication across the curriculum contribute to professional development?
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1201 1202 1203 BLUEBONNET COTTONWOOD PECAN 10:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. 10:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. 10:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.
WORKING WITH WRITING DOING CREDIBLE DEVELOPING DISCIPLINARY ASSESSMENT PARTNERSHIPS Facilitator: Chris M. Anson, North Carolina State University Facilitator: Marilee Bresciani, Facilitator: Ann L. Darling, Texas A&M University University of Utah As CXC becomes the “heir apparent” (Schneider) to writing across the Outcomes-based assessment is gaining in The evolution of CXC programs invites curriculum, leaders of both established and popularity as are demands for strong disciplinary connections. This developing programs must consider how accountability. How does one engage in workshop will focus on how a consultant writing and speaking relate to each other: effective, efficient, and enduring comes to know and understand the what role they might play (together or assessment? How does one ensure the communication practices of a particular separately) in students’ learning; how credibility of their assessment process and discipline as well as to design a curriculum faculty can support their integration in the findings? This interactive session will that enhances students’ understandings of discipline-based courses; how they relate to illustrate credible assessment strategies. and skills in using communication to technology-enhanced instruction; and how Participants will have opportunities to accomplish the work of their discipline. they can be brought together in faculty reflect on how these strategies can be development, curricular revision, and applied to their institutions and student services. In this workshop, programs. participants will: consider theoretical, pedagogical, and programmatic interrelationships of writing and speaking in CXC; share new ideas, approaches, and resources for integrating writing and speaking; and begin a strategic plan, based on the unique qualities of their programs and institutions.
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1301 1302 1303 BLUEBONNET COTTONWOOD PECAN 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M.
SUPPORTING CXC AND ENGINEERING AT COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT COMMUNICATION ACROSS LOUISIANA STATE OF ORAL COMMUNICATION THE CURRICULUM: THE UNIVERSITY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PROCESS OF STARTING A VIRGINIA COMMUNICATION CENTER Moderator: Lillian Bridwell-Bowles, Louisiana State University “A Communication Person’s Reflections Panelists: on the Importance of Offering and “An Overview of the LSU CxC Program: Kathleen J. Turner, Assessing Oral Communication at the Integrating CxC into Departmental University of Virginia” Davidson College Curricula and Digital Assessment and Robert E. Patterson, University of Virginia Kyle Love, Certification of Student Work” Columbia College Lillian Bridwell-Bowles, Louisiana State “Supporting Faculty, Service, and University Programmatic Quality Through Increasingly, institutions are establishing Assessing Oral Communication centers to enhance oral communication. “Building an Engineering Competency in the Bachelor of Two directors share lessons from their Communication Studio to Support Interdisciplinary Studies program” experiences, informed by the insights of Student Work” Lynda Phillips-Madson, University of others. Kyle Love transformed a skeletal Warren Hull, Louisiana State University Virginia center at Columbia College into a vital part of the institution. Kathleen J. Turner The panelists will describe the major “Coordinating Competency Assessment created a center at Davidson College in initiatives of LSU’s university-wide CxC of Oral Communication across Disciplines and Programs in the Highly the absence of a communication program program, how it has been integrated into Decentralized Academic Culture at UVA” to support it. They discuss issues from the curriculum requirements of the Jonathan Schnyer, University of Virginia purpose and budget to location and College of Engineering, how the newly- established Engineering Communication staffing. This panel explores recent collaborations Studio supports students’ work in across university disciplines and programs Communication-Intensive Engineering in assessing oral communication courses, students’ perspectives on these competency. The panel presents a case new learning models and the Studio, and study describing the process a university- CxC’s plans for assessing student wide oral communication assessment communication work through a digital committee at UVA took to assess portfolio program. competency in oral communication. The evolution of goal, student learning objectives, rubric development, and evaluation will be explored.
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1401 1402 1403 BLUEBONNET COTTONWOOD PECAN 3:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.
COMPETITIVE PAPERS: COMPETIVE PAPERS: COMPETITIVE PAPERS: SPOTLIGHT ON SPOTLIGHT ON NEEDS SPOTLIGHT ON CXC ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT STUDIES COLLABORATIONS
Chair and Discussant: Ann L. Darling, Chair and Discussant: Marilee Bresciani, Chair and Discussant: Chris M. Anson, University of Utah Texas A&M University North Carolina State University
“Professional Preparation through “Cross-Disciplinary Innovative Strategies “Redesigning Composition Curriculum Collaboration: Communication for Assessing Engineering in a CAC Program” Integration and Team Teaching in Civil Communication Competencies: A Case Steve Price, Monmouth College and Kerri and Environmental Engineering” Study Exploring Communication Jordan, Mississippi College April A. Kedrowicz, University of Utah Competencies in a Civil Engineering Capstone Curriculum” “Trends, Collaborations, and “I Know You Heard what You Thought I Derek R. Lane, University of Kentucky Transformations within the CXC Said, but what you Understood is not Movement in Past Decade” what I Meant: When Communication “Predispositions toward Communication Stephanie Tomlinson, Boise State University doesn’t Cross the Curriculum” of Business School Faculty and Juliane Mora, University of Utah Perceptions of Students’ Needs from a Communication across the Curriculum Program” Jerry L. Allen, University of New Haven; Joan O’Mara, University of Hartford; Kathleen Long, West Virginia Wesleyan College; and Ben Judd, University of New Haven
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1501 1503 YELLOW ROSE YELLOW ROSE 3:30 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. – 5:45 P.M.
SSCA LOCAL SSCA EXECUTIVE ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE MEETING COMMITTEE MEETING
1502 1601 MESQUITE BALLROOM ADDISON 4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M.
CXC PROGRAM FAIR AND SSCA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL HAPPY HOUR MEETING
Poster Presenters: Cynthia Deriemer, J.Sargeant Reynolds Community College Lillian Bridwell-Bowles, Louisiana State University Karen Powell, Louisiana State University Anand Rao, Mary Washington University Chris Anson, North Carolina State University Deanna Dannels, North Carolina State University Derek Lane, University of Kentucky Sarah Cavendish, University of Kentucky April Kedrowicz, University of Utah
Come socialize with your colleagues and see poster displays from five well- established CXC programs. As you share resources and learn from each other, enjoy appetizers and drinks compliments of Allyn & Bacon/Longman Publishing.
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2101 2103 ADDISON BALLROOM FOYER 8:00 A.M. – 11:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
SSCA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXHIBITS MEETING
2102 REGISTRATION DESK 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
REGISTRATION DAY 2 Thursday, April 6, 2006
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2205 2208 Crisis Communication Session2211 Crisis Communication Session PRESTON TRAIL 2 PRESTON TRAIL 1 SALON D 9:30 A.M. – 10:45 A.M. 9:30 A.M. – 10:45 A.M. 9:30 A.M. – 10:45 A.M.
TOP COMPETITIVE STUDIES COMMUNICATING ON HURRICANE KATRINA: IN GENDER: STUDENT MULTIPLE FRONTS: THE MEDIA COVERAGE OF AN DIVISION INTERSECTION OF THEORY, UNPRECEDENTED NATURAL INTERPERSONAL, AND MASS DISASTER MEDIA IN A TIME OF CRISIS SPONSOR: GENDER STUDIES DIVISION SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION Chair: Billy Wooten, SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT DIVISION Berea College Chair: Kelli L. Fellows, Moderator: Teresa R. Taylor, “Reflected Memory: A New Look at Appalachian State University Tougaloo College Holocaust Survivor Testimonies” * Jon Hoffman, University of Georgia “Was it a Failure in Risk Panelists: Communication?” David H. Goff, “A Traditional Way to Honor Non- Terry W. Cole, Appalachian State University University of West Georgia Traditional Heroes: The Total Women’s Linda D. Goff, Trading Cards” “Conflict in the Midst of a Disaster: A University of Southern Mississippi Lindsay D. Wakefield, Kansas State Critical Analysis of Conflict Between Wendy J. Hajjar, University Local, State, and National Government Officials” University of New Orleans “Uses of Fantasy Themes in the Men Can Steven J. Madden, Appalachian State Justin R. Young, Stop Rape Strength Campaign” University Tougaloo College Crystal Lane Swift, Louisiana State Teresa R. Taylor, University “Health Risk? What Health Risk? Tougaloo College Assessing Health Messages and Delivery During and Following Hurricane *Top Student Paper Award As Hurricane Katrina devastated parts of Katrina” Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, Kelli L. Fellows, Appalachian State local, national and international media University covered the catastrophic event and its aftermath. The papers on this panel will “Crisis Communication in Times of Disasters: The Role of College Radio examine media coverage of this Stations in the Aftermath of Hurricane unprecedented disaster. The panelists will Katrina” lead a discussion of their findings from Monica T. Pombo, Appalachian State personal narratives, surveys and interviews. University
“Providing Mass Social Support: Narrative Accounts of Disaster Relief Volunteers from Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas” Jean L. DeHart and Kelli L. Fellows, Appalachian State University
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2301 Crisis Communication Session 2302 MESQUITE 1 MESQUITE 2 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.
SELF-DEFENSE RHETORIC IN “The FEMA Riposte: The Rhetorical INTERPERSONAL THE AFTERMATH OF Defense of Michael Brown and the COMMUNICATION ACROSS HURRICANE KATRINA Federal Emergency Management Agency” DISTANCES AND Misty L. Knight, University of the Ozarks BOUNDARIES
SPONSOR:RHETORIC AND PUBLIC “Oops! Can I Change that Tactic? ADDRESS DIVISION Shifting the Blame and Cuddling up to SPONSOR: INTERPERSONAL Moderator: Robert A. Vartabedian, Rita in the Wake of Katrina’s Aftermath” COMMUNICATION DIVISION Eastern New Mexico University Doran L. O’Donnell, Louisiana State University at Alexandria Chair: Patricia Amason, SPONSOR: RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS University of Arkansas DIVISION “Distance and Relationships: The Effects Moderator: Robert A. Vartabedian, of Moving Away on Platonic Relationships” Eastern New Mexico University Jennifer Bernardi, Louisiana State “Gulf Coast Responses: The Public University Narrative Defense Surrounding Hurricane Katrina” “Family Values: Keeping the Publication Stephanie Thomson and Melissa Hopson- Connection via CMC” Sparks, Xavier University of Louisiana Marceline Thompson-Hayes, Arkansas State University; Danna Gibson, Columbus State “A Whirlwind of Mayoral Press University; Andrea Scott Towers, University Announcements: Mayor Ray Nagin’s of Central Florida; and Lynne M. Webb, Responses Before and After Hurricane University of Arkansas Katrina” Robert Glenn, Owensboro Community and “An Interpersonal and Relational Study Technical College in How Privacy Management and Boundaries are Maintained in Sibling “Governor Kathleen Blanco and the Relationships” National Guard Imbroglio: An Exercise in L. Lori Poole, University of Denver Post-Tragedy Response” Matthew C. Ramsey, University of Southern “It’s Not Your Mother’s Interpersonal Mississippi Communication: Erving Goffman and Carl Rogers in Cyberspace” “Regional Exigency to National Invective: Sarah E. Cavendish, University of Kentucky The Post-Katrina Apologia of George W. Bush” “Names and Compliance-Gaining” Richard A. Knight, Arkansas Tech University Thomas Baglan, Nerma Reggans, Melissa Jackson, and Vicki Spann, Arkansas State University
Respondent: Amber Walker, Pennsylvania State University
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2303 2304 2305 BENT TREE 3 PRESTON TRAIL 3 PRESTON TRAIL 2 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.
FREE AND RESPONSIBLE APPLIED COMMUNICATION OUR RESEARCH VALUES: SPEECH IN THE WITHIN LEADERSHIP ETHICAL DILEMMAS IN POSTMODERN PUBLIC LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL SPHERE INTERACTION RESEARCH SPONSOR: APPLIED COMMUNICATION DIVISION SPONSOR: LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL INTERACTION DIVISION SPONSOR: FREEDOM OF SPEECH DIVISION Chair: Linda Pysher Jurczak, University of Tennessee Moderator: Christine S. Davis, Chair: Pat Arneson, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Duquesne University “Descriptions of Leadership Communication Competence: Interviews Panelists: “Listening to the Other: An Argument with Four Female Leaders at a Linda Vangelis, for Examining Free Speech and Government Agency” Eastern Carolina University Communication Ethics in Deborah J. Stigall, University of Wisconsin Postmodernity” Eugenia Almeida, at Milwaukee Amanda G. McKendree, Duquesne Fayetteville State University University “Let’s Talk: A Constructivist Assessment Patricia Rockwell, of Managers’ Motivation in the University of Louisiana at Lafayette “The Narrative Paradigm and Justice, Workplace” Heather Gallardo, Free Speech, and Communication Ethics” Abby M. Brooks, University of Tennessee University of North Carolina at Charlotte Leeanne M. Bell, Duquesne University “Observers’ Demographic Profile in A panel of researchers will introduce the “Narrative and Ethics in Free and Relation to Leadership Communication topic of research values and ethics, each Responsible Speech: A Hermeneutic Competence” Inquiry” giving examples of ethical decisions of Dave Gesler, Murray State University Reshmi Sen, Duquesne University dilemmas involved in their research. We Respondent: Joy L. Hart, will then open the discussion to the “Freedom of Speech in a Postmodern audience to discuss and process ethical Age: The ‘Practical Philosophy’ of Ethics” University of Louisville situations in their research. As a group, we Tricia A. Giannone Henson, Duquesne will come up with a list of “10 Guidelines University of Ethics in Language and Social Interaction.” Respondent: Terry Cole, Appalachian State University
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2306 2308 Crisis Communication Session 2309 BENT TREE 2 PRESTON TRAIL 1 SALON B 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.
FOSTERING EXCELLENCE IN CRISIS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE CORE CURRICULUM: TEACHING EXCELLENCE: TEACHING STRATEGIES TO SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT YES, THERE CAN BE ENGAGE STUDENTS EXCELLENCE IN THE Chair, Rita Kirk, CLASSROOM WHEN SPONSOR: INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Southern Methodist University TEACHING SPEECH DIVISION COMMUNICATION ONLINE “Spin Cycle: An Analysis of the Federal Moderator: Trudy L. Hanson, Government’s use of the Press to respond West Texas A&M University to Hurricane Katrina?”
J. Richard Stevens, Southern Methodist SPONSOR: COMMUNITY COLLEGE Panelists: University DIVISION Pat Tyrer, West Texas A&M University “By Their Own Bootstraps: The Framing Moderator: Robin Jensen, David Rausch, of Personal Responsibility vs. St. Petersburg College West Texas A&M University Government Response in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina” Trudy L. Hanson, Owen Lynch, Southern Methodist University Presenter: West Texas A&M University Jan Ballantine, “With a Little Help from My Friends: St. Petersburg College Professors participating in WTAMU’s How CNN and FOX Framed the Bush common readership program and who Administration’s Response to Hurricane Jan Ballantine of St. Petersburg College, have been designated CORE Fellows Katrina” will share some of the highlights and discuss how their interdisciplinary Craig Flournoy, Southern Methodist assignments of her award winning online approach has increased student University Public Speaking Class. There will engagement in their English composition, “God is Not Pleased: African American opportunities for questions and interaction basic public speaking, and American Political Speech as Prophetic Resistance” during her program. government courses. Maria A. Dixon, Southern Methodist University
“The Self-proclaimed Scapegoat: A Critical Look at Michael Brown’s Image Repair Tactics” Greg G. Armfield, San Angelo State University
“Should we Stay or Should We Go Now? Leadership Communication in the Face of a Potentially Catastrophic Hurricane” Corinne Weisgerber, Rice University, and Shannan Butler, Prairie View A&M University
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2310 2311 2312 SALON C SALON D SALON A 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.
PUBLIC RELATIONS AT INNOVATIONS IN STUDIES IN POLITICAL WORK IN MANY SECTORS CULTURAL RHETORIC COMMUNICATION
PONSOR UBLIC ELATIONS IVISION S : P R D SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE CONFERENCE SPONSOR: POPULAR COMMUNICATION Chair: Brigitta Brunner Johnson, Chair and Discussant: Craig Allen Smith, Auburn University Chair and Respondent: Wendy J. Hajjar, North Carolina State University University of New Orleans “Icebergs in Contact: Intercultural “Justifying the War on Terror: A Interpersonal Communication and Its “Pop Culture’s Invasion of the Middle Burkeian Analysis of Bush’s Post-9/11 Implications for International Public East” Address to Congress” Relations” Megan Louise Beall, Georgia State Jonathan Dudley, Georgia Southern Esin C. Turk, Mississippi Valley State University University University “Building Hyperreality” “The Katrina Rhetoric of George W. “So You’re a PR Major: Students’ Bush: A Pentadic Analysis” Sharee LeBlanc Broussard, University of Perceptions of the Education Experience, Kristen Seay, Samford University Internships and Entry-Level Jobs” Southern Mississippi Brigitta Brunner Johnson and Margaret “Finding Modern Relevance in the “The Rhetoric of Kitsch: The Emotion is Discourse of Malcolm X: An Ideological Fitch-Hauser, Auburn University the Message” Criticism of the Oxford Debate” Zac Gershberg, Louisiana State University “The Diffusion of Environmentalism in Ashonti Davis, Berea College Public Relations” “Visual Communication: Computer- “Setting the Stage for Homosexual Alison F. Miller, East Carolina University Generated Images” Acceptance: A Dramatistic Analysis of Hana S. Noor Al-Deen, University of North “Public Relations’ Role in Constructing Gay Marriage Rhetoric” Meaning: An Exploratory Examination of Carolina at Wilmington Jennifer Reed, Georgia Southern University the Sponsorship Process in Framing” Christie Kleinmann, Mississippi State University
“The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act’s Safe Harbor Statement: A New Format Element For The Financial News Release” Thomas Klipstine, University of South Carolina
Respondent: William Thompson, University of Louisville
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2401 2402 2405 MESQUITE 1 MESQUITE 2 PRESTON TRAIL 2 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M. 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M. 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M.
COMPETITIVE PAPERS IN SUBCULTURES IN POPULAR FROM THEORY TO RHETORIC AND PUBLIC MUSIC APPLICATION: TAKING ADDRESS STOCK OF AND SETTING SPONSOR: POPULAR COMMUNICATION THE AGENDA FOR APPLIED DIVISION COMMUNICATION SPONSOR: RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS SCHOLARSHIP DIVISION Chair and Respondent: Teresa Taylor Chair: Kenneth N. Cissna, Chair: Marna Weston, “Gothspotting: Adventures Studying University of South Florida University of Florida Them White Kids in Black Clothes or Mapping Subcultural Ambivalence” “A History of Applied Communication” “From Hip-Hop to Rap and Back: A Joshua Gunn, University of Texas at Austin Reply to Greg Dimitriadis” Mark Hickson, III, University of Alabama, Nader Haddad, University of North Texas “The Ghosts in the Mic: The Rap/Hip Birmingham ; Kenneth N. Cissna, Hop Dialect” University of South Florida ; and William “Authorship, Mass Consciousness, and Roger L. Pippin, Louisiana State University F. Eadie, San Diego State University Fragmented Ideographs: Animal Liberation as Case Study in Ideographic “’I’ve Been Treated Wrong’:Media “Quantitative Investigations in Applied Criticism in the Post-modern Condition” Domination, Institutionalized Racism Communication Research: Implications Brent Saindon, University of North Texas and the Marketing of ‘Primitive’ Blues for Theory Building and Testing” Music (1920-1960)” Jim L. Query, Jr., University of Houston; “Symbolic Convergence of Revolutionary Stephen A. King and P. Renee Foster, Delta Kevin Wright, University of Oklahoma; Opposites” State University Kristen Campbell, Towson University; and James Pauff and Tracey Holley, Tarleton Melinda Weathers, University of Houston State University “Hip Hop Hooray! Resisting Lyrical Sexism, (Re) Defining Black Female “Rhetorical Methods in Applied Subjectivity in the Culture Industry, and Communication Research” Respondent: Patrick G. Wheaton, Georgia (Re) Constructing Black Feminism” Southern University Benjamin R. Bates, Ohio University, and Shatangi T. Ware, University of Alabama Celeste Condit, University of Georgia
“Towards a Positive Ontology of Applied Family Communication Theory and Research” Thomas J. Socha, Old Dominion University
“In the Public Interest: Communication in Nonprofit Organizations” Eric M. Eisenberg and Beth Eschenfelder, University of South Florida
These presentations are based on the authors’ chapters for the forthcoming Handbook of Applied Communication.
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2406 2408 Crisis Communication Session Crisis Communication Session BENT TREE 2 PRESTON TRAIL 1 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M. 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M.
INSTRUCTIONAL UNDERSTANDING “Hurricane Katrina Case Study: A Look PEDAGOGY IN THE COMMUNICATION at Legitimacy and the Federal Emergency Management Agency” COMMUNICATION FOLLOWING CLASSROOM CATASTROPHIC EVENTS: Michelle Wilson, University of Arkansas at STUDIES FROM MULTIPLE Little Rock
SPONSOR: INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES AND “Social Amplification of Risk” DIVISION METHODOLOGIES Tatjana Magdalena Hocke, University of Houston Chair: Hope Bock, SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT University of Evansville “The Katrina Aftermath: An Analysis of Chair: Brian K. Richardson, Irresponsible Communication” “Instant Messaging between Students and University of North Texas Will Whiting, University of Arkansas at Faculty: Defining a New Tool for Little Rock Communication Education” “Surviving Life Storms: Hurricanes and Matt Giglio, Virginia Tech and Corey A. “Attributing Blame in the Aftermath of Depression” Hurricane Katrina: The Media’s Use of Hickerson, James Madison University Robin M. Boylorn, University of South Issue Framing in Indicting Emergency Florida Management Organizations” “Initial Testing of an Online Learning System in an Extracurricular Context” Robert Tyler Spradley, Texas A&M “If a Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, University William G. Powers, Texas Christian What is the President Trying to Say to University; Graham D. Bodie, Purdue Us? Situated Photograph Analysis “Aftermath: The Mourning Paper and the University, and Margaret Fitch-Hauser, following Hurricane Katrina” Response to Hurricane Katrina” Auburn University Heather Palmer McFarland, University of Jay Baglia and Wenshu Lee, San Jose State Southern Mississippi University “An Analysis of Research on Nonverbal In this high-density format program, Communication in Instruction” “Agenda Setting by the Media and the authors will give brief presentations and James C. McCroskey and Virginia P. Public Perception: The Government’s time will be reserved for questions and Richmond, West Virginia University, and Response to Hurricane Katrina” discussion. Linda L. McCroskey, California State Jason D. May, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Long Beach University
“Speaking Assignment Options: “Broken Levees, Broken Bureaucracy: Manuscript Speech Versus Reasoned Questioning State Government Response” Legitimacy After Hurricane Katrina” Narissa M. Punyanunt-Carter and David E. Kristina Drumheller, McMurry University Williams, Texas Tech University “Communication and Coping Following a Natural Disaster: The Aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita” Renee Edwards, James M. Honeycutt, Loretta Pecchioni, & Stephanie Houston Grey, Louisiana State University
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2409 2410 2411 SALON B SALON C SALON D 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M. 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M. 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M.
METAPHOR AND AFFECT IMAGE, CULTURE AND COMPETITIVE PAPERS: CAMPAIGNS: COMPETITIVE DEFINING AND FOSTERING
SPONSOR: COMMUNICATION THEORY STUDENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE IN THE STUDY DIVISION PAPERS IN MASS OF PERCEPTIONS OF COMMUNICATION GENDER Chair: Katherine G. Hendrix,
University of Memphis SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION SPONSOR: GENDER STUDIES DIVISION DIVISION “Gender, Metaphor, and Affect in Online Chair: Slavica Kodish, Cancer Support Groups” Chair and Discussant: Wanda Reyes Arkansas Tech University Kenny Embry, Florida College Velazquez, Sam Houston State University “An Old-Fashioned TV Wife: A Feminist “Metaphor and Emotion: Two Critique of Newlyweds” Theoretical Approaches” “Communication Campaigns: A Look at Nicole Cann, Auburn University William Hyatt O’Connell, University of the Susan G. Komen Foundation’s Pink Memphis Ribbon and Lance Armstrong “Changing the Symbols of the 1950s: Foundation’s ‘iveStrong’Yellow Bands” Women of Pleasantville, Far from “Metaphorical Persuasive Message Andrea M. Holt, University of Alabama Heaven, and The Hours Challenging the Production: Role of Affect” Traditional Roles of the 1950s” Pradeep Sopory, University of Memphis; “Stereotypes of Latin Men in Hollywood: Donata Nelson, University of North William Maze, University of Arkansas, A Case Study” Carolina at Greensboro Fayetteville; and Eletra Gilchrist, Middle Cristina Gonzalez, University of South Tennessee State University Florida “A Queer Situation: Theorizing a Queer Rhetoric” “Goffman’s Framework as a Model for Kimberly Huff, Georgia State University Examining Images of Women in Tourism Advertising” “The Perceptions of Women Who Chose Jessica E. McDonald, University of South to Keep Surnames at Marriage” Florida Sherry G. Ford, University of Montevallo; Andrea T. Scott, University of Central “Duped, Doped and Degenerate: A Florida; and Amy B. Fountain, Mississippi Tricky Culture Hero in the Midst of State University Foolish Kids” Robert Kienzle, University of Arkansas “Women in Conflict: A Theoretical Model and Proposed Test of Model” “Mommy Lves her Newborn Baby!”: A Kristen M. Norwood, University of Arkansas Feminist Analysis of the Pregnant Barbie Doll” Danielle Williams, Georgia State University
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2412 2501 2503 SALON A MESQUITE 1 BENT TREE 3 12:30 P.M. – 1:45 P.M. 2:00 P.M. – 3:15 P.M. 2:00 P.M. – 3:15 P.M.
COMMUNICATION IN THE PERSISTENT PROBLEMS IN CONTRIBUTED STUDENT FAMILY RHETORICAL CRITICISM: PAPERS IN PERFORMANCE REDIVIVUS STUDIES
SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS CONFERENCE SPONSOR RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS SPONSOR: PERFORMANCE STUDIES DIVISION DIVISION Chair and Discussant: Joy Hart, University of Louisville Moderator: John Patton, Chair: Jay Baglia, Tulane University San Jose State University “The Effects of Sibling Interaction on Gender Identity Development” “Persistent Problems in Rhetorical “Understanding a War Zone: Searching Michelle Brown, University of Central Criticism: The Timely and the Timeless” for Peace on Vine Street” Oklahoma Andrew King, Louisiana State University Noell Jackson, University of Denver
“Parents’ Marital Relationship: No “The Rhetorical River” “The Playboy Club: The Performance of Difference of Child-Parent Jim A. Kuypers, Virginia Tech a New American Community” Communication” Corey Leighton, Louisiana State University Katie Arrowood, University of Kentucky “Problems or Opportunities in Rhetorical Criticism?” “The Smooth and the Striated: An “Like Father Like Daughter: Father and Marilyn J. Young, Florida State University Exploration of the Machinic Phylum by Daughter Communication Competence” Way of Performance” Julia Perin, University of Kentucky This panel revisits Malcolm Sillars’s Roger Pippin, Louisiana State University “Persistent Problems in Rhetorical “Black Sundays: An Analysis of Mother- Criticism,” on its thirty-year anniversary. “The Confederados” Daughter Conflict” Each participant will present a short Anthony Spencer, University of Oklahoma Katie E. Prince, University of Arkansas at position paper, followed by general Little Rock Respondent: Hector Amaya, discussion and audience participation. Southwestern University “‘You Think this is What I Wanted?’ How Shared Meaning Influences Marital Communication” Holly S. Barron, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
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2504 2505 2506 Workshop PRESTON TRAIL 3 PRESTON TRAIL 2 ADDISON 2:00 P.M. – 3:15 P.M. 2:00 P.M. – 3:15 P.M. 2:00 P.M. – 4:45 P.M.
OUR ACADEMIC FAMILY REDEFINING THE POLITICS SSCA COOPERATIVE VALUES: USING LEARNING OF IDENTITY AND RESEARCH PROJECT: COMMUNITIES TO NATIONALISM ADVANCING PETRONIO’S IMPROVE LEARNING COMMUNICATION PRIVACY MANAGEMENT THEORY SPONSOR: INTERCULTURAL SPONSOR: INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH COMMUNICATION DIVISION DIVISION Chair: Mary Evelyn Collins, SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT Chair: Deborah Hefferin, Sam Houston State University Broward Community College Facilitators: “Toward an Ethic of Speaking With: Sandra Petronio, “An Overview of the Learning Articulating a Politics of Location in Indiana University- Purdue University, Community Movement” Cultural Communication research”* Indianapolis Richard Quianthy, Broward Community Amy N. Heuman, Texas Tech University College Thomas Socha, “Linking African American Racial Old Dominion University, Norfolk, “Learning Communities at the University Identity, Self-Construal, and Virginia of Evansville” Communication” Hope Bock, University of Evansville Mary L. Rucker, Wright State University, A pioneering group project to develop an and Dominique M. Gendrin, Xavier omnibus study to be carried out at “Learning Communities at Broward University of Louisiana multiple sites about Community College” privacy/disclosure/confidentiality in the Deborah Hefferin, Broward Community “Nationalism and Sportsmanship: Bring contexts of families and healthcare. College Puerto Rican Athletes to International Anyone who would like to collaborate is Headlines” welcome to attend. Instructions and After the formal presentations, the Mary Lou Beall, Mercer University and materials will be provided. Plans for audience will be encouraged to share Megan Louise Beall, Georgia State completing this collaborative research information and insights about learning University communities at their respective project will be made during two consecutive sessions, as well as plans to institutions. Respondent: Mary Evelyn Collins, reconvene to report on the project at the Sam Houston State University 2007 SSCA conference in Louisville, *Top Paper Kentucky. Further, we hope to take lessons learned from this SSCA research initiative to aid development of develop future collaborative research projects in the field of communication. Please join us for a distinctive and exceptional experience.
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2508 Crisis Communication Session2509 Workshop2510 Crisis Communication Session PRESTON TRAIL 1 SALON B SALON C 2:00 P.M. – 3:15 P.M. 2:00 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. 2:00 P.M. – 3:15 P.M.
GOVERNMENT RHETORIC, EXPLORING NEW THE HURRICANE FACTOR: NARRATIVES, AND MYTHS: DIRECTIONS IN TEACHING RESEARCH, TEACHING, AND EXPLORATIONS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES SENSEMAKING DEVICES ON THE EFFECTS AND DURING HURRICANE AFTERMATH OF KATRINA Facilitators: HURRICANES IN THE GULF Michael Osborn, SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT University of Memphis SPONSOR: PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION Suzanne Osborn, Chair: Nicole Dash, University of Memphis Chair: Brigitta Brunner Johnson, University of North Texas Auburn University SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT “Storms and Norms: The Hurricane “Stories from the Abyss: When Narrative Teaching public speaking can settle into a Season a PR Crisis Class Blogged” Structures No Longer Cohere” routine. This workshop will explore Pamela Bourland-Davis, Georgia Southern John M. Allison, Jr., University of North initiatives to enliven the teaching of the University Texas course, including how to supplement the traditional communication model, how to “The Linkage Between Expectations and Enactment in Crisis” “Weather of Mass Destruction: Crisis help students find, refine, and test topics Rhetoric, Hurricane Katrina, and the Christie Kleinmann, Mississippi State for their speeches, how to develop and Politics of Meaning” University integrate narratives into their speeches, Jeff Bennett, University of North Texas and how to encourage more ethical “A Campus Response in the Aftermath of “Narrative Sensemaking when Disaster approaches to persuasion through Disaster: Mississippi Valley State Strikes: Stories of Survival after argument. Participants should bring their University and Hurricane Katrina” Hurricane Katrina” own new ideas to the workshop for Esin Turk, Mississippi Valley State University Lori Byers, University of North Texas sharing. “Casinos in Crisis: Employee Relations in “Snipers, Sharks, and Corpses: Myths as the Aftermath of Katrina” (Dys)functional Sensemaking Devices in Laura Richardson Walton, Mississippi State Hurricane Katrina” University Brian K. Richardson, University of North Texas “An Analysis of Hurricane Headlines: What was Emphasized in the Gulf?” Respondent: Nicole Dash, Brigitta Brunner Johnson, Auburn University of North Texas University
“Disaster Relief Responses in Tennessee” Faye D. Julian, University of Tennessee
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2511 2512 SALON D SALON A 2:00 P.M. – 3:15 P.M. 2:00 P.M. – 3:15 P.M.
POLITICAL PERSUASION: “Can Spiral of Silence Effect be Altered MEDIA COVERAGE OF by Fragmentation of Mass Media News? DEBATES, CAMPAIGNS, AND A Look at Political Campaign HURRICANE KATRINA POLITICAL PARTY AGENDAS Volunteerism in the 2004 Presidential Election” SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS SPONSOR: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Melissa M. Smith, Mississippi State CONFERENCE DIVISION University Chair and Discussant: Chair: John Allen Hendricks, “A Personalized, Private Account of the Verlaine McDonald, Berea College Nuclear Constitution: Semnastics in the Southeastern Oklahoma State University Republican Agenda” “Media Coverage of Hurricane Katrina: “Anecdote Types in Presidential Debates: Doyle Srader, Stephen F. Austin State A Rhetorical Response” Equipment for Debating” University Anna Brookshire, Berea College Chris Oldenburg, University of Memphis Respondent: Larry Powell, University of “Agenda Setting by the Media and the “Interpersonal Perceptions of Presidential Alabama at Birmingham Public Perception: The Government’s Candidates George W. Bush and John Response to Hurricane Katrina” Kerry Pre- and Post- Televised Debate: Jason D. May, Southeastern Oklahoma State Implications in Political Persuasion” University John Cook and William F. Strong, University of Texas – Brownsville “Newspaper References to Mayor Giuliani and Mayor Nagin” “Candidates’ Manipulation and Control Michelle Weissman, University of Georgia of their Opponents’ Reaction in the Second Bush-Kerry Debate” “Impacts of Hurricane Katrina on CNN Jean Bodon and Mark Hickson, III, Anchors’ and Reporters’ Interactions with University of Alabama – Birmingham Politicians” Alex Teh, University of Georgia “Image, Prudence, and Politics: The Creation of Image in the 1994 Campaign” Matthew M. Doggett, Denison University
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2601 2602 2603 SALON C PRESTON TRAIL 2 BENT TREE 3 3:30 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. 3:30 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. 3:30 P.M. – 4:45 P.M.
FIRST FAMILY VALUES: A THE LEGACY OF CHIEF SPECTERS OF CONSIDERATION OF JUSTICE REHNQUIST ON PERFORMANCE: BODIES, AMERICA’S FIRST FAMILIES FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION HISTORIES, HAUNTOLOGY
SPONSOR: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION SPONSOR: FREEDOM OF SPEECH DIVISION SPONSOR: PERFORMANCE STUDIES DIVISION DIVISION Chair: Norma Cox Cook, Chair: Robert Glenn, University of Tennessee Chair: Benjamin Powell, Owensboro Community College Louisiana State University Panelists: “Surrogates: Family Members as Terry Cole, “Specters in the Rear-View: Haunting Presidential Campaigners” Identity in Jack Kerouac’s On The Road” Appalachian State University Keith V. Erickson, University of Southern Justin Trudeau, University of North Texas James Aune, Mississippi; Daniel Schabot, William Carey Texas A&M University College; and Theron Verdon, University of “Phenomenology of the Voice as Ghost in Charles Howard, A Magical Mystery Tour of the American Southern Mississippi Tarleton State University Theatre” “A White House Marriage: The First Norma Cox Cook, David Terry, University of North Carolina Family Under Scrutiny” University of Tennessee Chapel Hill Misty L. Knight, University of the Ozarks The panel will analyze the positions on “Stuffing Fluffy: The Self/Other Binary “You Can’t Choose Your Relatives: The First Amendment issues taken by William in Pet Taxidermy” Impact of Extended Family on H. Rehnquist during his tenure as Chief Amanda Reed, Louisiana State University Presidential Rhetoric” Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court in “Haunting, Histories, and the Hiroshima Richard A. Knight, Arkansas Tech University terms of their overall effects on freedom of Maidens” expression and their impact on rights in “Presidential Progeny: Children and the Benjamin Powell, Louisiana State University specific areas. White House” Robert A. Vartabedian, Eastern New Mexico Respondent: Joshua Gunn, University of University Texas at Austin
“The Supreme Court as an Extension of the First Family” Linda Pysher Jurczak, University of Tennessee
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2604 2608 Crisis Communication Session 2611 PRESTON TRAIL 3 PRESTON TRAIL 1 SALON D 3:30 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. 3:30 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. 3:30 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. DOES GOING ONLINE CONCLUDING SESSION ON TECHNOLOGY, OWNERSHIP CHANGE EVERYTHING?: HURRICANES KATRINA AND AND OPERATIONS: TRANSFORMING THE BASIC RITA: UNDERSTANDING COMPETITIVE PAPERS IN COMMUNICATION COURSE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE MASS COMMUNICATION IN RISK AND CRISIS SPONSOR: INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION — DIVISION WHERE DO WE GO FROM SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION HERE? Chair: Brent Saindon, DIVISION University of North Texas SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT Chair and Discussant: John Allen “Drawing Connections: Exploring the Hendricks, Role of Learner-to-Learner Immediacy in Chair: Dan O’Hair, Southeastern Oklahoma State Universtiy Online Classrooms” University of Oklahoma Rachael R. Brown, University of North Texas “The Clock Never Lies: Televised Olympic Clock-time in the 1996, 2000, Participants: “Transforming the Basic Communication and 2004 Summer Olympics” Course: Course Development and Nicole Dash, Andrew C. Billings, Clemson University Online Training for Beginning Online University of North Texas Teachers” Kelli L. Fellows, “Dancing in Shackles: Foreign Media Karen Anderson, University of North Texas Appalachian State University Companies’ Operations in China” and Sue Marrufo, University of North Texas Rita Kirk, Mu Lin, University of North Florida Southern Methodist University “Re-envisioning the Basic Ross Louis, “Strategic Planning in Local Television Communication Course: A Comparison Newsrooms” of Student Outcomes in Online Blended, Xavier University of Louisiana Phyllis Slocum, University of North Texas and Face-to-Face Formats” Brian K. Richardson, Karen Anderson and Joe McGlynn, University of North Texas “Weblog Basics for Professional University of North Texas Teresa R. Taylor, Communicators” Tougaloo College Sharee LeBlanc Broussard, University of “Building Relationships in an Online Brigitta Brunner Johnson, Southern Mississippi Course: Examining the Function of Auburn University Instructor Immediacy, Clarity, Humor, and Feedback in Online Discussion Forums” This discussion session brings together the Christina Wells, University of North Texas chairs from the other hurricane Katrina and Rita panels to discuss future directions for research and practice in risk and crisis communication.
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2612 2713 2801 SALON A MESQUITE 1 & 2 SALON E 3:30 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M.- 7:30 P.M.
STUDIES IN PUBLIC PLENARY SESSION SSCA CONFERENCE RELATIONS WELCOME RECEPTION
SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS “The Sound of Leadership in a Time of CONFERENCE War” Chair and Discussant: Rachel Holloway, 2802 Roderick P. Hart, Dean of the College of Virginia Tech University ADDISON “Internet Advertising: A Survey of Communication, Shivers Chair of 6:30 P.M. College Students to Determine Internet Communication, and Professor of Ad Attitudes” Government at the University of Texas at UHC DINNER AT LOCAL Chad Anthony Beckwith, Arkansas State Austin. University RESTAURANTS This presentation addresses an age-old “Critical Analyze of BP’s question: Do circumstances make the SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS Crisis/Reputation Management, or Lack Thereof” individual or does the individual create his CONFERENCE Courtney Phillips and Emily Caulfield, or her own circumstances? My long-term Texas A&M University and detailed examination of the rhetoric of Facilitator: Craig Allen Smith, George W. Bush makes the former North Carolina State University “Labor Unions and Public Relations: argument. Although most observers Using Public Relations to Revive Labor regard Bush’s rhetoric as monolithic, I find Undergraduate Honors Conference Unions” important and consistent differences in participants who would like to dine Ruth Mitcham, Berry College how he has addressed the American people together are invited to this event. over time and I attribute these differences “Source Credibility and the Savings Information about local restaurants and Card” to the war on terrorism he is prosecuting. directions will be provided. Students pay Amy Oliver, University of Louisiana at The implications of these rhetorical for their own meals. Return for dessert Lafayette changes are of great importance for reception at 9:00 p.m. democratic processes, for the American people, and for the texture of political discourse in our age.
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2913 Crisis Communication Session 2999 SALON D POOL 7:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.
POST-KATRINA UHC POOLSIDE DESSERT PERFORMANCE: RECEPTION WITNESSING, RECOVERY, AND ACTIVISM
SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT Chair: Ross Louis, Xavier University of Louisiana
“The I-10 Witness Project” Bruce France and Nick Slie, Mondo Bizarro
“Across Difficulties: Disaster Response through Performance Disciplines” Lisa Flanagan, Louisiana State University
“A Political Poetics for Post-Katrina New Orleans” Ross Louis, Xavier University of Louisiana
Respondent: Justin Trudeau, University of North Texas
This panel offers a vehicle for members of the SSCA Performance Studies Division to reflect on the role of performance in sites devastated by Hurricane Katrina. Presenters on this panel turn to performance as a means of witnessing, recovery, and activism in post-Katrina New Orleans and south Louisiana. Presenters address the efficacy of performance activism and the use of performance as a documentation tool in sites now defined by complete contingency.
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3100 3101 SALON E REGISTRATION DESK 8:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST REGISTRATION AND ASSOCIATION BUSINESS MEETING
President Kenneth N. Cissna, University of South Florida 3102 BALLROOM FOYER 10:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
EXHIBITS DAY 3 Friday, April 7, 2006
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3201 3206 3207 MESQUITE 1 PRESTON TRAIL 2 PRESTON TRAIL 1 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M.
AMERICAN PUBLIC TOP FOUR PAPERS IN TELEVISION AND ITS ADDRESS: PRACTICE, COMMUNICATION THEORY AUDIENCES PEDAGOGY, AND SCHOLARSHIP SPONSOR: COMMUNICATION THEORY SPONSOR: POPULAR COMMUNICATION DIVISION DIVISION SPONSOR: RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS DIVISION Chair: Cole Franklin, Chair and Respondent: Danielle Louisiana College Williams, Moderator: Andrew King, Georgia State University Louisiana State University “?What Do You Mean By That?’: Interpretation of Relational Repair “When You Hire Richard Pryor, You Get “Paean or Requiem for Contemporary Messages as a Function of Equivocation Richard: The Richard Pryor Show”* American Oratory?” Level and Marital Satisfaction” David S. Silverman, Xavier University of Bernard Duffy, California Polytechnic State Richard Bello, Frances E. Brandau-Brown, Louisiana University and J. Donald Ragsdale, Sam Houston State University “The Dialogic Audience: An Analysis of “Public Address as Education for Practice-Based Meanings of the [New] Citizenship” “Comparative Patterns of Anxiety and Newlywed Game” J. Michael Hogan, Pennsylvania State Depression in a Public Speaking Christopher R. Groscurth, University of Context” University Georgia Paul L. Witt, Mendy L. Roberts, and Ralph R. Behnke, Texas Christian University “Workplace Communication: What The Panelists revisit our assumptions about the Apprentice Teaches Us About practice, teaching, and scholarship within “Making Sense of Organizational Communication Skills” the subject of American Public Address. Change: A Symbolic Interactionist Sabrena Parton, Berry College Bernard Duffy will talk about the practice Perspective” of public address in contemporary Kathy Barnett, Loyola University New * Top Paper American life and make distinctions Orleans between how public address functioned in an earlier moment in American history “Affect Intensity and Sensitivity to Punishment As Predictors of and how it functions today. Michael Sensitization (Arousal) During Public Hogan will talk about new directions in Speaking” scholarship and teaching in the history of Ele Clay, Rachel L. Fisher, Shuang Xie, public address, including an NEH-funded Chris R. Sawyer, and Ralph R. Behnke, initiative to promote the study of great Texas Christian University speeches and debates across the humanities, “Voices of Democracy: The Respondent: John C. Meyer, University of U.S. Oratory Project.” Southern Mississippi
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3209 3210 SALON B SALON C 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M.
INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA PRODUCTION AND This production showcase offers insight DEVELOPMENT DIVISION PEDAGOGY: A MASS into film-style video production, TOP STUDENT PAPER PANEL COMMUNICATION documentary production and animation DIVISION PRODUCTION creation. The first presenters demonstrate SHOWCASE how a film school approach can be part of SPONSOR: INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT an effective undergraduate degree. Panelist DIVISION Two discusses a faculty creative project, SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION including interesting insights into the Chair: Richard Quianthy, DIVISION documentary’s development and Broward Community College coordination. Panelist Three provides Moderator: Teresa Taylor, another angle on a faculty creative project “”I’m not Homophobic and I Mean It”: Tougaloo College with a documentary that focuses on how An Investigation of Anti-Gay/Lesbian women perceive their body image. The Rhetoric in the Rural South and the “Creative Film-Style Production in an fourth presenter shows how new video and Creation of the Tolerant Classroom” Undergraduate Curriculum” graphic programs have made it easier than Lana H. Rogers, Georgia Southern Jason Balas, Northern Michigan University ever for a talented artist to produce an University and Tony DeMars, Sam Houston State animated program. University “A Situated Pedagogy Approach to Communication Across the Curriculum” “Education in Craighead County from Sarah E. Cavendish, University of Kentucky 1900-1967: A Way Out for African Americans” “Teaching with Style to Manage Student (Documentary Demonstration) Impressions: The Effects of Socio- Communicative Style and Teacher Mary Jackson Pitts, Arkansas State Credibility on Student Learning” University Zachary T. Henning, University of Kentucky “Of the Beholder” “The Role of Critical Thinking in Speech (Educational Video Demonstration) Communication Education” Berrin Beasley and Joshua Stewart, Daniel W. Mourning, Dallas Baptist University of North Florida University “Guerilla Animation: Animating New Worlds by the Skin of Your Teeth” Justin Young, Tougaloo College
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3211 3212 3301 SALON D SALON A MESQUITE 1 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. 12:00 P.M. – 1:15 P.M.
EXPANDING OUR HORIZON: ANALYZING TELEVISION TEACHING BURKE ACROSS POLITICAL PROGRAMS THE COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION IN CURRICULUM FOREIGN CONTEXTS SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS CONFERENCE SPONSOR: KENNETH BURKE SOCIETY SPONSOR: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION INTEREST GROUP DIVISION Chair and Discussant: Gary Copeland, Moderator: C. Wesley Buerkle, University of Alabama East Tennessee State University Chair: Robert E. Frank, Morehead State University “Constructs of Empowerment: A Critical Analysis of Sex in the City” Panelists: “Kanzler oder Kanzlerin?: The Issue of Ashleen Menchaca Kelly, Trinity University Elizabeth Bell, Gender in the 2005 German Election” University of South Florida Robert E. Frank, Morehead State University “CSI: What Really Happens in a Jacqueline Lambiase, Forensics Laboratory” University of North Texas “The Political Voice of Women in Kenya: Matt Johnson, Arkansas State University Laura Sells, A Resounding Echo or a Silent Whisper?” Louisiana State University Monette Callaway-Ezell, Hinds Community “FCC Guidelines and Primetime David Cratis Williams, College Television Sitcoms: Are Program Ratings Really a Reflection of the Network Florida Atlantic University “Ukraine’s Orange Revolution: The Sitcom?” Ukrainian Presidential Election through Jessica M Franklin, Arkansas State the Lens of Russian and Ukrainian University Politics” David Cratis Williams, Florida Atlantic “Feminist Criticism of Will & Grace” University and Marilyn J. Young, Florida Gracie Rieves, Samford University State University “Media and Marriage: A Feminist “Shaping an Issue through the Media: Critique of Desperate Housewives” Brazil’s First Referendum” Crystal Ware, Berea College Monica Pombo, Appalachia State University “Soap Operas: A Study to Examine the Amount of Violence, Sex, and Social Issues in Today’s Daytime Serials” Clint Lewellyn, Arkansas State University
“The Berenstain Bears: An Exploration of Gender Roles and Family Structure Implications” Chelsey Morris, Samford University
“The Sopranos and Gangster Films: A Content Analysis of Production Styles” Christopher Jameson, Arkansas State University
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3302 3305 3306 BENT TREE 2 PRESTON TRAIL 3 PRESTON TRAIL 2 12:00 P.M. – 1:15 P.M. 12:00 P.M. – 1:15 P.M. 12:00 P.M. – 1:15 P.M.
COMPETITIVELY SELECTED STEREOTYPES IN POPULAR DISCOURSE AND PAPERS IN FREE SPEECH COMMUNICATION LANGUAGE IN INTERPERSONAL SPONSOR: FREEDOM OF SPEECH DIVISION INTERACTIONS Chair: Charles Howard, Tarleton State SPONSOR: POPULAR COMMUNICATION University DIVISION SPONSOR: LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL Chair and Respondent: Linda Dysart “Prestige Press Coverage of the FCC INTERACTION Before and After the 2004 Super Bowl” Goff, Michael Trehy and Bryan E. Denham, University of Southern Mississippi Chair and Respondent: Linda Vangelis, Clemson University Eastern Carolina University “Disciplining the Aged Body: Ideologies “Hosty v Carter: A Threat to First of Youthful Beauty in Oprah” “Social Support Among Homeless Amendment Rights of College and Lisa Glebatis, University of Texas at Austin Substance Abusers” University Students” Anna K. Turnage, North Carolina State Norma Cox Cook, University of Tennessee “Words From a Poet: A Gendered University Approach to the Songs of Stevie Nicks” “Reconsidering the Holmes of Schenck Krista M. Kimmel, Eastern Kentucky “‘They just don’t have it going on’: and the Holmes of Abrams” University. Perceptions of Muslims Held by David R. Dewberry, University of Denver Christians in the U.S” “Misrepresentin’: Bringing Down the Nelya J. McKenzie and Carolyn Pevey, Respondent: Pat Arneson, Duquesne House, Bringing Up Stereotypes”* Auburn University Montgomery University Shatangi T. Ware, University of Alabama. “Fly Safely” *Top Student Paper Laura Beth Daws, Auburn University
“”Yeah, right!”: A Linguistic Analysis of Self-Reported Sarcastic Messages and their Contexts” Patricia Rockwell, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
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3307 Workshop 3308 3309 PRESTON TRAIL 1 PRESIDENTIAL SUITE SALON B 12:00 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 12:00 P.M. – 1:15 P.M. 12:00 P.M. – 1:15 P.M.
MEDIA CONVERGENCE IN PAST PRESIDENTS’ TRANSACTIONAL DALLAS LUNCHEON TEACHING: UNDERSTANDING OUR
SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT STUDENTS
Facilitators: SPONSOR: INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Alan Albarran, DIVISION University of North Texas Chair: Rachel R. Brown, David Goff, University of North Texas University of West Georgia Phyllis Slocum, Panelists: University of North Texas Rachael R. Brown, Nann Goplerud, University of North Texas University of North Texas Michael Calk, Dave Muscari, University of North Texas VP Strategic Alliances, WFAA-TV Esra Guleyupoglu, Scott Savage, University of North Texas Entravision Communications Elizabeth Okigbo, University of North Texas Professionals from the media industry in Kristie Prince, the Dallas area will discuss changes in the University of North Texas industry and their implications for Sharla Smith, communication education and research. University of North Texas Christine Wells, University of North Texas
The purpose of the panel is to discuss and highlight instructional strategies for encouraging positive student communication behaviors.
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3310 3311 Workshop 3312 SALON C SALON D SALON A 12:00 P.M. – 1:15 P.M. 12:00 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 12:00 P.M. – 1:15 P.M.
CASE STUDIES IN PUBLIC DOCUMENTING CREATIVE STUDIES IN POLITICAL RELATIONS ACHIEVEMENT IN COMMUNICATION PROMOTION BINDERS FOR
SPONSOR: PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION PERFORMANCE STUDIES SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS AND THEATRE FACULTY CONFERENCE Chair: Brigitta Brunner Johnson, Auburn University Chair and Discussant: Rita Kirk, SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT Southern Methodist University “The Coordinating Committee for Facilitators: Fundamental American Freedoms: A Case Donna Marie Nudd, “Does What You Watch Influence How History”* Florida State University You Think?: The Relationship Between Laura Richardson Walton, Mississippi State Ronald Shields, Media Exposure And Political Attitudes” University Bowling Green State University Melissa Cowart, University of Kentucky Mindy Fenske, “PR Decision-making and Leadership “Yelling at the Television: How The Daily University of South Carolina Development in Crisis Situations: A PR Show with Jon Stewart Has Impacted Case Study” Politics” Workshop facilitators will present copies of Wanda C. Mouton, Stephen F. Austin State Ollie Wingfield, University of Georgia exemplary binders and “Creative University Achievement” statements. Published “Ironies, Anti-Ideologies and The Daily “Identification Theory and Employee guidelines from various institutions and Show” Crisis Communication: TWA’s Employee professional organizations will be discussed Joey Proffitt, Samford University Response to the Terrorist Attacks on FL along with protocols for external review. 847 and FL 840” “American Newsrooms to Employ Joe R. Downing, Southern Methodist Spanish-Speaking Journalists” University Laurie Cook, Berry College
“A Disconnect in Diversity: One “Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson: An Ideological University’s Struggle with Image” Analysis” Brigitta Brunner Johnson and Mary Helen Whitney Chapman, West Texas A&M Brown, Auburn University University
Respondent: Pamela G. Bourland-Davis, Georgia Southern University
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3400 Workshop 3401 3402 Workshop MESQUITE 2 MESQUITE 1 BENT TREE 2 1:30 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 1:30 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.
JOB SEEKING IN THE EXPLORING VISUAL WRITING COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION ARGUMENT FROM TEXTBOOKS DISCIPLINE DEFINITION TO PRACTICAL
APPLICATION SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT SPONSOR: SOUTHERN FORENSICS Facilitators: Moderator: Jerold L. Hale, ASSOCIATION DIVISION Mark Hickson, III, University of Georgia University of Alabama at Birmingham Chair: Jason Hough, Facilitators: John Brown University Larry Powell, Frances Brandau-Brown, University of Alabama at Birmingham Sam Houston State University “Defining Visual Rhetoric as Situational Based Social Construction” Victoria Gallagher, Writers will present information about Daniel E. Schabot, William Carey College North Carolina State University how to develop a textbook proposal, how John Haas, to deal with publishing companies, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville “Bush’s Town Hall Meetings as Political Spectacle” concept of timeliness in writing, and the Rhonda G. Parker, Theron Verdon, University of Southern technicalities involved in writing a Samford University Mississippi textbook. Paula Rodriguez, Hinds Community College “Head of State on the Presidential Michael Waltman Campaign Trail” University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill George Pacheco, University of Southern Lynne Webb, Mississippi University of Arkansas Ideas of visual argument will be explored Participants in this workshop will hear through definition and practical faculty from different types of academic application. institutions discuss how job applicants should seek and prepare for employment. Topics will range from writing a letter of application to contract negotiation. Participants will have ample opportunity to ask questions and seek feedback about their ideas and plans
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3404 3405 BENT TREE 3 PRESTON TRAIL 3 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M.
PROCESS AS FAMILY VALUE: G.I.F.T.S (GREAT IDEAS FOR “Speaking Reflexively” ‘BECOMING’ TEACHING SPEECH) Jennifer Hadra, North Carolina State ETHNOGRAPHER AND THE University EPISTEMICS OF SPONSOR: COMMUNITY COLLEGE “Online Discussion to Increase Critical ETHNOGRAPHY DIVISION Thinking” Traci Paxton, North Carolina State SPONSOR: INTERCULTURAL Chair: Robin Jensen, University COMMUNICATION DIVISION St. Petersburg College “Sowing Learning Seeds” Chair and Discussant: Cheryl L. “The Relationship Board Game: Knapp’s Mary Hemmelgarn, North Carolina State Model of Relationship Development” Nicholas, University Jennifer M Bernardi, Louisiana State Southern Illinois University at Carbondale University In addition, other panelist not listed will “Alcohol-talk on a College Campus: also share their great ideas for teaching Ethnographers and Norm-Breaking as a “Grab Bag Speeches: Helping Students speech at the time of the conference. Case for Ethical Participation?” Overcome Speech Anxiety and Use Visual Aids” Craig Engstrom, Southern Illinois University Christina Gesmundo, Hillsborough at Carbondale Community College “Analyzing Pagan Culture: Fieldwork Inundation and ‘Focusing’ Data” “In Through the Back Door”: A Strategy for Organizing the Body of a Research- Gabor Hardy, Southern Illinois University at Based Speech” Carbondale Stephen A. King, Delta State University “Entering Cultural Sites: Logistics as “Half and Half: Teaching the Basic Conundrum” Course as a Hybrid Half Classroom Half Madgalena Igiel, University of Oklahoma Internet” Brian Kline, Gainesville College “Ethnography as a (Cultural) Balancing Act” “Designing Qualitative Questions” Konstantin Tovstiadit, University of Danielle Grant, North Carolina State Oklahoma University “Gay Culture in Trinidad-Tobago: “Case Studies for Discipline-Specific Neighborhood Values and Ethnographic Communication Practices” Ethics” Kelly Norris, North Carolina State Cherisse Gill, Southern Illinois University at University Carbondale
“Ethnography, Postmodernism, and the 'I’” Anna Wong Lowe, University of Oklahoma
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3406 3409 3410 PRESTON TRAIL 2 SALON B SALON C 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M.
ATTRIBUTIONS AND THROUGH THE LOOKING- RHETORIC AND THE ROLE ATTACHMENT, STORIES GLASS: PERSPECTIVES ON OF DEFINING AND AND EMOTIONS IN CONTEMPORARY CREATING “DEMOCRACY” INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
COMMUNICATION PROGRAMS – PART I SPONSOR: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE RESEARCH HISTORY OF RHETORIC INTEREST GROUP SPONSOR: ASSOCIATION FOR SPONSOR: INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION ADMINISTRATION Chair: Shaun Treat, COMMUNICATION DIVISION INTEREST GROUP Louisiana State University
Chair: Patricia Rockwell, Chair: Margret Fitch-Hauser “For the People of Romania: Parallel Presidential Rhetoric of Dictatorship and University of Louisiana at Lafayette Auburn University Democracy in 1989 Eastern Europe” “The Role of Relationship Enhancing “Communication as Art: Allies in Media, Noemi Marin, Florida Atlantic University Attributions in Interaction Appearance Speech, Theatre and Dance” “Constructing a New Public Sphere: Theory” Carl Cates, Valdosta State University Narrative Argument and a Rhetoric of Kelly Albada, North Carolina State Secret Police Files in Post-1989 Poland” University “Speechless over a State Speech Requirement” Tomasz Tabako, University of Iowa “Understanding Attachment Theory and Bruce Krajewski, Texas Woman’s University “‘War and the UN Declaration of 1948:’ Relationship Maintenance in Father- The Arab-Israeli War of 1948 as Covered Daughter Relationships” “Program Reviews: Tool for Academic Change” by the New York Times, the San Narissra Maria Punyanunt-Carter, Texas Francisco Examiner, the Washington Dan Lattimore, University of Memphis Tech University Post, and the Atlanta Constitution during the month of May compared to the Arab “Mega-trends for Communication “Narrative and Recovery from Coverage” Programs” Alcoholism: An Interpersonal Approach” Megan Louise Beall, Georgia State Pamela Bourland-Davis, Georgia Southern William M. Weathers, University of University Kentucky University Respondent: M. Lane Bruner, Georgia “Mediators’ Emotional Experience: A Respondent: J. Michael Sproule, Saint State University Pilot Study” Louis University Melissa Young, Greg Stephens, and Erica Gann, Texas Christian University
Respondent: James Pauff, Tarleton State University
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3412 3501 3504 SALON A MESQUITE 1 BENT TREE 3 1:30 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.
STUDIES IN TOP THREE PAPERS IN SCHOLARSHIP WITHIN THE INTERCULTURAL RHETORIC AND PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE: COMMUNICATION ADDRESS HONORS PROGRAMS AND SPEECH ASSIGNMENTS FOR
SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS SPONSOR RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS HONOR STUDENTS CONFERENCE DIVISION
Chair and Discussant: Mary Evelyn Chair: Robert E. Frank, SPONSOR: COMMUNITY COLLEGE Collins, Morehead State University DIVISION Sam Houston State University Chair: Catherine Gragg, “Terrorism, Labor, and the Body: A San Jacinto College “Obstacles to Citizenship Faced by Critical Analysis of the Daily Worker’s Hispanic Immigrants in Texas” Coverage of the Emmett Till Murder”* Panelists: Tierney Epstein, Southern Methodist Matthew A. Grindy, Florida State University Catherine Gragg, University San Jacinto College “The Hermeneutic Circle: Myth and “Rashomon: Metaphoric Criticism Ava Good, ‘History’ in Martin Luther King Jr.’s Reveals a New and More Hopeful ‘Birth of a New Nation’ Sermon” San Jacinto College Meaning Title” Gary S. Selby, Pepperdine University Judy Carter, Mara Wettstead, Pepperdine University Amarillo College “The Differences In Cultural Advertising “Inviting a Relationship: Enthymemes Cristina Cardenas, Campaigns: Do the Basics of Advertising and Advertisements” Galveston College Change from Culture to Culture?” Kathleen J. Turner, Davidson College Paige Mayhair, Arkansas State University This Panel will provide insight into how Respondent: Thomas Frentz, University of community colleges teach honor “Sports Watching Habits and Alcohol Arkansas Consumption in the Greek Community” students—within an honors classroom as well as within a regular classroom. David Woolley, University of Kentucky *Top Student Paper Community College faculty members will “Medical Communication with the discuss the advantages and disadvantages Spanish-Speaking Patient” of honors programs on their campuses as Liz Hoffman, Austin College well as provide description of student work “An Intercultural Approach to Secondary in the basic speech classes. Communications Education” Katie Clifford, Austin College
“Butoh: Dancing to Resist Oppression (?)” Sonja Taylor, Columbia College
“Oppressing/Emancipating Chinese Femininity: Genderist Pictographs and Empowering Nushu in the Workings of Chinese Language” Treva E. Dean, University of Alabama
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3505 3506 3507 PRESTON TRAIL 3 PRESTON TRAIL 2 PRESTON TRAIL 1 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.
TOP PAPERS IN APPLIED SELECTED PAPERS IN SPOTLIGHT ON THE 2006 COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION THEORY GENDER SCHOLAR: AN INTERVIEW WITH
SPONSOR: APPLIED COMMUNICATION SPONSOR: COMMUNICATION THEORY ELIZABETH ELLEN BELL DIVISION DIVISION
Chair: John C. Meyer, Chair: Heather Stark, SPONSOR: GENDER STUDIES DIVISION University of Southern Mississippi University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Interviewer: Sally Bell, “Giving at Work: Identification with the “The ‘Family Values’ of Apologia University of Montevallo Company or the Charitable Research: Exploring the Relationship of Organization?”** Theory and Criticism” Gender Scholar of the Year: Jennifer Mize Smith and Beverly Davenport Christopher R. Darr, Wesleyan College Elizabeth Ellen Bell, Sypher, Purdue University University of South Florida “Testing Motivating Influences in the SSCA Gender Studies Division Chair, “Creating Change in an Urban Production of First-Person and Third- Classroom: Empowering Children by Person Perceptions” Sally Bell, University of Montevallo, will Reducing Communication Apprehension Martin L. Hatton, Mississippi University for interview Elizabeth Bell of University of through LIPSS”* Women South Florida about her teaching, research, Jesica Speed, Louisiana State University and service contributions to the field of “The Effects of Hierarchical Distance on Gender Studies. “Smiling Smooth Talkers: Charismatic the Frequency, Rehearsal, and Catharsis Leadership, Politeness, and Motivation” Functions of Imagined Interactions” Mary Elizabeth Asbury, Abby M. Brooks, John DeBerry, Louisiana State University and Andrew Craig Tollison, University of Tennessee “Public Speaking State Anxiety as a Function of Speaker Coping Style” Respondent: Dave Gesler, Murray State Daniel W. Mourning, Ralph R. Behnke, and University Chris R. Sawyer, Texas Christian University
*Top Student Paper “Communicating Organizational Trust: **Top Paper An Exploration of the Link between Discourse and Action” Slavica Kodish, Arkansas Tech University
Respondent: Sherry G. Ford, University of Montevallo
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3508 3509 3510 ADDISON SALON B SALON C 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.
COMMUNICATING THROUGH THE LOOKING- TOP PAPERS IN LANGUAGE ECLECTISM: FAMILY VALUES, GLASS: PERSPECTIVES ON AND SOCIAL INTERACTION CONTEMPORARY STIMATIZATION, SPONSOR: LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL COMMUNICATION NARRATIVES, AND INTERACTION NATIONALISM PROGRAMS – PART II Chair and Respondent: Christine S.
SPONSOR: INTERCULTURAL SPONSOR: ASSOCIATION FOR Davis, COMMUNICATION DIVISION COMMUNICATION ADMINISTRATION University of North Carolina at Charlotte INTEREST GROUP Chair and Respondent: Cheryl L. “The President, the Faculty, Power, and the Presence/Absence Dialectic” ** Nicholas, Chair: Margaret Fitch-Hauser, Jay M. Hudkins, Texas A&M University Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Auburn University “Postmodernism Finds God: An “The Impact of Onset Controllability on Panelists: Analysis of Emergent Church Stigmatization and Supportive Communication”* Communication Goals Toward Persons Carl Cates, with HIV/AIDS versus Lung Cancer: A Valdosta State University Jennifer Ramsey, Wichita State University Comparison between Kenyan and U.S. Bruce Krajewski, “The Ethical Work of Patrol Officers: A Participants” Texas Woman’s University Reflexive Ethnography on Ann Neville Miller and Kelli L. Fellows, Dan Lattimore, (Re)Constituting the Police” University of Georgia University of Memphis Robert L. Ballard, University of Denver Pamela Bourland-Davis, “Coming to Canada: Personal Narratives Georgia Southern University “’Alcohol Talk’ as Social Glue: Students’ of Chinese Immigrants to Montreal” Referencing of Alcohol in Everyday Stephen M Croucher, University of Respondent: J. Michael Sproule, Saint Speech” Oklahoma Louis University Craig L. Engstrom, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale “Our Intercultural Family Values: The The panelists will discuss the issues raised Process of Crossing ‘Colorline’” by their presentations in the immediately “Stepmothering and Identity: A Co- Rachel Griffin, University of Denver preceding session. Constructed Narrative” “Question of Design: National Anthem” Heather L. Gallardo, University of North Crystal Lane Swift, Louisiana State Carolina at Charlotte, and Darbe L. A. University Mellon-Gallardo, R. Brown McAllister Elementary School, Concord, NC
*Top Paper **Top Student Paper
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3511 3512 SALON D SALON A 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.
ATTITUDES, EFFECTS AND STUDIES IN RELIGIOUS VALUES: TOP PAPERS IN COMMUNICATION MASS COMMUNICATION
SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS DIVISION CONFERENCE
Chair and Discussant: Tony DeMars, Chair and Discussant: Carl Kell, Sam Houston State University Western Kentucky University
“Survival of the Stereotypical: A Study of “The Portrayal of Jesus Christ in Movies: Personal Characteristics and Order of A Content Analysis” Elimination on Reality Television” * Jennifer McLelland, Arkansas State Richelle N. Jones and Bryan E. Denham, University Clemson University “Media among Baptist Collegiate “Preschool Children’s Attitude Toward Ministries: Marketing the Love of God to Computer Games: Gender Differences in the Masses” Playing Competitive and Noncompetitive Meghan Spradling, Arkansas State Educational Mathematics Games” University Fang-Yi Wei, Pradeep Sopory, and Katherine G. Hendrix, University of Memphis “Should I Call You Reverend? The Effects of Disclosure of Religiosity on “Cognitive Effects of Television Editing Conversation Style Title” Practice” Sarah Renfro, University of Kentucky Barry P. Smith, University of Alabama and Harper Cossar, Georgia State University “The Call of Stories: Revisiting the Mountain Meadow Massacre” “Adult and Children’s Television Katie Nickels, Arkansas Tech University Advertising: A Content Analysis of Production, Copy and Aesthetic Values” “Building A Better Vision - A Katrina A. Surprenant, and Mary Jackson Comparison of Mission Statement Programs: A Study based on The Path by Pitts, Arkansas State University Beth Jones and The Power Of Vision by Bill Godwin” *Top Paper Keeli Susanne Harpold, Appalachian State University
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3601 3608 3708 MESQUITE 1 ADDISON ADDISON 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. – 5:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. – 7:15 P.M.
RHETORIC AND PUBLIC INTERCULTURAL READERS THEATRE IN THE ADDRESS DIVISION COMMUNICATION 21ST CENTURY BUSINESS MEETING DIVISION BUSINESS MEETING SPONSOR: PERFORMANCE STUDIES DIVISION
3604 3609 Moderator: Justin Trudeau, BENT TREE 3 SALON B University of North Texas 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATION FOR Panelists: DIVISION BUSINESS COMMUNICATION Sharon E. Croft, MEETING ADMINISTRATORS INTEREST Capital GROUP BUSINESS MEETING University Kelly S. Taylor, University of North Texas 3605 3610 Oldooz Mohammadi, PRESTON TRAIL 3 SALON C Louisiana Sate University Darren C. Goins, 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. Towson University APPLIED COMMUNICATION LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL Daniel W. Heaton, DIVISION BUSINESS INTERACTION DIVISION Capital University MEETING BUSINESS MEETING Leigh Anne Howard, University of Southern Indiana
Audience members are invited to 3606 3611 participate in this panel discussion of the many uses, variations, and possible new PRESTON TRAIL 2 SALON D theoretical implications of Readers 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. Theatre, the art form of the 21st century. COMMUNICATION THEORY MASS COMMUNICATION DIVISION BUSINESS DIVISION BUSINESS MEETING MEETING
3607 PRESTON TRAIL 1 4:30 P.M.
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4101 4102 Salon E Registration Desk 8:00 – 8:50 a.m. 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ROUND TABLE BREAKFAST REGISTRATION DISCUSSIONS
Sponsor: Vice President
Informal discussions at separate tables will be held on the following topics. Join one 4103 for a lively conversation and light Ballroom Foyer breakfast. 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. “How can our discipline through its scholarship, teaching, and professional EXHIBIT associations best address the intersections of faith, intellect, and ethics?” Art Bochner, University of South Florida “How can the Southern States Communication Association better serve DAY 4 our members and profession?” Saturday, April 8, 2006 Kenneth N. Cissna, University of South Florida “Civic Engagement/ Service Learning/Community Based Research: How can individuals, departments, and the profession foster learning in the community?” Joann Keyton, Kansas University “What is the state of contemporary Southern rhetoric?” Carl Kell, Western Kentucky University “The Rhetorical Battleground for the War in Iraq” Martin Medhurst, Baylor University “The Southern Communication Journal: What should be published, how to get published, and the future of the journal” John Meyer, University of Southern Mississippi
“Taking on the tough problems: How can individuals and institutions address injustices in academic life?” Lynne Webb, University of Arkansas
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4201 4202 Workshop 4203 PRESTON TRAIL 3 SALON D SALON C 9:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. 9:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. 9:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. BLUEBONNET TEACHING THE HISTORY GENDER STUDIES DIVISION 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. OF RHETORIC: WHY AND TOP FOUR PAPERS HOW FIGHTING HATRED AND RACISM THROUGH THE SPONSOR: GENDER STUDIES DIVISION SPONSOR: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE COMMUNICATION HISTORY OF RHETORIC INTEREST GROUP CURRICULUM. Chair: Sandra Halvorson, Florida State University at Panama City Chair: M. Lane Bruner, SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT “Cerita Pontianak: Gendered Dualism Georgia State University Facilitators: and Malay Social Reality” Michael Waltman, Cheryl Nicholas, Southern Illinois University Panelists: University of North Carolina Beth Bennett, Jennifer Mease, “Byline Gender and News Source Selection: Coverage of the 2004 Summer University of Alabama UNC Olympics” John Campbell, John Haas, April L. Cook and Bryan E. Denham, University of Memphis University of Tennessee Clemson University James Darsey, M. Justin Davis, Georgia State University University of Tennessee “Combating Gender Inequality: Victoria J. Gallagher, Nicaraguan Dialectical Theatre” North Carolina State University This workshop explores ways that Margaret E. Moe-Lunger, Lee University Ken Zagacki, communication scholars can study and North Carolina State University teach about hatred and racism while “The Influence of Biological Sex on the resisting its expansion within their Determinants of Communicative Responses to Jealousy in Romantic This panel of experienced instructors in communities. the history of rhetoric will discuss their Relationships: Comparing and Contrasting Patterns of Association”* pedagogical positions and influences in Elyse M. Warford and Lynne M. Webb, how they teach the class. University of Arkansas
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4204 4205 4206 COTTONWOOD PRESTON TRAIL 2 PRESTON TRAIL 1 9:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. 9:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. 9:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M.
FILM AND HEGEMONY INVESTIGATING THE PERCEIVED RELATIONSHIPS INTERPERSONAL SIDE OF BETWEEN RANKINGS AND SPONSOR: POPULAR COMMUNICATION APPLIED COMMUNICATION: EXCELLENCE DIVISION ORGANIZATIONAL TRUST, PEER REPORTING AND SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT Chair: David Silverman, MEDIATION Xavier University of Louisiana Chair: Mark Hickson, III, SPONSOR: APPLIED COMMUNICATION University of Alabama at Birmingham “The Culture War Hits the Big Screen: DIVISION Mel Gibson’s Passion of the Christ and “Why Create Rankings in the First the Search for Hegemonic Concordance” Chair: Joy L. Hart, Place?” David Cisneros, University of Georgia University of Louisville Mark Hickson, III, University of Alabama at Birmingham “Historical Poetics and Jane Austen: An Analysis of Emma, Pride and Prejudice, “Friends or Co-Workers: Exploring the “A Perspective of a Ranked Person” and Sense and Sensibility” Interpersonal Component of Organizational Trust” James C. McCroskey, West Virginia Nicole Cann, Auburn University Slavica Kodish, Arkansas Tech University University “More Than Meets the Eye: A Cultural Criticism of the Film Armageddon” “Tattling On the Teacher: The Influence “Excellence and the Teacher-Scholar of Confidence, Attitudes, Receptivity, and Model” Matt Brigham, University of Pittsburgh Organizational Culture on Peer Chris R. Sawyer, Texas Christian University Reporting” Brian K. Richardson, Lawrence R. Wheeless, “Assessing Communication Scholarship: and Cody Cunningham, University of North A Multimodal Approach” Texas Martin J. Medhurst, Baylor University
“Extending the Politeness Theory to Several perspectives are offered regarding Mediation Discourse: Does Facework the use of rankings of communication Make a Difference?” scholars and their relationship to Andrew C. Tollison and Kenneth J. Levine, excellence in the discipline. University of Tennessee
Respondent: Kathy Barnett, Loyola University
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A BURKEIAN ANALYSIS OF SSCA NOMINATING BODY AND MIND: SOUTHERN STEREOTYPES COMMITTEE MEETING INCORPORATING PHYSIOLOGY INTO COMMUNICATION SPONSOR: KENNETH BURKE SOCIETY Chair: Kenneth N. Cissna, Retiring TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTEREST GROUP SSCA President, University of South Florida Chair: Jim A. Kuypers, SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT Virginia Tech Members: Facilitator: Kory Floyd, Jim N. Adams, Arizona State University “Language, the Forbidden Fruit: Kenneth Troy University Burke, Mark Twain, and the Garden of Sally Bell, This workshop will focus on connections Eden”* University of Montevallo between communication behavior and the Zac Gershberg, Louisiana State University Steve Madden, body’s physiological processes. First, an overview will be provided of recent “The Pathetic Appeal in Public Relations: Appalachian State University Hurricane Relief in Florida, Mississippi, Don Love, advances in physiology research that have Louisiana and Texas” East Tennessee State University direct implications for an understanding of Rise Samra, Barry University Monette Callaway-Ezell, human communication. Second, some Hinds Community College simple ways of incorporating physiological “The South as the Media’s ‘Heart of Deborah K. Phillips, measurement into communication Darkness’: A Burkeian Cluster Analysis of Muskingum College research will be described, and their the South’s Conradian Image” Mindy Fenske, benefits and risks discussed. Finally, the Andrew King, Louisiana State University University of South Carolina workshop will describe ways to incorporate “A Burkeian Analysis of the Southwestern Richard Olsen, knowledge about physiology into teaching Speech Codes by President George W. University of North Carolina, Wilmington materials and practices in communication. Bush” Kathleen Farrell, Mary Evelyn Collins, Sam Houston State Saint Louis University University Nina-Jo Moore, Appalachian State University “The Burkean Burger: Whataburger’s Rhetorical Advantage in Texas” Robert E. Patterson, University of Virginia Note: All divisions must be represented at this meeting *Top Student Paper
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4212 4301 4304 SALON A PRESTON TRAIL 3 COTTONWOOD 9:00 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M.
COMMUNICATION IN THE RHETORICAL DEMOCRACY: TOP PAPERS IN WORKPLACE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES PERFORMANCE STUDIES
SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS SPONSOR: RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS SPONSOR: PERFORMANCE STUDIES CONFERENCE DIVISION DIVISION
Chair and Discussant: Randall G. Rogan, Chair: Jim A. Kuypers, Chair: Jay Baglia, Wake Forest University Virginia Tech San Jose State University
“Working on Small Talk: Looking at “The Principles and Practices of “From Happenings to Flash Mobs: The Small Talk in the Workplace and Rhetorical Democracy” Evolution of a Form”* Employees with Disabilities” Raymie McKerrow, Ohio University Rebecca Walker, Louisiana State University Brittany Rose, University of Kentucky Raymie McKerrow presents his latest work “African American Orality at the Movies: “Looking to Become a Leader: concerning “civility” and “deliberative New Approaches to African American Correlation between Eye Contact and Self Tropes” democracy.” There will be time for Perceived Leader” Julie Berman, University of Louisville audience participation. Brian K. Inman, University of Kentucky “Neural-Performance: Nomad Science “Predicting Helping Behaviors: An and the Embodiment of Neural Nets” Analysis of Gender and Age and How it Benjamin Powell, Louisiana State University Influences Decision Making Title” Fernando Juarez and Jamie Seely, University “Historicizing Change: A Brechtian and of Central Oklahoma Habermasian Review of Robbie McCauley’s Sally’s Rape” “Perceived Uncertainty in Athletes: Is it Billy Wooten, Berea Related to Autocracy in Coaches?” Matt Emery, University of Kentucky Respondent: Elizabeth Ellen Bell, University of South Florida “Patient Perceptions of Physician Communication: Extended Research *Top Paper Proposal” Cortney Smith, University of Arkansas Fayetteville
“College and University Differences in Defining Sexual Assault Policy” Erin Melchior, University of Kentucky
“How Conversational Narcissism Affects Conflict Style” Shayna Priluck, George Washington University
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FINANCES, FAMILIES AND PAPERS ON THE HISTORY DISCOURSE, MESSAGES, FRIENDS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES AND SEMIOTICS IN PUBLIC COMMUNICATION AND PRIVATE SPACES SPONSOR: INTERPERSONAL ASSOCIATION COMMUNICATION DIVISION SPONSOR: LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL Chair: Andrew F. Herrmann, SPONSOR: PRESIDENT INTERACTION University of South Florida Chair: Richard R. Ranta, Chair and Respondent: Eugenia Almeida, “Family Matters: Negotiating Social Class University of Memphis Fayetteville State University in the Home” Sara B. Dykins Callahan, University of “Southern Strategies and Political South Florida Problematics in Early 20th Century “Turn-Taking Patterns in Speech Studies” Videoconference and Face-to-Face “A Future With Hope: The Social Pat J. Gehrke, University of South Carolina Conversations” Construction of Hope, Help and Dialogic Alla Kushniryk, University of Tennessee, Reconciliation in a Community Mental “Finding a Place for Non-Traditional Knoxville Health System of Care” Speech/Communication in SSCA” Christine S. Davis, University of North Mark Hickson, III, University of Alabama “A Semiotic Analysis of the Ford Carolina at Charlotte at Birmingham Explorer” Andrew Boozer, Clemson University, and “Undesirable and Desiring: The Stigma “How the South Saved the North When Steve Madden, Appalachian State University of an Inability to Consume” the Lights Went Out” Liz Edgecomb, University of South Florida Larry D. Miller, United States Army War “The Performativity of Magazine Editors College in a Time Magazine Budget Meeting: A “Heart is Where the Home Was: A Case Study of How News Matters, Family’s Stories of Foreclosure” “Identity Wars: Changing the Name of Interpellates Us, and Shapes Our Andrew F. Herrmann, University of South Southern” Identities” Florida Richard R. Ranta, University of Memphis Elaine Gale, University of Denver
“Discourse, Identity and the Problem of Root Cause Analysis: A Case Study of the Rogers Commission and the Challenger Disaster” Christy E. Cooksey, Auburn University
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4308 4310 4311 ADDISON SALON C SALON D 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. – 11:45 A.M.
SSCA 2006 CONVENTION NEWS, WEATHER AND “THE LONG AND WINDING PLANNING COMMITTEE MEDIA PERCEPTIONS: TOP ROAD”: IDENTIFYING STUDENT PAPERS IN MASS ESSENTIAL PERSONALITIES Chair: Craig Allen Smith, COMMUNICATION SSCA Vice President-Elect, AND KEY LINES OF North Carolina State University ARGUMENT EMPLOYED BY SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION PRETENDERS AND Members: DIVISION CONTENDERS IN THE 2008 Thomas J. Socha, PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN Old Dominion University Chair and Discussant: Gracie Lawson- Sherry G. Ford, Borders, SPONSOR: SOUTHERN FORENSICS University of Montevallo Kent State University ASSOCIATION DIVISION Paula Rodriguez, Hinds Community College “Fashion Faux Pas: Fashion Advertising, Moderator: Thomas Sabetta, Susan Mallon Ross, Sexy Women, and Men’s Magazines” Jefferson Community College University of Southern Mississippi Jennifer N. Ford, University of South Mindy Chang, Florida Panelists: Texas A & M University, Corpus Christi Gary Deaton, Ryan Loyd, “A Content Analysis of Local Television Transylvania University West Texas A & M University News in Orlando, Florida” * Stephen A. King, Erik M. Peterson, Florida State University Robert Glenn, Delta State University Owensboro Community College Melissa Young, “Health and Drugs on Broadcast News” James E. Reppert, Texas Christian University Kristin Haun and Michelle Epstein Garland, Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia Linda Vangelis, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Richard A. Knight, Eastern Carolina University Arkansas Tech University Melissa M. Smith, “Cone of Uncertainty or Cone of Mississippi State University Possibility: Audience Reception of the Tracy Stevenson Shaffer, Graphic Depiction of a Hurricane Path” Louisiana State University Lorna M. Geggis, University of South Monette Callaway-Ezell, Florida Hinds Community College David Silverman, “Seeing with Eyes Unclouded by Hate: Xavier University of Louisiana The Initiatory Journey of Ashitaka in Princess Mononoke” William E. Thompson, University of Louisville Jeremy R. Miller, University of Arkansas Kenneth Zagacki, * Top Graduate Student Paper in Mass North Carolina State University Darren C. Goins, Communication Towson University Renee Edwards, Louisiana State University M. Lane Bruner, Georgia State University Christina L. Moss, Louisiana State University 54
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ANALYZING THE LYRICS OF AWARDS LUNCHEON MARY ANNE FITZPATRICK POPULAR SONGS SPOTLIGHT President Kenneth N. Cissna, SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS University of South Florida, Presiding Moderator: Jerold Hale, CONFERENCE University of Georgia. Keynote Address: Chair and Discussant: Kathleen Turner, This session will focus on the career and Davidson College “Transforming the lives of our students accomplishments of Mary Anne and improving the world they will live in: Fitzpatrick, Dean of the College of Arts Demanding excellence in the field of “‘Rebel with a Rebel Yell, Raise Hell, We and Sciences, University of South Carolina Gon’ Let ‘em Know’: Comprehension and human communication in the 21st Perceptions of Eminem’s ‘Mosh’” century University” John Gillispie, University of Kentucky Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, University of South Carolina “‘Bitch, Get In My Car’: 50 Cent, Hip- Hop, and the Patriarchal Dividend” With millions of students enrolling in our Lindsey A. Sherrill, University of Montevallo colleges and universities, we have the opportunity to provide this generation of “Becoming a Man: An Analysis of students with a transformational Masculinity in Johnny Cash Songs” educational experience. The study of Dwight Castle, Samford University communication is not merely the development of basic skills but it is also “Feminist Criticism: Shania Twain’s, Any Man of Mine” core to the humanities and social science Claire Kimberly, Samford University curriculum as it develops an understanding of what it means to be “Analyzing Female Artists’ Music Video human and to organize into groups to Messages to Adolescent Girls” achieve specific goals. Moreover, as Therese Wilson, University of Louisville universities are faced with rising expectations for accountability to our “MTV’s Watch and Learn Campaign: A publics, the expertise of communication Rhetorical Analysis” scholars is critical in providing new levels Amy Thompson, West Texas A&M University of leadership and models of commitment to our institutions.
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4504 4505 4506 COTTONWOOD PRESTON TRAIL 2 PRESTON TRAIL 1 2:30 P.M. – 3:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M. – 3:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M. – 3:45 P.M.
MEET THE NCA BIO-CRITICAL ASSESSMENTS APPLIED COMMUNICATION CANDIDATES OF RHETORICAL ARTISTRY AND IMAGE: THE PERPETUATION OF VALUES
SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT SPONSOR: RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS DIVISION SPONSOR: APPLIED COMMUNICATION Chair: Martha Watson, DIVISION University of Nevada, Las Vegas Chair: Jason Edward Black, University of Alabama Chair: David Gesler, Panelists: Murray State University “The Impious Political Prophet: Sir Lynda Lee Kaid, Garfield Todd’s Effort before the United “Advertising Hate on the Internet” University of Florida Nations to End White Supremacy in Michael S. Waltman, University of North Betsy L. Bach, Africa” Carolina at Chapel Hill and John W. Haas, University of Montana - Missoula Michael W. Casey, Pepperdine University University of Tennessee at Knoxville
SSCA members can meet the candidates “Prudence and the 1999 Tennessee State “Sustaining Intercultural Family Values for 2nd vice president of the National of State Address: The Use and Misuse of Via Ritual, Narrative, and Symbols” Power” Communication Association. The Jim N. Adams, Troy University candidate elected will be the chief program Matthew M. Doggett, Capital University planner for the 2007 NCA meeting in “It’s a Good Thing: MarthaTalks.Com “Fate and Duty in William McKinley’s and the Theory of Image Restoration” Chicago and will lead the Association in Speech to the Home Market Club” John R. DeBerry, Louisiana State University 2008. Each candidate will make an William D. Harpine, University of South opening statement, followed by questions Carolina Aiken Respondent: Thomas J. Socha, Old and answers from the audience. Dominion University “John B. Rayner and Texas Populism: Race, Rhetorical Status, and Interest Convergence” Jean Costanza Miller, The George Washington University
Respondent: Carl Kell, Western Kentucky University
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AN ANALYSIS OF GENDER IN FAMILIES IN CRISIS ANALYZING FILMS & THE GAMING INDUSTRY PHOTOGRAPHS
SPONSOR: PERFORMANCE STUDIES SPONSOR: GENDER STUDIES DIVISION DIVISION SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS CONFERENCE Chair: Sandra Halvorson, Chair: Jay Baglia, Florida State University San Jose State University Chair and Discussant: Victoria Gallagher, North Carolina State University “Reality TV & Gender: An Examination “Spreading the Funk: Mold, Guilt, and of the Poker Phenomena” How Lucky We Are” “What Happened when Harry met Sally? Mike Eaves, Valdosta State University Wendy Armington, Louisiana State Intimate Self-disclosure and Attraction in University Cross-sex Friendships” “Gender-switching in Gaming Susanna Y. Dailey, University of Kentucky Situations” “Performing Family: Autobiography, Charles F. Beadle, Valdosta State University Memory and Identity” “The Shrek Narrative: Peeling Back the Elizabeth Lee-Brown, Independent Scholar Layers of Animated Culture” “Males and Female Preferences and Jade Chelsea Huell, Columbia College Motivations in Casino Gambling” “The Dual Positioning of (My)Self” Deborah K. Phillips, Muskingum College Oli Mohammadi, Louisiana State University “Merciful Friends: Cluster Criticism of The Deer Hunter” “Deception for Profit: Reading “Chosen Family in Crisis: A Mystory” James Brandon Dye, Berea College Nonverbal Communication Cues” Darren C. Goins, Towson University Sandra Halvorson, Florida State University “From Father to Son: An Ideological – Panama City Drinking with Displaced Dagos: An Analysis of Finding Nemo” Autoethnography of Hurricane Katrina” Emily Puckett, Berea College Annamaria Ruffino, Louisiana State “Point of Impact: An Analysis of Race University and Gender in Crash” Respondent: Rebecca Kennerly, Georgia S.A. Throop, Berea College Southern University “Saved!: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Controversial Movie” Daniel Proffitt, West Texas A&M University
“Pictures of Community: A Narrative Analysis of Wing Young Huie’s Lake Street USA” Melissa Buchanan, Berea College
“Communication Through The Arts: Symbolism and Interpretation” Maggie McCoy, Muskingum College
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4601 4602 4603 PRESTON TRAIL 3 BLUEBONNET SALON C 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M.
TOP PAPERS IN DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE?: CONTROVERSY IN INTERPERSONAL PERCEPTIONS OF CULTURAL HISTORIES COMMUNICATION IMPROVEMENT OF AND
ACTUAL IMPROVEMENT IN SPONSOR: POPULAR COMMUNICATION SPONSOR: INTERPERSONAL PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASSES DIVISION COMMUNICATION DIVISION AS A FUNCTION OF TECHNOLOGICAL Chair: Hana S. Noor Al-Deen, Chair: Michael Irvin Arrington, INTERVENTIONS University of North Carolina at University of Kentucky Willmington
SPONSOR: INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT “Differential Benefits and Risks of “Controversy Through Absence and DIVISION Nonverbal Affection Behavior for Women Distortion: The Misrepresentation of the and Men”* Rosa Parks Story in Children’s Moderator: Suzette Plaisance Bryan, Kory Floyd, Arizona State University, and Biographies, Historical Accounts of the Southeastern State University Alan C. Mikkelson, Whitworth College Civil Rights Movement, and Elementary Textbooks” Panelists: “Interpersonal Communication and the John H. Saunders, University of Memphis. Illness Experience in the Sex and the City Suzette Plaisance Bryan, Breast Cancer Narrative” ** Southeastern State University “Looking Through the Eyes of an Jennifer B. Gray, University of Kentucky Terri Miller-Drufner, Assassin: The Need For Community and Southeastern State University Place in The Assassination of Richard Nixon” “Perceptions of Normal Family Steve Smith, Joseph A. Watson, University of Memphis Communication in the U.S.: A Southeastern State University Preliminary Assessment among Young Charles Drey, Adults” ““In Space, All Warriors are Cold Southeastern State University Todd Lee Goen, University of Georgia, Lynne Warriors:” Russian Stereotypes in Star Sue Terrillion, Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country” M. Webb, Patricia Amason, and Robert H. Southeastern State University Kristine Weglarz, Louisiana State University Wicks, University of Arkansas “Melodrama and the Scapegoat: Popular “Sequential Persuasion in ‘Change Memories of the Trial Against Byron de Relationship’ Goals: The Effects of Goal la Beckwith for the Murder of Medgar Complexity and Resistance Strategy” Evers” David C. Schrader, Oklahoma State Kristen Hoerl, Auburn University. University
“Stretching Our ‘Family Values:’ Commitment, Communication, and Confronting Heteronormativity in Interpersonal Research” Elissa Foster, San Jose State University
Respondent: J. Donald Ragsdale, Sam Houston State University
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4604 4605 4606 COTTONWOOD PRESTON TRAIL 2 PRESTON TRAIL 1 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M.
TOP THREE STUDENT WHEN BAD THINGS HAPPEN TOP 3 STUDENT PAPERS IN PAPERS IN FREEDOM OF WITH GOOD THE HISTORY OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION RHETORIC
SPONSOR: FREEDOM OF SPEECH DIVISION SPONSOR: KENNETH BURKE SOCIETY SPONSOR: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE INTEREST GROUP HISTORY OF RHETORIC INTEREST GROUP Chair: James Pauff, Tarleton State University Chair: Kim Golombisky, Chair: Daniel Grano, University of South Florida University of North Carolina at Charlotte “Atari, All Grown Up: Pushing the Boundaries of Games as Speech”* “Symbolic Suicide as Mortification: “Keep the Faith – Keep a Scrapbook: The Joseph Bailey, Texas A&M University Transformation and Counterstatement: Scrapbook Trend as Reaction to a The Conciliatory (Yet) Resistant Postmodern World” “Hate Speech on the College Campus: A Surrender of Maka-ti-mesh-ekia-kiak”* Karen Yeager Kimball, University of North Review of the Literature” Jason Edward Black, University of Alabama Texas Mary Beth Asbury, University of Tennessee “Aristotelian Constitutional Foundations: “An Analysis of Anti-West Rhetoric in Does the Iraqi Provisional Constitution Respondent: Susan Mallon Ross, Saudi Arabia” Measure Up? U.S. and Arab Media University of Southern Mississippi Samiah Baroni, Florida Atlantic University Reactions” Mary Lou Beall, Mercer University “Fidel Castro: Adapting Agent to Scene *Top Paper in Burke’s Dramatism” “Ethos as Enthymeme: Aristotle’s Brent Kice, Louisiana State University Concept of Ethos in the Nichomachean Ethics and Rhetoric”* “Rhetoric and the Other: A Rhetorical Monica A. Moore, University of Minnesota Analysis of Nazi Party Propaganda” Jacqueline May, Florida Atlantic University Respondents: Beth Bennett, University of Alabama and Kenneth Zagacki, North “AKA Michael Duvac: The Literary Carolina State University Aspirations of Young Kenneth Burke” David Cratis Williams, Florida Atlantic * Top Paper University
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4607 4608 4609 ADDISON AZALEA SALON B 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 4:00 P.M. – 5:15 P.M.
THE PETRIFIED MAN: A OF BEGINNINGS AND TOP PAPERS IN FORENSICS READER’S THEATRE ENDINGS: PRESIDENTIAL AND ARGUMENATIONS PERFORMANCE RHETORIC IN INAUGURALS
AND LEGACIES SPONSOR: SOUTHERN FORENSICS SPONSOR: PERFORMANCE STUDIES ASSOCIATION DIVISION DIVISION SPONSOR: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION DIVISION Chair: Jason Hough, Chair: Kelly S. Taylor, John Brown University University of North Texas Chair: Jerry K. Frye, Stephen F. Austin State University “Organization Identity, Culture and Cast: Student Motivation among Intercollegiate “Inaugurals in Times of War” Forensics Competitors”** Christi Wells, University of North Texas Nicki L. Michalski, Lamar University Stephen Croucher, University of Oklahoma; Rachael R. Brown, University of North Tyler Thornton, Cameron University; and Texas “Winning One More for the Gipper: Jacqueline M. Eckstein, University of Ronald Reagan’s Funeral as His Parting Elizabeth Snyder, University of North Oklahoma Narrative” Texas Kaylene Barbe, Oklahoma Baptist University “Declaring the Sub-field of Public Health an Argumentative Disaster Area: Michael Respondent: Sharon Croft, Capitol “Inaugural influence: Using Medium Chertoff’s Post-Katrina Arguments”* University Metaphor Analysis to Assess Agenda Doyle Srader, Stephen F. Austin State Creation in George W. Bush’s Second University This Reader’s Theatre adaptation of Inaugural Address” Eudora Welty’s short story “The Petrified Robert Tyler Spradley, Stephen F. Austin Respondent: David Nelson, University of Man” focuses on the juxtaposition of the State University Southern Mississippi grotesque and the mundane in this black “America the Savior: An Analysis of comedy about Southern life. * Top Paper Religious Metaphors in Bush’s Second ** Top Student Paper Inaugural Address” Elizabeth Spradley, Stephen F. Austin State University
“George W. Bush: A Legacy of Faith” Jim Towns, Stephen F. Austin State University
“Presidential Inaugural Addresses: The Forgotten Bill of Rights” John Yearwood and Mary Alice Baker, Lamar University
Respondent: Larry J. King, Stephen F. Austin State University
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COMPETITIVE STUDENT STUDIES IN PAPERS IN PUBLIC INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS COMMUNICATION
SPONSOR: PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS Chair: Brigitta Brunner Johnson, CONFERENCE Auburn University Chair and Discussant: Jerold Hale, “The Mission of the Medical College of University of Georgia the Midwest as Reflected Through The Center for Science Excellence: A “The Impact of Appearance on Study in Organizational Perceptions of Trustworthiness” Communication” Heather M. Hourigan, University of Katie Clifford, Austin College Kentucky
“Public Relations In Vietnam: An “Communicative Reactions to ‘Dirty Overview” Words’” Phuong Nguyen, Texas Tech University Carolyn Jean Brooks, University of Southern Mississippi “The ‘Hidden Epidemic’ of Childhood Obesity and U.S. Food Marketing: An “You Say You’re Just a Friend: The Investigation of How Stakeholders Frame Relational Dialectics of a Blended Crisis Communication Responses”* Friendship” Courtney Carpenter, Andrea Holt, and Courtney Dycus, University of Arkansas at Laura Ware, University of Alabama Little Rock
Respondent: Margaret Fitch-Hauser, “The Long Term Effects of Exposure to Auburn University Video Game Violence on Adult Aggressive Behavior” *Top Student Paper Brad McDowell, University of Kentucky
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4701 4705 4709 PRESTON TRAIL 3 PRESTON TRAIL 2 SALON B 5:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M.
INTERPERSONAL KENNETH BURKE SOCIETY SOUTHERN FORENSICS COMMUNICATION INTEREST GROUP BUSINESS ASSOCIATION DIVISION DIVISION BUSINESS MEETING BUSINESS MEETING MEETING
4702 4706 4711 BLUEBONNET PRESTON TRAIL 1 SALON D 5:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M.
INSTRUCTIONAL AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS DEVELOPMENT DIVISION THE HISTORY OF DIVISION BUSINESS BUSINESS MEETING RHETORIC INTEREST MEETING GROUP BUSINESS MEETING
4703 4707 4801 SALON C ADDISON SALON E 5:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. – 8:00 P.M. OSBORN RECEPTION POPULAR PERFORMANCE STUDIES COMMUNICATION DIVISION BUSINESS DIVISION BUSINESS MEETING Honoring all SSCA award winners and MEETING participants in the Theodore Clevenger, Jr. Undergraduate Honors Conference
SPONSORED BY THE HOUGHTON MIFFLIN 4704 4708 COMPANY, DRS. MICHAEL AND SUZANNE OSBORN, AND THE COLLEGE COTTONWOOD AZALEA OF COMMUNICATION AND FINE ARTS, 5:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS. FREEDOM OF SPEECH POLITICAL DIVISION BUSINESS COMMUNICATION MEETING DIVISION BUSINESS MEETING
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REFLECTIONS ON THE CONVENTION
SSCA Vice President and convention planner, Chuck Tardy, Vice President Elect and next year’s convention planner, Craig Smith, and Executive Director, Emmett Winn invite you to join them for coffee and to reflect on the convention. Anyone interested in sharing their reactions to and ideas about our convention are welcome. DAY 5 Sunday, April 9, 2006
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5101 5102 5105 PRESTON TRAIL 1 SALON G PRESTON TRAIL 3 8:00 A.M. – 9:15 A.M. 8:00 A.M. – 9:15 A.M. 8:00 A.M. – 9:15 A.M.
HISTORY OF SOUTHERN AT THE TOP: RHETORICAL EMERGING ISSUES IN FORENSICS: A CLOSER CONCERNS OF PRESIDENTS FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: EXAMINATION SALIENT CONFLICTING SPONSOR: RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS NARRATIVES SPONSOR: SOUTHERN FORENSICS DIVISION ASSOCIATION DIVISION SPONSOR: FREEDOM OF SPEECH DIVISION Chair: Sally Bell, Chair: Mike Eaves, University of Montevallo Chair: Roseann Kincannon, Valdosta State University Tarleton State University “University Presidents and Rhetorical “A Content Analysis of Titles of Journal Themes of Inaugural Addresses” “United States v. Carmichael: Prior Articles in Debate from 1995 to 2005” Jason W. Hough, John Brown University Restraint and the Internet” Carl Cates, Valdosta State University William Self and Mark Hickson, III, “Reagan, Reykjavík, and Human Rights: University of Alabama at Birmingham “History Through Publications: A Look The Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) as at the History of an Honorary Forensic a Tool of Diplomacy” “National Memorial for the Unborn: Organization’s Journal” B. Wayne Howell, Purdue University Public Memory and Private Grief” Nina-Jo Moore, Appalachian State Crystal Lane Swift, Louisiana State University “The Wonder-Working Power of University Religious Rhetoric: An Analysis of the “A Rhetorical Analysis of the 1918 Major Speeches of George W. Bush” Debate Between the University of Florida Rebecca Kuhn, Florida Atlantic University and the University of Tennessee” Mike Eaves, Valdosta State University “Uniting the Family: The Atomizing Rhetoric of the ‘Race Problem’ in “The History of IPDA in the South” Presidential Address” Christopher B. Joffrion, Texas Tech Eric Jenkins, University of Georgia University Respondent: M. Lane Bruner, Georgia At the conclusion of the papers, there will State University be open discussion about the papers and our southern forensics history.
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SHIFTING REALITIES POPULAR FOLKLORE AND THROUGH APPLIED CULTURAL COMMUNICATION: COMMUNICATIONS: FROM COMPETENCY, CULTURE, THE FIRESIDE TO TV TO PC AND UNIFIED THEORY SPONSOR: POPULAR COMMUNICATION DIVISION SPONSOR: APPLIED COMMUNICATION DIVISION Chair: Mark Mohr, Georgia Southern University Chair: Jennifer Mize Smith, Purdue University Panelists: Rebecca M. Kennerly, “Public Speaking Anxiety and Self- Georgia Southern University Perceived Competency: A Complex Bryan A. Dawson, Relationship” Georgia Southern University Kristin Haun, University of Tennessee, Lillie M. Fears, Knoxville Arkansas State University “The Effects of Organizational Culture Dharma Adhikari, on Crisis Management: Lessons for Georgia Southern University FEMA” Osabuohien P. Amienyi, Dedra Barefoot and David F. Dufty, Arkansas State University University of Memphis “From the Fireside to TV to PC” will “Understanding Through the Use of discuss in detail several topics on the Symbolic Interactionism, Labeling, and evolution of folklore and cultural Standpoint” communications from within the family or Linda Pysher Jurczak, University of reference group to modern society Tennessee including the new technologies of mass communications. Respondent: Jim N. Adams, Troy Univestiy
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CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? “The Emergence of Audience Aggregation” PRODUCTION & IMPACT OF ADDRESSING AUDIENCE William Thompson, University of Louisville RADIO THEATRE: MASS ANALYSIS ANGST FOR COMMUNICATION STUDENTS AND “All Publics Are NOT Created equal” DIVISION PRODUCTION PRACTITIONERS Laura Walton, Mississippi State University SHOWCASE
SPONSOR: PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION This panel explores audience analysis from traditional and contemporary perspectives. SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION Chair: Brigitta Brunner Johnson, Developing our definitions of audiences DIVISION Auburn University and then reaching those audiences are Chair: Esther Rumsey, both critical components of any “Critical Liaisons: Matches Made in Sul Ross State University Heaven” communication, and especially of public Pamela Bourland-Davis, Georgia Southern relations plans and campaigns. The “Cultural Aspects of Radio Theatre” University discussion will offer pedagogical and Joseph Velasco, Sul Ross State University practitioner-based ideas for developing “Hitting the Bull’s Eye in a means by which professors can blend “Multidisciplinary Aspect of Radio Technologically Segmented Marketplace” theory with applied approaches. The Theatre” LaDawn Mohr, Georgia Southern University panel offers views from both professors Dona Roman, Sul Ross State University and practitioners. “Target Practice 4000 for Students and “Performance Aspects of Radio Theatre: Clients” Direction/Voice and Technical” Margaret Fitch-Hauser, Auburn Student Members of the Sul Ross Radio Theatre Project “Divide and Conquer: The Power of Audience Segmentation” This panel will examine the impact of and Christie Kleinmann, Mississippi State production techniques inherent in Radio University Theatre performance. Sul Ross State University has sponsored Radio Theatre through the Sul Ross Radio Theatre Project since 1994. Dedicated to producing radio drama before a studio/theatre audience, the Project has sponsored historical and original scripts, along with recreations of various presentation approaches.
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STUDIES OF SELF- SSCA COMMITTEE ON THE DISCURSIVE CALL TO DISCLOSURE IN PERSONAL COMMITTEES ACTIVISM RELATIONSHIPS Members: SPONSOR: KENNETH BURKE SOCIETY SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS Kenneth N. Cissna, INTEREST GROUP CONFERENCE University of South Florida Charles H. Tardy, Chair: Elena Strauman, Chair and Discussant: Elissa Foster, University of Southern Mississippi College of Charleston San Jose State University Craig Allen Smith, “Call to Reason: Bill Moyers on Religion North Carolina State University and the Environment” “Personality and Openness: The J. Emmett Winn, Robert Kienzle, University of Arkansas Relationship between Extraversion and Auburn University Self-Disclosure” John C. Meyer, “Chicks and Nuggets: A Burkean Cluster Laura E. Richter, George Washington University of Southern Mississippi Analysis of Animal-Rights Rhetoric” University Jean L. DeHart, Shereen Siddiqui, Florida Atlantic “The Effects of Occupational Stress on Appalachian State University University Marital Self-Disclosure” Joy Hart, “Image as Act: A Burkean Analysis of the Erin Kathleen Day, University of Kentucky University of Louisville Image Events of Earth First!” Hal Fulmer, Rebecca Walker, Louisiana State University “Love is in the Air, Literally: Self Troy University Disclosure and Text Messaging” “Religious Aspects of Politics: A Logology Lynn Anne Gower, University of Kentucky of Presidential Elections” “How Long Will We Last? Self- Robert E. West and Julie A. Stevens, Disclosure Effects on the Longevity of University of Southern Indiana Romantic Relationships” Danielle J. Lovejoy, University of Kentucky “Enter Stage Right—Exit Stage Left: The Rise and Fall of Fra Girolama “The Effect of Self Disclosure on Savonarola’s Rhetoric” Romantic Relationship Satisfaction” Rebecca McCarthy, Florida Atlantic Lindsay Lurding, University of Kentucky University
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RHETORICAL DIMENSIONS TRANSITIONS AND ABOLISHING FAMILY OF RECOVERY: EXAMINING TRANSFORMATIONS: VIOLENCE THROUGH THE RENEWING FUNCTION VALUES IN FLUX CHANGING VERBAL AND OF CRISIS DISCOURSE NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
SPONSOR RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS SPONSOR: PERFORMANCE STUDIES PATTERNS DIVISION DIVISION SPONSOR: INTERPERSONAL Chair: Stuart Towns, Chair and Respondent: Charla Markham COMMUNICATION DIVISION Appalachian State University Shaw, University of Texas at Arlington Chair: James Stacy, “Post-9/11 Hysteria, the Renewal of the Louisiana State University at Alexandria National Character, and the Emergence “Transformation of Space(s)” of America’s Detective Mode” Jacqueline Burleson, Louisiana State William Trapani and Laura Winn, Wayne Panelists: University State University Marcus Porter, LSU Baton Rouge “Transportational Transformation: A “The Cinematic Citizen: Renewed Factional Account of Jennifer Fontenot, Community in the Wake of 9/11” Rediscovering/Repairing Self in Middle LSU Alexandria Danna Prather, University of North Texas Age” Elizabeth Norwood, Cindy Kistenberg, Queens University LSU Alexandria “Race, Religion, and Renewal: The Rhetorical Dimensions of Recovering Vicki Parrish, “The –ectomy and Feminism: From Hurricane Katrina” Northwestern State University (LA) Performing Absence” Matthew G. Gerber, Baylor University Charla Markham Shaw, University of Texas The panel will focus on family violence at Arlington “Renewal through Spectacle: from a communication perspective. A Guantanamo as Formative of survivor of marital abuse will tell her story, Contemporary American Culture” and other panelists will discuss family “Losing My Religion: Performance and Brian Lain, University of North Texas relationships and programs of intervention Ethics” now in place in Louisiana. Kelly S. Taylor, University of North Texas
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TEXAS AND THE WEST IN FOSTERING EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE LEARNING: THE POPULAR CULTURE MEDIA THE COMMUNICATION GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE AND FORMS CLASSROOM UGLY
SPONSOR: POPULAR COMMUNICATION SPONSOR: INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT SPONSOR: APPLIED COMMUNICATION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION
Chair: Joshua Gunn, Chair: Erica Gann, Chair: Suzette Plaisance Bryan, University of Texas at Austin Texas Christian University Southeastern State University
“Publishing the Story of the West: Tom “Promoting Excellence in Education Panelists: through Communication Ethics” Lea and Others in Press” Suzette Plaisance Bryan, Leeanne M. Bell, Janie Harden Fritz, and Randy Armstrong, Hardin Simmons Southeastern State University Ronald C. Arnett, Duquesne University University Betty Attaway-Fink, “Texas, the West, and West Texas in “Assessing the Impact of the Southeastern State University Storytelling” Interpersonal Communication Course” Carol Madere, Trudy Hanson, West Texas A&M University Michelle Epstein Garland, University of Southeastern State University Tennessee Joe Burns, “Big Talk in Texas: Political Speech as Southeastern State University Media Event” “Colored Bodies in the Classroom: An Mary Evelyn Collins, Sam Houston State Exploratory Investigation of Graduate University Teaching Assistants of Color (GTACs)” Katherine Grace Hendrix, University of Memphis; Aparna Bulusu Hebbani, University of Newcastle, Australia; and Orin Johnson, University of Memphis
“Teacher Socio-Communicator Style and Tolerance for Disagreement and their Association with Student Learning in the College Classroom” Jason J. Teven, West Texas A&M University
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5209 5210 5212 SALON C SALON D SALON A 9:30 A.M. – 10:45 A.M. 9:30 A.M. – 10:45 A.M. 9:30 A.M. – 10:45 A.M.
APPLICATIONS OF (RE)UNDERSTANDING STUDIES OF MEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT THEORY FEMINIST PEDAGOGIES WOMEN AND THE FAMILY ACROSS MASS MEDIA SPONSOR: GENDER STUDIES DIVISION SPONSOR: UNDERGRADUATE HONORS SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE DIVISION Chair: Laura Sells, Louisiana State University Chair and Discussant: Kelly Albada, Moderator: Pete Smith, “From Ghost World to Six Feet Under: North Carolina State University Mississippi State University Exploring Intersections of Art, Identity and Feminist Pedagogy” “When Situation Comedies Go Bad: Negative Depictions of Women on Panelists: Dre Betancourt, Louisiana State University Brian C. Brantley, Television” University of Texas of the Permian Basin “Composing a Difference: Embodying Gary W. Williams, University of Kentucky R. Glenn Cummins, Activism in the Classroom” “Debunking the Beauty Myth through Jessica Ketcham, Louisiana State University Kennesaw State University Shampoo and Body Wash: An Ideological Barry P. Smith, Analysis of Dove’s Campaign for Real “Space in the Classroom: Male Students University of Alabama Beauty” in a Feminist Pedagogical Setting” Melissa M. Smith, Christina Poteet, Berea College Corey Leighton, Louisiana State University Mississippi State University “Love and Marriage: A Rhetorical “Feminism and Martial Arts: Power & Analysis of Redbook Magazine” The participants will discuss the Pedagogy in the Dojo” Cindie Mills, Berea College application of specific theories, such as Roger Pippin, Louisiana State University mood management and affective “Do Junky Kids Make Chunky Kids?: disposition, to mass-mediated content Respondent: Kim Golombisky, University Media Exposure and Children’s Sugar with a connection to the convention’s host of South Florida Preference” city and state. The panel demonstrates Lauren Keller, University of Kentucky how entertainment theory has been, and can be, applied to the study of mass- “Descriptive Children’s Television: mediated communication across a number Bridging the Gap for Blind Kids While of media and content types. Benefiting All Kids” Melanie Peskoe, University of Louisville
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COMPETITIVE STUDENT THE MACHINIC PHYLUM ETHICS IN PAPERS IN RHETORIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION: PUBLIC ADDRESS SPONSOR: PERFORMANCE STUDIES PUTTING CRITICAL THEORY DIVISION INTO PRACTICE SPONSOR RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS Chair: Roger Pippin, DIVISION Louisiana State University SPONSOR: APPLIED COMMUNICATION Chair: Kerry Owens, DIVISION “A User’s Guide to the Machinic Phylum” University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Roger Pippin, Louisiana State University Chair: Victoria J. Gallagher, “A Rhetorical Assessment of the Vioxx North Carolina State University Matter” “Shock and Awe: Channeling Bio-Power through the Repetition of Traumatic Chris Cudahy, Texas A&M University “Service with a Smile: Discursive Images” Privilege in Non-traditional Service “Intertextuality and Apologia: Rhetorical Jennifer Alford, Louisiana State University Sector Organizations” Efficacy Through Shared Values” Ray Riordan, North Carolina State “Mythos Reloaded: Postmodern Fantasy Karen Hartman, Louisiana State University University Culture Types and the Unconscious Rhizomatic Rhetoric of the Cyborganic “Expanding Generic Criticism: “Corporate Profits, Political Ideologies, Superhero” Establishing the Genre of Special and the News” Shaun Treat, Louisiana State University Relationship Discourse” Anna Turnage, North Carolina State Brent Kice, Louisiana State University “On War: Neurosis, Power, and University Normalcy” “Pronouns and Christian Metaphors in “Concertive Control Manifest through Kristine Weglarz, Louisiana State University Presidential Terrorism Rhetoric: A Self-Managed Work Teams: Ethical Comparative Study” Considerations” “Neural-Corporeal Performance: Nomad Veronica Koehn, University of Denver Science and the Embodiment of Neural Ruth Currin, North Carolina State Nets” University “Realms of Reception: An Overview of the Rhetorical Response to Martin Luther Benjamin Powell, Louisiana State University King Jr.’s ‘Letter from Birmingham Jail’” Respondent: Kenneth Zagacki, North Mark Vail, The University of Memphis Respondent: Michael Levan, University of Carolina State Universtiy South Florida Respondent: Mark A. E. Williams, California State University, Sacramento
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5305 5309 5310 PRESTON TRAIL 3 SALON C SALON D 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.
BRING THE RESUME “TO CELL OR EX-CELL”: DEREGULATION, BUILDER TO LIFE: THE PRACTICAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE REWARDS AND PEDAGOGICAL ISSUES AND CONVERGENCE IN CHALLENGES OF NCA INVOLVED WITH MEDIA ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS CONFRONTING THE USE
FOR YOUR DEPARTMENT OF CELL TECHNOLOGY IN SPONSOR: MASS COMMUNICATION THE COMMUNICATION DIVISION SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT CLASSROOM Chair and Discussant: Gracie Lawson- SPONSOR: COMMUNITY COLLEGE Chair: Essin C. Turk, Borders, DIVISION Mississippi Valley State University Kent State University Chair: Robert Glenn, Owensboro Community and Technical College “Organizational Change and Participants: Convergence in the Media Industry” Patricia A. Cutspec, Panelists: Joe Downing, Southern Methodist University East Tennessee State University Gary Deaton, Lambda Pi Eta and Sigma Chi Eta Transylvania University “How Far Has Convergence Come and student representatives Thomas Sabetta, Where is it Going” Jefferson Community College Camille Krapelin, Southern Methodist Examine the appeal of NCA’s three James E. Reppert, University undergraduate student organizations Southern Arkansas University “Snapshot of Convergence in Media during this interactive poster session and Richard A. Knight, Organizations” roundtable discussion. Posters displaying Arkansas Tech University Gracie Lawson-Borders, Kent State the creativity and enthusiasm of NCA Currently, over 168 million Americans University Student Clubs, Lambda Pi Eta, NCA’s possess access to cell phones for personal honorary for students in four-year and professional use. During the past half “Re-evaluation of Teaching News communication programs, and Sigma Chi Convergence in the University decade, a number of significant social Eta, NCA’s honorary for students in two- Curriculum” issues have emerged concerning the use of year communication programs, launches Tony DeMars, Sam Houston State University this technology including those related to the session. A roundtable discussion and Linda T. Bond, Stephen F. Austin State safety (driving while operating a cell examining the impact of student University phone), inappropriate social behaviors communication organizations on collegiate (public conversations of private matters), campuses completes the program. Current academic dishonesty (students using the chapter advisors and student members as devices to cheat on exams in class), well as those interested in starting an NCA dehumanization (cell phone use as a student organization are encouraged to substitute for real human contact), and participate. invasion of privacy (newer cell phones allow individuals to take photos while on the go in virtually any setting or locale). Discussants will analyze and contrast the benefits and problems associated with cell phone use, in the communication classroom and the academic environment. 72
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SPONSOR: VICE PRESIDENT
Chair: Trudy L. Hanson, West Texas A&M University
“Walter Benjamin’s The Storyteller and Isleno Decima Singers of Louisiana: An Analysis and Interpretation of the Communicable Experience” Danielle Sears Vignes, Louisiana State University,
“Managing Change Through Organizational Symbolism: A Study in Higher Education” Kathy Barnett, Loyola University, New Orleans
“Epideictic Rhetoric Sized to Fit the White Coat Ceremony” Doyle Srader, Stephen F. Austin State University
“Nonverbal Sensitivity: The Relationship Between Formative Household Size and Subsequent Adult Decoding Ability” Kristy Wilkerson, West Texas A&M University
“Grieving Losses Incurred When Natural Disaster Strikes” Jim Towns, Stephen F. Austin State University
“War Has Been Declared: Managing the Meaning of a Crisis for a Community” Carolyn Kyyhkynen Lee, University of Southern Mississippi
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Barnett, Kathy 3206, 4205, Brigham, Matt 4204 Clay, Ele 3206 A Adams, Jim N. 4208, 4506, 5311 Brooks, Abby M. 2304, 3505 Clifford, Katie 3412, 4611 5106 Baroni, Samiah 4605 Brooks, Carolyn Jean 4612 Cole, Terry 2208, 2602, 4604 Adhikari, Dharma 5108 Barron, Holly S. 2412 Brookshire, Anna 2512 Collins, Mary Evelyn 2505, Albada, Kelly 3406, 5212 Bates, Benjamin R. 2405 Broussard, Sharee LeBlanc 3412, 4207, 5206 Albarran, Alan 3307 Beadle, Charles F. 4507 2311, 2611 Condit, Celeste 2405 al-Deen, Hana S. Noor 2311, Beall, Mary Lou 2505, 4606 Brown, Mary Helen 3310 Conville, Richard 4113 4603 Beall, Megan Louise 2311, Brown, Michelle 2412 Cook, April L. 4203 Alford, Jennifer 5303 2505, 3410 Brown, Rachael R. 2604, Cook, John 2511 Allen, Jerry L. 1402 Beasley, Berrin 3210 3309, 4607 Cook, Laurie 3312 Allison, Jr., John M. 2508 Beckwith, Chad Anthony Bruner, M. Lane 3410, 4201, Cook, Norma Cox 2602, Almeida, Eugenia 2305, 4307 2612 4308, 5102 3302 Amason, Patricia 2302, 4601 Behnke, Ralph R. 3206, 3506 Bryan, Suzette Plaisance 4602, Cooksey, Christy E. 4307 Amaya, Hector 2503 Bell, Elizabeth Ellen 3301, 5208 Copeland, Gary 3212 Amienyi, Osabuohien P. 5108 3507, 4304 Buchanan, Melissa 4512 Cossar, Harper 3511 Anderson, Karen 2604 Bell, Leeanne M. 2303, 5207 Buerkle, C. Wesley 3301 Cowart, Melissa 3312 Anson, Chris M. 1201, 1403, Bell, Sally 3507, 4208, 5102 Burleson, Jacqueline 5203 Croft, Sharon E. 3708, 4607 1502 Bello, Richard 3206 Burns, Joe 5208 Croucher, Stephen M. 3508, Armfield, Greg G. 2308 Bennett, Beth 4201, 4606 Butler, Shannan 2308 4609 Armington, Wendy 4511 Bennett, Jeff 2508 Byers, Lori – 2508 Cudahy, Chris 5302 Armstrong, Randy 5206 Berman, Julie 4304 Cummins, Navita James 4510, Arneson, Pat 2303, 3302 Bernardi, Jennifer M. 2302, C 4610 Arnett, Ronald C. 5207 3405 Calk, Michael 3309 Cummins, R. Glenn 5209 Arrington, Michael Irvin 4601 Betancourt, Dre 5210 Callahan, Sara B. Dykins 4305 Cunningham, Cody 4205 Arrowood, Katie 2412 Billings, Andrew C. 2611 Callaway-Ezell, Monette 3211, Currin, Ruth 5304 Asbury, Mary Elizabeth 3505, Black, Jason Edward 4505, 4208, 4308 Cutspec, Patricia A. 5305 4604 4605 Campbell, John 4201 Campbell, Kristen 2405 Attaway-Fink, Betty 5208 Bochner, Art 4113 D Aune, James 2602 Bock, Hope 2406, 2504 Cann, Nicole 2411, 4204 Dailey, Susanna Y. 4512 Bodie, Graham D. 2406 Cardenas, Cristina 3504 Dannels, Deanna 1101, 1502 Bodon, Jean 2511 Carpenter, Courtney 4611 Darling, Ann L. 1203, 1401 B Bach, Betsy L. 4504 Bond, Linda T. 5310 Carter, Judy 3504 Darr, Christopher R. 3506 Baglan, Thomas 2302 Boozer, Andrew 4307 Casey, Michael W. 4505 Darsey, James 4201 Baglia, Jay 2408, 2503, 4304, Bourland-Davis, Pamela G. Castle, Dwight 4312 Dash, Nicole 2508, 2608 4511 2510, 3310, 3409, 3509, Cates, Carl 3409, 3509, 5101 Davis, Ashonti 2312 Bailey, Joseph 4604 5109 Caulfield, Emily 2612 Davis, Christine S. 2305, Baker, Mary Alice 4608 Boylorn, Robin M. 2408 Cavendish, Sarah E. 1502, 3510, 4305 Balas, Jason 3210 Brandau-Brown, Frances E. 2302, 3209 Davis, M. Justin 4202 Ballard, Robert L. 3510 3206, 3400 Chang, Mindy 4308 Daws, Laura Beth 3306 Ballantine, Jan 2309 Brantley, Brian C. 5209 Chapman, Whitney 3312 Dawson, Bryan A. 5108 Barbe, Kaylene 4608 Bresciani, Marilee 1202, 1402 Cisneros, David 4204 Day, Erin Kathleen 5112 Barefoot, Dedra 5106 Bridwell-Bowles, Lillian 1302, Cissna, Kenneth N. 2405, Dean, Treva E. 3412 1502 3100, 4113, 4208, 5113 Deaton, Gary 4311, 5309
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DeBerry, John R. 3506, 4506 Fitch-Hauser, Margaret 2310, Gilchrist, Eletra 2409 Hart, Joy L. 2304, 2412, DeHart, Jean L. 2208 2406, 3409, 3509, 4611, Gill, Cherisse 3404 4205, 5113 DeMars, Tony 3210, 3511, 5109 Gillispie, John 4312 Hart, Roderick P. 1101, 2713 5310 Fitzpatrick, Mary Ann 4401, Glebatis, Lisa 3305 Hartman, Karen 5302 Denham, Bryan E. 3302, 4501 Glenn, Robert 2301, 2601, Hatton, Martin L. 3506 3511, 4203 Flanagan, Lisa 2913 4311, 5309 Haun, Kristin 4310, 5106 Deriemer, Cynthia 1502 Flournoy, Craig 2308 Goen, Todd Lee 4601 Heaton, Daniel W. 3708 Dewberry, David R. 3302 Floyd, Kory 4209, 4601 Goff, David H. 2211, 3307 Hebbani, Aparna Bulusu 5207 Dixon, Maria A. 2308 Fontenot, Jennifer 5204 Goff, Linda D. 2211, 3305 Hefferin, Deborah 2504, 5207 Doggett, Matthew M. 2511, Ford, Jennifer N. 4310 Goins, Darren C. 3708, 4308, Hemmelgarn, Mary 3405 4505 Ford, Sherry G. 2411, 3506, 4511 Hendricks, John Allen 2511, Downing, Joe R. 3310, 5310 4308 Golombisky, Kim 4605, 5210 2611 Drey, Charles 4602 Foster, Elissa 4601, 5112 Gonzalez, Cristina 2410 Hendrix, Katherine G. 2409, Drumheller, Kristina 2408 Foster, P. Renee 2402 Good, Ava 3504 3511, 5207 Dudley, Jonathan 2312 Fountain, Amy B. 2411 Goplerud, Nann 3307 Henning, Zachary T. 3209 Duffy, Bernard 3201 France, Bruce 2913 Gower, Lynn Anne 5112 Henson, Tricia A. Giannone Dufty, David F. 5106 Frank, Robert E. 3211, 3501 Gragg, Catherine 3504 2303 Dycus, Courtney 4612 Franklin, Cole 3206 Grano, Dan 4606 Herrmann, Andrew F. 4305 Dye, James Brandon 4512 Franklin, Jessica M. 3212 Grant, Danielle 3405 Heuman, Amy N. 2505 Frentz, Tom 3501 Gray, Jennifer B. 4601 Hickerson, Corey A. 2406 E Fritz, Janie Harden 5207 Grey, Stephanie Houston 2408 Hickson III, Mark 2405, Eadie, William F. 2405 Frye, Jerry K. 4608 Griffin, Rachel 3508 2511, 3402, 4206, 4306, Eaves, Mike 4507, 5101 Fulmer, Hal 5113 Grindy, Matthew A. 3501 5105 Eckstein, Jacqueline M. 4609 Groscurth, Christopher R. Hocke, Tatjana Magdalena Edgecomb, Liz 4305 G 3207 2408 Edwards, Renee 2408, 4308 Gale, Elaine 4307 Guleyupoglu, Esra 3309 Hoerl, Kristen 4603 Eisenberg, Eric M. 2405 Gallagher, Victoria J. 3400, Gunn, Joshua 2402, 2603, Hoffman, Jon 2205 Embry, Kenny 2409 4201, 4512, 5304 5206 Hoffman, Liz 3412 Emery, Matt 4212 Gallardo, Heather L. 2305, Hogan, J. Michael 3201 Engstrom, Craig L. 3404, 3510 H Holley, Tracey 2401 3510 Galvin, Kathleen M. 1101 Haas, John W. 3400, 4202, Holloway, Rachel 2612 Epstein, Tierney 3412 Gann, Erica 3406 4506 Holt, Andrea M. 2410, 4611 Erickson, Keith V. 2601 Garland, Michelle Epstein Haddad, Nader 2401 Honeycutt, James M. 2408 Eschenfelder, Beth 2405 4310, 5207 Hadra, Jennifer 3405 Hopson-Sparks, Melissa 2301 Geggis, Lorna M. 4310 Hajjar, Wendy J. 2211, 2311 Hough, Jason W. 3401, 4609, F Gehrke, P.J. 4306 Hale, Jerry 3400, 4612 5102 Farrell, Kathleen 4208 Gendrin, Dominique M. 2505 Halvorson, Sandra 4203, 4507 Hourigan, Heather M. 4612 Fears, Lillie M. 5108 Gerber, Matthew G. 5202 Hanson, Trudy L. 2306, 5206, Howard, Charles 2602, 3302 Fellows, Kelli L. 2208, 2608, Gershberg, Zac 2311, 4207 5311 Howard, Leigh Anne 3708 3508 Gesler, Dave 2304, 3505, Hardy, Gabor 3404 Howell, B. Wayne 5102 Fenske, Mindy 3311, 4208 4506 Harpine, William D. 4505 Hudkins, Jay M. 3510 Fisher, Rachel L. 3206 Gesmundo, Christina 3405 Harpold, Keeli Susanne 3512 Huell, Jade Chelsea 4512 Gibson, Danna 2302 Huff, Kimberly 2411 Giglio, Matt 2406 Hull, Warren 1302
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King, Stephen A. 2402, 3405, Mohammadi, Oldooz 3708, I M Igiel, Madgalena 3404 4308 Madden, Steve 2208, 4208, 4511 Inman, Brian K. 4212 Kirk, Rita 2308, 2608, 3312 4307 Mohr, LaDawn 5109 Kistenberg, Cindy 5203 Madere, Carol 5208 Mohr, Mark 5108 Kleinmann, Christie 2310, Moore, Monica A. 4606 J Marin, Noemi 3410 Jackson, Melissa 2302 2510, 5109 Marrufo, Sue 2604 Moore, Nina-Jo 4208, 5101 Jackson, Noell 2503 Kline, Brian 3405 May, Jacqueline 4605 Mora, Juliane 1401 Jameson, Christopher 3212 Klipstine, Thomas 2310 May, Jason D. 2408, 2512 Morris, Chelsey 3212 Jenkins, Eric 5102 Knight, Misty L. 2301, 2601 Mayhair, Paige 3412 Moss, Christi 4308 Jensen, Robin 2309, 3405 Knight, Richard A. 2301, Maze, William 2409 Mourning, Daniel W. 3209, Joffrion, Christopher B. 5101 2601, 4311, 5309 McCarthy, Rebecca 5201 3506 Johnson, Brigitta Brunner Kodish, Slavica 2411, 3506, McCoy, Maggie 4512 Mouton, Wanda C. 3310 2310, 2510, 2608, 3310, 4205 McCroskey, James C. 2406, Muscari, Dave 3307 4611, 5109 Koehn, Veronica 5302 4206 Johnson, Matt 3212 Krajewski, Bruce 3409, 3509 McCroskey, Linda L. 2406 N Johnson, Orin 5207 Krapelin, Camille 5310 McDonald, Jessica E. 2410 Nelson, David 4609 Jones, Richelle N. 3511 Kuhn, Rebecca 5102 McDonald, Verlaine 2512 Nelson, Donata 2411 Jordan, Kerri 1403 Kushniryk, Alla 4307 McDowell, Brad 4612 Nguyen, Phuong 4611 Juarez, Fernando 4212 Kuypers, Jim A. 2501, 4207, McFarland, Heather Palmer Nicholas, Cheryl L. 3404, Judd, Ben 1402 4301 2408 3508, 4203 Julian, Faye D. 2510 McGlynn, Joe 2604 Nickels, Katie 3512 Jurczak, Linda Pysher 2304, Norris, Kelly 3405 L McKendree, Amanda G. 2303 2601, 5106 Lain, Brian 5202 McKenzie, Nelya J. 3306 Norwood, Elizabeth 5204 Lambiase, Jacqueline 3301 McKerrow, Raymie 4301 Norwood, Kristen M. 2411 Lane, Derek R. 1402, 1502 Nudd, Donna Marie 3311 K McLelland, Jennifer 3512 Kaid, Lynda Lee 4504 Lattimore, Dan 3409, 3509 Mease, Jennifer 4202 Kedrowicz, April A. 1401, Lawson-Borders, Gracie 4310, Medhurst, Martin J. 4113, O 1502 5310 4206 O’Connell, William Hyatt Kell, Carl 3512, 4113, 4505 Lee, Carolyn Kyyhkynen 5311 Melchior, Erin 4212 2409 Keller, Lauren 5212 Lee, Wenshu 2408 Mellon-Gallardo, Darbe L.A O’Donnell, Doran L. 2301 Kelly, Ashleen Menchaca 3212 Lee-Brown, Elizabeth 4511 3510 O’ Hair, Dan 2608 Kennerly, Rebecca M. 4511, Leighton, Corey 2503, 5210 Meyer, John C. 3206, 3505, O’ Mara, Joan 1402 5108 LeVan, Michael 5303 4113, 5113 Okigbo, Elizabeth 3309 Ketcham, Jessica 5210 Levine, Kenneth J. 4205 Michalski, Nicki L. 4608 Oldenburg, Chris 2511 Keyton, Joann 4101 Lewellyn, Clint 3212 Mikkelson, Alan C. 4601 Oliver, Amy 2612 Kice, Brent 4605, 5302 Lin, Mu 2611 Miller, Alison F. 2310 Olsen, Richard 4208 Kienzle, Robert 2410, 5201 Louis, Ross 2608, 2913 Miller, Ann Neville 3508 Osborn, Michael 2509 Kimball, Karen Yeager 4606 Long, Kathleen 1402 Miller, Jean Costanza 4505 Osborn, Suzanne 2509 Kimberly, Claire 4312 Love, Don 4208 Miller, Jeremy R. 4310 Owens, Kerry 5302 Kimmel, Krista M. 3305 Love, Kyle 1301 Miller, L.D. 4306 Kincannon, Roseann 5105 Lovejoy, Danielle J. 5112 Miller-Drufner, Terri 4602 King, Andrew 2501, 3201, Lowe, Anna Wong 3404 Mills, Cindie 5212 4207 Loyd, Ryan 4308 Mitcham, Ruth 2612 King, Larry J. 4608 Lurding, Lindsay 5112 Moe-Lunger, Margaret E. Lynch, Owen 2308 4203
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Savage, Scott 3307 4608 P Q Pacheco, George 3401 Query, Jr., Jim L. 2405 Sawyer, Chris R. 3206, 3506, Spradling, Meghan 3512 Parker, Rhonda G. 3400 Quianthy, Richard 2504, 3209 4206 Sproule, J. Michael 3409, Parrish, Vicki 5204 Schabot, Daniel E. 2601, 3509 3401 Srader, Doyle 2511, 4609, Parton, Sabrena 3207 R Patterson, Robert E. 1303, Ragsdale, J. Donald 3206, Schnyer, Jonathan 1303 5311 4207 4601 Schrader, David C. 4601 Stacy, James 5204 Patton, John 2501 Ramsey, Jennifer 3510 Scott, Andrea T. 2411 Stark, Heather 3506 Pauff, James 2401, 3406, 4604 Ramsey, Matthew C. 2301 Seay, Kristen 2312 Staton, Ann Q. 1101 Paxton, Traci 3405 Ranta, Richard R. 4306 Seely, Jamie 4212 Stephens, Greg 3406 Pecchioni, Loretta 2408 Rao, Anand 1502 Selby, Gary S. 3501 Stevens, J. Richard 2308 Perin, Julia 2412 Rausch, David 2306 Self, William 5105 Stevens, Julie A. 5201 Peskoe, Melanie 5212 Reed, Amanda 2603 Sells, Laura 3301, 5210 Stewart, Joshua 3210 Peterson, Erik M. 4310 Reed, Jennifer 2312 Sen, Reshmi 2303 Stigall, Deborah J. 2304 Petronio, Sandra 2506 Reggans, Nerma 2302 Shaffer, Tracey Stevenson 4308 Strauman, Elena 5201 Pevey, Carolyn 3306 Renfro, Sarah 3512 Shaw, Charla Markham 5203 Strong, William F. 2511 Phillips, Courtney 2612 Reppert, James E. 4311, 5309 Sherrill, Lindsey A. 4312 Student Members-SRRTP Phillips, Deborah K. 4208, Richardson, Brian K. 2408, Shields, Ronald 3311 5110 4507 2508, 2608, 4205 Siddiqui, Shereen 5201 Suprenant, Katrina A. 3511 Phillips-Madson, Lynda 1303 Richmond, Virginia P. 2406 Silverman, David S. 3207, Swift, Crystal Lane 2205, Pippin, Roger L. 2402, 2503, Richter, Laura E. 5112 4204, 4308 3508, 5105 5210, 5303 Rieves, Gracie 3212 Slie, Nick 2913 Sypher, Beverly Davenport Pitts, Mary Jackson 3210, Riordan, Ray 5304 Slocum, Phyllis 2611, 3307 3505 3511 Roberts, Mendy L. 3206 Smith, Barry P. 3511, 5209 Rockwell, Patricia 2305, 3306, Pombo, Monica 2208, 3211 Smith, Cortney 4212 T Poole, L. Lori 2302 3406 Smith, Craig Allen 2312, Tabako, Tomasz 3410 Porter, Marcus 5204 Rodriguez, Paula 3400, 4308 2802, 4308, 5000, 5113 Tardy, Charles H. 5000, 5113 Poteet, Christina 5212 Rogan, Randy 4212 Smith, Jennifer Mize 3505, Taylor, Kelly S. 3708, 4607, Powell, Benjamin 2603, 4304, Rogers, Lana H. 3209 5106 5203 5303 Roman, Dona 5110 Smith, Melissa M. 2511, Taylor, Sonja 3412 Powell, Karen 1302, 1502 Rose, Brittany 4212 4308, 5209 Taylor, Teresa R. 2211, 2402, Powell, Larry 2511, 3402 Ross, Susan Mallon 2303, Smith, Pete 5209 2608, 3210 Powers, William G. 2406 4308 Smith, Sharla 3309 Teh, Alex 2512 Prather, Danna 5202 Roy, Sumita 1302 Smith, Steve 4602 Terrillion, Sue 4602 Price, Steve 1403 Rucker, Mary L. 2505 Snyder, Elizabeth 4607 Terry, David 2603 Priluck, Shayna 4212 Ruffino, Annamaria 4511 Socha, Thomas J. 2405, 2506, Teven, Jason J. 5207 Prince, Katie E. 2412 Rumsey, Esther 5110 4308, 4506 Thompson, Amy 3412 Prince, Khristie 3309 Sopory, Pradeep 2409, 3511 Thompson, William E. 2310, 4308, 5109 Proffitt, Daniel 4512 S Spann, Vicki 2302 Proffitt, Joey 3312 Sabetta, Thomas 4311, 5309 Speed, Jesica 3505 Thompson-Hayes, Marceline Puckett, Emily 4512 Saindon, Brent 2401, 2604 Spencer, Anthony 2503 2302 Punyanunt-Carter, Narissa Samra, Rise 4207 Spradley, Elizabeth 4608 Thomson, Stephanie 2301 Maria 2406, 3406 Saunders, John H. 4603 Spradley, Robert Tyler 2408,
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Thornton, Tyler 4609 Whiting, Will 2408 W Y Throop, S.A. 4512 Waggenspack, Warren 1302 Wicks, Robert H. 4601 Yearwood, John 4608 Tollison, Andrew C. 3505, Wakefield, Lindsay D. 2205 Wilkerson, Kristy 5311 Young, Justin R. 2211, 3210 4205 Walker, Amber 2302 Williams, Danielle 2410, 3207 Young, Marilyn J. 2501, 3211 Tomlinson, Stephanie 1403 Walker, Rebecca 4304, 5201 Williams, David Cratis 3211, Young, Melissa 3406, 4308 Tovstiadit, Konstantin 3404 Waltman, Michael S. 3400, 3301, 4605 Towers, Andrea Scott 2302 Williams, David E. 2406 4202, 4506 Z Towns, Jim 4608, 5311 Walton, Laura Richardson Williams, Gary W. 5212 Zagacki, Kenneth 4201, 4308, Towns, Stuart 5202 2510, 3310, 5109 Williams, Mark A.E. 5302 4606, 5304 Trapani, William 5202 Ware, Crystal 3212 Wilson, Michelle 2408 Treat, Shaun 3410, 5303 Ware, Laura 4611 Wilson, Therese 4312 Trudeau, Justin 2603, 2913, Ware, Shatangi T. 2402, 3305 Wingfield, Ollie 3312 3708 Warford, Elyse M. 4203 Winn, J. Emmett 5000, 5113 Turk, Esin C. 2310, 2510, Watson, Joseph A. 4603 Winn, Laura 5202 5305 Watson, Martha 4504 Witt, Paul L. 3206 Turnage, Anna K. 3306, 5304 Weathers, Melinda 2405 Woolley, David 3412 Turner, Kathleen J. 1301, Weathers, William M. 3406 Wooten, Billy 2205, 4304 3501, 4312 Webb, Lynne M. 2302, 3400, Wright, Kevin 2405 Tyrer, Pat 2306 4113, 4203, 4601 Weglarz, Kristine 4603, 5303 X Xie, Shuang 3206 V Wei, Fang-Yi 3511 Vail, Mark 5302 Weisgerber, Corinne 2308 Vangelis, Linda 2305, 3306, Weissman, Michelle 2512 4308 Wells, Christina 2604, 3309, Vartabedian, Robert A. 2301, 4607 2601 West, Robert E. 5201 Velasco, Joseph 5110 Weston, Marna 2401 Velazquex, Wanda Reyes 2410 Wettstead, Mara 3412 Verdon, Theron 2601, 3401 Wheaton, Patrick G. 2401 Vignes, Danielle Sears 5311 Wheeless, Lawrence R. 4205
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