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21St Annual Theodore Clevenger Jr. Undergraduate Honors Conference 81St Annual Convention Southern States Communication Associat 81st Annual Convention Southern States Communication Association 21st Annual Theodore Clevenger Jr. Undergraduate Honors Conference March 23-27, 2011 • Doubletree Hotel • Little Rock, Ark. TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY March 23 - 27, 2011 • Little Rock, Ark. 3 TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY 81st Annual Convention Southern StatesCommunication Association 21st Annual Theodore Clevenger Jr. Undergraduate HonorsConference March 23-27, 2011 • The Doubletree Hotel • Little Rock, Ark. PRESIDENT: THOMAS J. SOCHA, OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY VICE PRESIDENT: FRANCES BRANDAU-BROWN, SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT: MONETTE CALLAWAY-EZELL, HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: CARL M. CATES, VALDOSTA STATE UNIVERSITY T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S Welcome . 6 Interest Groups . .71 UHC Acknowledgements . .7 Charter Members . .71 Hotel Map . .8-9 Executive Directors . .71 Registration . .10 SCJ Editors . .72 Exhibit Schedule . .10 SSCA Presidents . .72 Business Meetings . .10-11 Award Recipients . .74 SSCA Officers’ Programs . .10-11 Past Conventions and Hotels . .77 Division & Interest Group Programs . .10-11 Life Members . .78 Wednesday Sessions . .14 Patron Members . .79 Thursday Sessions . .14 Emeritus Members . .79 Friday Sessions . .32 Institutional Members . .79 Saturday Sessions . .47 Advertiser Index . .85 Sunday Sessions . .64 Constitution . .80 Association Officers . .70 Index of Participants . .86 Representatives to NCA . .70 2012 Call for Papers . .97 Committees . .70 Divisions . .71 This symbol denotes Undergraduate Honors Panel • Program designed by Jennifer Wood Adams, Auburn University • 4 Southern States Communication Association TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY March 23-27, 2011 • The Doubletree Hotel • Little Rock, Ark. THURSDAY • Program designed by Jennifer Wood Adams, Auburn University • March 23 - 27, 2011 • Little Rock, Ark. 5 TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY Welcome to the 81th Annual SSCA National Convention Dear SSCA Colleagues: Welcome to Little Rock! This is a wonderful city that boasts many interesting places to visit including Heifer International, the William J. Clinton Presidential Library, the Central High Museum, and the River Market. Heifer International is a nonprofit charity located near the convention hotel. Its mission is to end hunger and poverty through gifts of sustainable agriculture. I also hope you have a chance to visit the William J. Clinton Presidential Library for one of panels sponsored by the Rhetoric and Public Address Division. The Central High Museum tells the story of the Little Rock Nine and the events of 1957 which will be discussed in our plenary ses- sions. Little Rock is the perfect backdrop for this year’s convention theme of Traditions, Trends, and Technology because it has a historic past and a progressive future. I would like to highlight two plenary sessions. A plenary session is so noted because it is uniquely complete in scheduling, in content, or both. Unlike some previous years, the plenary sessions are not the only panels offered at the selected times. This is primarily because space was limited this year, because of the number of usable meeting rooms available. It is regrettable that in order to avoid using rooms that were not accessible to everyone, additional programs had to be scheduled against the plenary panels. The featured programs are plenary because, taken together they offer a complete examination of the 1957 Little Rock School Crisis. In 1954 the Supreme Court Decision in Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas declared all laws segregating public schools to be unconstitutional. On September 4, 1957, nine African American students enrolled in Little Rock's Central High School while Governor Orval Faubus deployed National Guard troops to prevent their attendance. President Dwight Eisenhower sent the more than 1,000 mem- bers of the 101st Airborne to provide the students an armed escort into the school. For the next year the world was focused on the city in which we convene for our 2011 convention. The Little Rock School Crisis is consid- ered one of the most important events of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement. The two featured programs provide a comprehensive examination of the Little Rock School Crisis and the com- munication surrounding it. The first of the two programs (4301) features Dr. Richard Kirk from the University of Newcastle on Tyne. Dr. Kirk is one of the world's foremost historians on the United States Civil Rights Movement and Post-New Deal Southern politics. The second of the two programs (4501) features Dr. Minniejean Brown Trickey. In the conversation with Dr. Trickey, audience members will get a sense of the Little Rock School Crisis through the eyes and experiences of one of the nine students that courageously stood up to segregationists. In addition to these two programs, there are many other panels that will appeal to a variety of teaching and research interests. I would like to thank the division and interest group planners for their hard work in putting together engaging panels. Similarly, I would like to thank my friends and family for their support and help in planning the convention. It is a huge task and I could not have done it without you! Best regards, Frances Vice President and SSCA Little Rock Program Planner Sam Houston State University 6 Southern States Communication Association TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY Theodore Clevenger Jr. Undergraduate HonorsConference Acknowledgements Welcome to Little Rock Enjoy Your Time at “The Rock -- ThePlace Where the People Rule” Dear Undergraduate Honors Conference Participants: Welcome to the 21st annual Theodore Clevenger Jr. Honors Conference and the 81st annual convention of Southern States Communication Association. The members of SSCA are glad you are here. Please remember you are invited to attend both the UHC and SSCA panels while you. That said, feel free to take advantage of your opportunity to attend a variety of panels, network with students and scholars from other institutions, and see what Little Rock has to offer. You are encouraged to attend the Welcome Reception on Thursday evening, the UHC Breakfast on Saturday morning, and the Osborn Reception on Saturday evening. In addition, you may want to attend the business meet- ings sponsored by the association’s divisions. It is a good way to meet scholars in your field and talk with others about possible graduate school opportunities. Please refer to your program for times and maps for all panels, meetings, and events. Like many others, it was at this very conference I got my start in academia, thus, I am particularly honored to have planned the Theodore Clevenger Jr. Honors Conference this year. Attending UHC was quite a learning experience and a wonderful opportunity to interact with students and professors across the association. I sincerely hope that you, as students, have the same experience I had. Many people whom I met that first year are still instrumental in my life in a variety ways. Please take the time to get all that you can out of the convention! Lastly, I would like to take time to thank the all the people who helped in planning this convention. It would not have been possible without the hard work, dedication, and support of my friends and colleagues…and the table at Borders during the Christmas Holidays. Thank all who gave me moral support and many ideas…and “sugges- tions.” Should I leave someone out, please forgive me, it is not intentional. Many thanks to the following people for serving as reviewers and/or respondents: Kristen Cockrell Bill Edwards Kelli Fellows James Kennedy Roseann Mandzuk Jason Munsell Tom Socha David Sutton Jean DeHart Ivie Ero Pat West Thomas M. Huebner John Meyer Robert E. Frank Cindy Spurlock Mary Stuckey Paula Rodriguez Maria Dixon Beth Eschenfelder Misty Knight Nina-Jo Moore Jerold Hale Alison Stafford Michael Waltman Tom Sabetta Congratulations on being selected as a UHC participant! Again, I hope you will enjoy the convention and your stay in Little Rock. Good Luck on your presentations. Monette Callaway Vice-President Elect Hinds Community College March 23 - 27, 2011 • Little Rock, Ark. 7 TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY DOUBLETREE HOTEL FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR CONVENTIONINFORMATION 8 Southern States Communication Association TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY CONVENTIONINFORMATION 4th Level: • Robinson 402 1st Level: • Exhibit Hall • Robinson 102 • Robinson 103 March 23 - 27, 2011 • Little Rock, Ark. 9 TRADITIONS, TRENDS, AND TECHNOLOGY REGISTRATION HOURS REGISTRATION IN PALISADES/2ND FLOOR OF THE DOUBLETREE HOTEL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 ......................................................................................3 P.M. TO 7 P.M. THURSDAY, MARCH 24...................................................7:30 A.M. TO NOON & 1:30 P.M. TO 4 P.M. FRIDAY, MARCH 25........................................................7:30 A.M. TO NOON & 1:30 P.M. TO 4 P.M. SATURDAY, MARCH 26 .................................................8 A.M. TO 11:30 A.M. & 1:30 P.M. TO 3 P.M. SUNDAY, MARCH 27 ........................................................................................................CLOSED EXHIBIT SCHEDULE EXHIBITIONS IN DOUBLETREE HOTEL SECOND FLOOR THURSDAY, MARCH 24 ........................................................................................ NOON TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY, MARCH 25............................................................................................10
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