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Welcome to BEA 2010. We hope you enjoy and benefit from your time with us here in Las Vegas. We have been in this “new” Millennium for a decade now, and I have been a member of BEA for a decade too. I still remember how large the hallways looked and how many choices I had to make to decide which sessions I might squeeze into this short time. As I prepared for my time as convention chair, I reviewed past convention programs. I was struck anew, by how much this industry has changed, and how quickly the Broadcast Education Association has adapted. I am convinced now, more than ever, that you, the membership, are the reason. You provide the ideas for more than three full days of programming, from Wednesday to Saturday afternoon. You bring us your institutional successes and situations. You push the research to the next level. We are glad YOU are here, and that you choose to invest your time in this convention and this association. Balancing Form and Content As a teacher and a professional broadcaster, I have always felt the tension between the content I communicate, and the form that it takes. In a general sense, form is about the shape and structure of something as distinguished from the content, the information contained in the form. We agonize over the composition, style, length, and body of our content, then over the technology that will shape and structure our content, and then analyze how we want the content to be delivered, but also how it is received and used. The content can be news, sports, fiction, nonfiction, drama, documentary, or something else completely. It can be scripted or unscripted. It can be digitally shot for high definition and compressed for the small screen, the really small screen, or enhanced for a big DLP or LCD screen. Everyone involved in the media world, in teaching, research or industry practice, walks the line of balance between the elements of form and content. I hope you will find that this year’s spotlight gets to the heart of some of these considerations. The program schedule has tagged specific convention programs that speak to this year’s form and content spotlight. BEA 2010 Highlights You can’t help but notice the special attention we’ve given to research this year. Yes, the BEA convention has always been a place to share scholarship. But, we have also started a new trend, special events that feature seminal scholars who have made an enduring impact in this industry. We also have several All Convention social gatherings, including the Wednesday night Cocktail Reception, Thursday’s Exhibit Hall lunch, late afternoon pre-awards party, the evening Official Opening and Awards Ceremony, and Friday’s Regional District Meeting and Breakfast, and the ever-impressive Best of Festival King Foundation Awards Ceremony at the end of the day. Throughout the program you can also find screenings of individual competition winners by division. Back this year, an exhibit hall full of interesting things to see, and a job placement center with space for meeting and networking. Please consider adding at least one division business meeting, and your district meeting, to your list of “things to do” because these meetings are at the heart of the organization. Acknowledgements Many BEA colleagues put in countless hours to create this year’s convention. (And right now, they are already working on programs for 2011 and 2012.) Thank you to the BEA Board of Directors, Festival of Media Arts Chair Vic Costello, Division chairs and Division officers, paper competition chairs, panel submitters, and members who have dropped me an email to ask a question. You have made this year’s program stronger with your attention to detail and always remembering the mission of our organization. I have learned much from you. Amidst this long enduring “wintry mix” that was the winter of 2009-2010 on the East Coast, the BEA Staff continued to work from home, to plan the program. For this I am grateful. Thank you Traci Bailey, J.D. Boyle, and Heather Birks, for holding down the fort, even when it was covered with a ton of snow. I am also indebted to my BEA Mentor, Mark Tolstedt, who has always been an encouragement to me, and colleague John Turner, who first invited me to join BEA. I also would like to thank Millersville University, and the Department of Communication and Theatre, for the resources they provided for my tenure as program chair. Finally, special thanks to my patient husband and three children, who watched me sit inside, working on BEA stuff on my laptop, while they enjoyed “snow days” in December, January and February. Yes, it has been ten years since my first BEA convention, but I still feel welcomed by an association that pushes boundaries in new ways to be a useful organization for busy and accomplished faculty and industry professionals in all stages of their careers. So, I am glad you are here. Please introduce yourself so I may welcome you. Stacey O. Irwin, Millersville University BEA 2010 Convention Chair 1

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Table of Contents

BEA Exhibitors ...... 4

BEA Leadership ...... 7

Highlights ...... 9

Wednesday Schedule ...... 12 1771 N Street NW Thursday Schedule ...... 16 Washington, DC 20036-2891 Friday Schedule ...... 53

Saturday Schedule ...... 83

Index of Names ...... 93 email: [email protected]

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BEA 2010 LEADERSHIP BEA Headquarters Broadcast Education Association Executive Director 1771 N Street, NW Heather Birks Washington, DC 20036-2891 Director, Sales and Marketing Office: 202-429-3935 J-D Boyle Fax: 202-775-2981 E-mail: [email protected] Manager, Business Operations Website: www.beaweb.org Traci Bailey

2009-2010 Board of Directors President Glenda Williams, The University of Alabama Vice President for Academic Relations Max Utsler, University of Kansas Vice President for Industry Relations Erica Farber Secretary-Treasurer Sam Sauls, University of North Texas Immediate Past President Mark Tolstedt, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point District Representatives District 1 Representative (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Western Europe, including Britain) Wenmouth Williams, Ithaca College District 2 Representative (Alabama Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Caribbean and Africa) August Grant, University of South Carolina District 3 Representative (Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, DC, West Virginia, The Middle East and Eastern Europe, including Russia) Greg Newton, Ohio University District 4 Representative (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota,, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Canada, and Scandinavia) Barry Umansky, Ball State University District 5 Representative (Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas,, Mexico, Central & South America, and Australia) John Allen Hendricks, Stephen F. Austin State University District 6 Representative (Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah,Washington, Wyoming, Asia and Pacific) Mary Schaffer, California State University - Northridge District 7 Representative (All two-year schools in the USA) Gwin Faulconer-Lippert, Oklahoma City Community College District 8 Representative (BEA Interest Divisions) Anthony Moretti, Point Park University Electronic Media Professional Representatives Dex Allen, California Communications Ric Harris, JNZ Media Group Dennis Lyle, Illinois Broadcasters Association Christine H. Merritt, Ohio Association of Broadcasters Ex-Officio Members Festival Committee Chair: Vic Costello, Elon University Publications Committee Chair: Rebecca Ann Lind, University of Illinois at Chicago Research Committee Chair: Don Godfrey, Arizona State University 7 BEA 2010 BEA 2010 FESTIVAL OF MEDIA ARTS, Leadership

The BEA Best of Festival King Foundation Awards Sponsored by The Charles and Lucille King Family Foundation Festival Chair: Vic Costello, Elon University Festival Creative Director: Scott Hodgson, University of Oklahoma Festival Producer: Ken Fischer, University of Oklahoma Ex-Officio: Heather Birks, BEA Executive Director

Competiton Chairs: Audio Competition (Student Media Advisors) Faculty Competition Chair: Clark Greer, Point Loma Nazarene University Student Competition Chair: Tony DeMars, Texas A&M University-Commerce Documentary Competition (Documentary Division) Faculty Competition Chair: Dan Kimbrough, Misericordia University Student Competition Chair: Ralph Beliveau, University of Oklahoma Interactive Multimedia Competition (Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies Division) Faculty Competition Chair: Mary Schaffer, California State University Northridge Student Competition Chair: Ed Youngblood, Auburn University Scriptwriting Competition (Writing Division) Faculty Competition: Dennis Conway, Valdosta State University Student Competition Co-Chairs: Fred Jones, Southeast Missouri State University Micheal McAlexander, Frostburg State University Sports Video Competition (Sports Division) Faculty Competition Chair: Denise Belafonte-Young, Lynn University Student Competition Chair: Tommy Booras, Western Kentucky University Video Competition (Production, Aesthetics & Criticism Division) Faculty Competition Chair: Lowell Briggs, York College of Pennsylvania Student Competition Chair: Warren Koch, Azusa Pacific University News Competition (News Division) Faculty Competition Chair: Dina Ibrahim, San Francisco State University News Competition Co-Chairs: Student News - Television Hard News Competition: Mary Blue, Tulane University Student News - Radio Competition: Dina Ibrahim, San Francisco State University Student News - Television Feature News Competition: Peter Casella, University of North Florida Student News - Newscast and Talent Competitions: Kathy Heuston, Austin Peay State University Two-Year/Small Colleges Competition (Two-Year/Small Colleges Division) Student Competition Chair: Tom McDonnell, Metropolitan Community College At-Large Members Steve Anderson, James Madison University Robert Avery, University of Utah Louise Benjamin (Immediate Past Festival Chair), University of Georgia Joe Foote, University of Oklahoma Rustin Greene, James Madison University Evan Johnson, University of Wisconsin-River Falls Thomas McHardy, James Madison University Pam D. Tran, University of Alabama John Woody, James Madison University

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1:00 PM – 5:00 PM BEA2010 Convention Registration 9:30 AM – 3:00 PM NABEF/BEA/RTNDA Career Day, Las Vegas Hilton, Ballroom C 9:45 AM – 11:00 AM Walter Cronkite: The Legend Re-assessed, Las Vegas Hilton, Ballroom A 12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Career Day Session - SOURCES & SOURCING: New Ways to Cover All Bases, Las Vegas Hilton, Ballroom F 12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Sports Division Workshop Part I: Creating a Successful Partnership Between Sports Faculty and Industry Professionals: What Does It Take?, N232 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM Career Day Session - AIRCHECK: Student Newscasts - How to Maximize Experience and Value, LVH, Ballroom F 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM Sports Division Workshop Part II: Understanding the Cross-Media Behavior of Sports Fans: A Researcherʼs Perspective, N232 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Education Cocktail Reception, Sponsored by AVID, LVH, Ballroom A

Thursday, April 15

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM Convention Registration 8:00 AM – 8:45 AM Division Chair Pre-Convention Meeting, N251 9:00 AM – 10:15 AM Documentary Production Workshop I, N242 9:00 AM – 10:15 AM BEA 101: The Journey Begins, N252 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM BEA 2010 Research Symposium, Sports Media: Transformation, Integration, Consumption, N254 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM Documentary Production Workshop II, N242 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM Podium Session: DSA Winner for 2010, Nancy Signorielli, N250 11:45 AM – 1:00 PM Exhibit Hall LUNCH Sponsored by AUTODESK, N255/257/259/N261 11:45 AM – 6:30 PM BEA2010 Exhibit Hall, N255/257/259/N261 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Archival Film Workshop I – Fair Use and Copyright, N242 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Scholar-to-Scholar Poster Session, N255/257/259/N261 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Archival Film Workshop II—Archival Storytelling Sponsored by Focal Press, N242 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Documentary Research & Pitch Competition, N249 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM Pre-Awards Party in the Exhibit Hall, Sponsored by University Press and the BBC College of Journalism Website, N255/257/259/N261 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM BEA Opening Awards Ceremony, Sponsored by Routledge/Taylor and Francis, N250

Friday, April 16

8:00 AM – 9:00 AM BEA Regional District Meetings (see program for meeting rooms), Breakfast Sponsored by Routledge/Taylor and Francis in room N251 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM BEA2010 Exhibit Hall, N255/257/259/N261 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM The Dangerously Funny Smothers Brothers - A Conversation with David Bianculli, N251 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM How NOT to Get Hired in the Tough Market, N240 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM BEA Festival of Media Arts: Faculty & Student Scriptwriting Competition Awards PITCH Session, N251 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM BEA Festival of Media Arts Rehearsal, N250 5:45 PM – 7:30 PM The BEA Best of Festival King Foundation Awards Ceremony, Sponsored by The Charles and Lucille King Family Foundation, N250

Saturday, April 17

12:00 PM – 1:15 PM How To Get Yourself Thanked at the Oscars and Emmys: Preparing Students for Writing Careers in Film and TV, N242 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Is It Time to Eliminate the Studio Production Course?, N239 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Division Chair Post Convention Meeting, N242 1:30 PM – 2:45 AM Festival Post Convention Meeting, N241

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FESTIVAL OF MEDIA ARTS HIGHLIGHTS

Thursday, April 15

9:00 AM – 10:15 AM Faculty Audio Awards and Exhibition, N233 9:00 AM – 10:15 AM Student Sports Awards and Exhibition, N241 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM Faculty and Student News Awards and Exhibition, N241 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Student Video Awards and Exhibition, N241 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Faculty and Student Documentary Awards and Exhibition, N241

Friday, April 16

9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Faculty Video Awards and Exhibition, N241 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Student Audio Awards and Exhibition, N242 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Faculty & Student Scriptwriting Awards PITCH Session, N251 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Faculty and Student Interactive Multimedia Awards and Exhibition, N241 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Student Two Year/Small Colleges Awards and Exhibition, N237 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Festival Awards Ceremony Rehearsal, N250 5:45 PM – 7:30 PM The BEA Best of Festival King Foundation Awards Ceremony, N250

PAPER COMPETITION AND POSTER SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

Thursday, April 15

1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Scholar-to-Scholar Poster Session, Exhibit Hall 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Production Aesthetics & Criticism Paper Session, N237 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Multicultural Paper Session, N234 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Management, Marketing & Programming Paper Session, N238 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Radio and Audio Media Paper Session, N256 Friday, April 16

9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies Paper Session, N237 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Law and Policy Paper Session, N239 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Sports Paper Session, N249 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Rapid-Fire Research (RFR), N256 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM Gender Issues Division Paper Session, N235 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM Courses, Curricula and Administration Paper Session, N236 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM News Division Paper Session, N252 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM History Division Paper Session, N241 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM International Paper Session, N252 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Research in Progress, N256 Saturday, April 17

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Thursday, April 15

1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Law & Policy Business Meeting, N233 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Multicultural Studies Business Meeting, N234 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Management, Marketing & Programming Business Meeting, N238 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM News Division Business Meeting, N235 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Production Aesthetics & Criticism Business Meeting, N237

Friday, April 16

9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Two Year/Small Colleges Business Meeting, N234 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Gender Issues Business Meeting, N235 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM Courses, Curricula & Administration Business Meeting, N236 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies Business Meeting, N237 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM History Division Business Meeting, N254 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Sports Division Business Meeting, N235 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Radio and Audio Media Business Meeting, N238 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Writing Division Business Meeting, N240 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Research Division Business Meeting, N249 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM International Business Meeting, N252 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Student Media Advisors Business Meeting, N234 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Documentary Division Business Meeting, N254

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communities. Moderator: Dana Rosengard, Suffolk University (Boston) Panelists: Geller Geller, Media International Valerie [News] The way I look at it, there are 362 sides to every story. That explanation news is stories. Rolodexes, part services, social of networks—getting the sound from discussion people to who can be add impact, had credibility, authority, and about dimension sources and sourcing (acid!) to our reports is among the changing challenges of our industry. Weʼll hear about new ways to connect to our stories and to our 12:45 PM – 2:00 PM SOURCES & SOURCING: New to Ways All Cover Bases (Session ID: 335) Las Hilton, Vegas Ballroom F 11:30 AM – 1:30 11:30 PM Research Committee Meeting (Session ID: 531) Las Hilton, Vegas Conference Room 9 Annual pre-convention meeting for the Research Committee. Research Committee BEA Chair: Arizona State Donald University G. Godfrey,

[News] News Division invites BEAʼs news directors and all attendees from the RTNDA, NAB Show and to BEA this annual event to see award- winning work created by students from across the country. This showcase highlights students who The Division. categories, in radio and television, have include: hard news and feature news reporting; news, sports and won weather anchor; and best awards from News BEAʼs newscast. Session attendees will be able to meet the students who produced this outstanding work. Moderator: Richard Landesberg, Elon University Panelists: First Place Student News - Arizona Newscast State Competition: University, 11:15 AM – 12:30 11:15 PM Student News Showcase: Winning Student Entries News in Competition BEA’s (Session ID: 416) Las Hilton, Vegas Ballroom F 11:00 AM – 1:00 11:00 PM Publications Committee Meeting (Session ID: 530) Las Hilton, Vegas Conference Room 8 Annual pre-convention meeting for the Publications Committee. Publications Committee BEA Chair: Ann Lind, Rebecca University of Illinois at Chicago

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9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 Be Show In Need To Us Broadcasting: Want To (Session Well What Here’s You So You ID: 384) N238 [Student Advisors Media | Management, Marketing & Programming] Every year the competition for positions in the the broadcast knowledge marketplace they gets can more acquire intense to so succeed graduating in their media job and majors groomed searches. need talent Ms. for to Geller major have markets is in all America an and international Europe. broadcast Her expertise consultant will who give expectations of the programmers students has and managers who will entering be recruited recruiting from this the May/June graduation class. job market insights into the Moderator: State University Valdosta Michael Taylor, Panelists: State University, Valdosta Michael Taylor, 9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 Overseas: Experiences Teaching and Lessons (Session ID: 388) N237 [International | Multicultural Studies] In this session, professors will discuss their international teaching experiences (short or long term), and the addressed these will experiences. include Topics lessons team teaching with international theyʼve colleagues, teaching seminars learned for professional journalists from abroad, and integrating lessons learned overseas into courses and curriculum at home. Moderator: Park University Youngblood, Steven Panelists: Pacific Joanne Lutheran Lisoky, University,

9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 Beyond the Brass Brad: The (Changing?) Rules of Screenwriting (Session ID: 348) N236 [Writing] writing about “rules” the of nature contradictory apparently the Given peril.” your at them break you Hollywood—but in rules no are “There in/for Hollywood, how do we, as teachers, convey the importance of “the rules” to our students? This panel will consider extent these to which they rules, are changing—or the to what degree they are ʻbreakableʼ—in terms of both writing and selling scripts. Moderator: Kevin Corbett, Central Michigan University Panelists: Kevin Corbett, Central Michigan University,

18 T HURSDAY ESTIVAL OF EDIA RTS BEA2010 Honorable Mention: Dan Sullivan, Penn State University State Penn Sullivan, Dan University Keogh, State Kristen Arizona Mention: Honorable Mention: Honorable Place: Third Place: Second University State Penn Long, Baylor Place: First TelevisionCategory Reporting Sports Mention: Honorable Place: Third Place: Second Place: First TelevisionCategory Anchor Sports Sponsored by: Sponsored University Green TomBowling Mascaro, Moderator: 10:30) at follows II documentary sees with she where experience about talk her and production, video share Q&Aa do and work, her of some from clips show will and She future. the in the going with production session Workshopfilm (Workshopattendees. will of differences and filmmaker similarities the The on filmmaker.thoughts her give award-winning projects, narrative with and conversation a feature will I Workshop [Documentary] N242 325) ID: (Session I Workshop Production Documentary 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM F University,Galus, State Jill Arizona Carey,University, Leannda Marshall Mention: Honorable MMention: Honorable Place: Third Place: Second A Place: First TommyWesternBooras, University Kentucky Category Reporting Sports Radio Chair: Competition Sports Student exhibited. be will recipients award yearʼs this of works Selected competition. sports student the of winners the honors session This [Sports] N241 495) ID: (Session Exhibition Sports and AwardsStudent Media Arts: of BEAFestival 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM University, Womanʼs Texas Thompson, Yuen Beverly Panelists: WashingtonUniversity Somani, Lee Indira and Moderator: teaching. and research your both promote to classroom the in tool a as used is film) (the research your winning awards, picked up by a television distributor and eventually DVD distribution. But more importantly itʼs a panel that discusses how festivals, film into writing), grant includes (which made film the getting of process step-by-step the discuss and tenure-track or tenured are who filmmakers/professors includes panel This tenure. toward count to it for distribution national reach that films produce to need faculty Some enough. isnʼt documentary a producing But portfolio. tenure their of part as documentaries BEAproduce attend who scholars Many Research] | [Documentary N239 451) ID: (Session Distribution DVD to Creation From Documentary: 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM Angel Vasquez,Angel University,State Green Bowling Distribution Production& Funding, 13, on Going Valadez, Dawn University,State Smeltzer,Kent David WomenStates TattooUnited Female The and in Artists Tyler Morton, University of TylerUniversity Alabama Morton, University Pelton, State Mike Arizona University Gidari, State Cameron Arizona Carbondale – University Illinois Southern Beherns, Bret Brigham YoungBullough, Robbie University University Ohio Downing, Garrett Elena Difiore, Arizona State University,Difiore, State Elena Arizona University,Cox, State “JW” Arizona Joe University,Cavalier,Marshall Adam on o 1—sn Fl fr ogtdnl bevto o Yuh Hmn Development— Human & Youth of Observation Longitudinal for Film 13—Using on Going Finding Grant Partnerships on Campus: Collaborating ToMedia Collaborating Meaningful Campus: Fund on Partnerships Grant Finding Co-productions & Partnerships: Production to Distribution Productionto Partnerships: Co-productions& Cardinals Super Bowl CardinalsSuper Enter Sandman Enter From the Herd to the Hornets: JR VanhooseJR Hornets: the Herdto Fromthe h Mkn o ʻoeeʼ A ouetr aot evl Tattooed Heavily about Documentary A ʻCoveredʼ: of Making The NFC Championship Game Championship NFC Desert Diamonds of Spring of Diamonds Desert

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DUCATING E BEA BEA Membership Navigating the BEA Convention Conducting a Statewide College Contest Production Conducting a Statewide High School Contest And Production Conference Interest Divisions and Volunteering at BEA Divisions Interest and Volunteering BEA BEA Leadership BEA BEA Districts Introducing Social Introducing Networking to Student media Making the Relationship Work: Making Integrating the Social Relationship Networking Work: into Daily News Coverage Developing a Relationship: News and the Social Network Dan Henn, Walker Career Center, Warren Township Schools, Indianapolis Township Warren Career Dan Center, Henn, Walker John Morris, University of Southern Indiana, Greg Newton, Ohio University, Heather Birks, Association, Broadcast Education Stacey Irwin, Millersville University, Max Utsler, Max University Utsler, of Kansas, Ann Association Bobeck, of National Broadcasters Stuart Brotman, Stuart N. Brotman Communications Heald Fletcher, & Hildreth, Peter Tannenwald, P.L.C. Sandy Malcolm, CNN, Dave Studinski, MTVU,

9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 101 BEA (Session ID: 485) N252 [All Convention] conference, the of most the make to how structured, is BEA how Learn BEA. things all on focuses BEA101 attendees, time first for Designed and how you can get involved. Moderator: Samuel J. Sauls, University of North Texas Panelists: The Alabama, University Glenda Williams, of

9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 Starting a Statewide School Association Broadcasters for both Colleges and High Schools (Session ID: 330) N251 [Student Advisors] Media Members Association of of the School Indiana Broadcasters will meet with those from states that do not have such an to organization share what they can and cannot accomplish as a statewide network of advisors of student television and radio operations. Discussion will center on statewide production competitions at high school and college levels, teacher licensing, and legal issues for school broadcasters. Moderator: Nancy Carlson, Ball State University Panelists: Scott University Uecker, of Indianapolis, 9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 Current Issues in Law and Policy (Session ID: 347) N250 [Law & Policy] This long-running BEA session addresses the government representatives. Plenty of top time is given at the end of the session communications for attendee questions to panelists. law and policy issues of Moderator: the day. Ball Barry State Panelists Umansky, University include industry and Panelists: Peter Doyle, Federal Communications Commission

9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 This! and Using Other Tweet Twitter Social Networking Sites in Journalism (Session ID: 394) N249 [Interactive | Media News] and Emerging Technologies canʼt turn You the television on without hearing about programs or using Twitter Facebook as tools to attract and inform viewers. Do they really work and are news outlets using these tools in the most productive This way? panel with explore the by efforts news to organizations use social networking devices as programming guides, content providers and fan forums, identifying success stories as well as failures. Moderator: Suzy Smith, Ball State University Panelists: Andy Mitchell, CNN,

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University Michigan Central Corbett, Kevin Panelists: Marjorie Yambor,Western University Kentucky Moderator: to how about ideas invite foibles. future negotiate successfully should engagement panel-audience Active sex. studio and arrests, student turmoil, travel orders, restraining as such springboards using advisors, faculty by experienced circumstances sensational explores session This mastered. yet not is personal/ puerility/proficiency,professional pressure/poise, between balance student the since vocation volatile a be to tends media college Managing Media Advisors] [Student N234 383) ID: (Session Media College of Quirks the Managing for Methods Situations: Station Strange 11:45– 10:30 AM AM College Lakota Kathy Oglala Aplan, Panelists: University Misericordia Kimbrough, Dan Moderator: jobs. entry-level and internships for door the in foot their get students helping on ideas share will panel This competitive. very market internship and job the made has economy slumping The [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N233 415) ID: (Session Placement Internship and Job 11:45– 10:30 AM AM VideoJordan, Larry Symphony, Los Angeles, Panelists: Manoa at Wang,Hawaii Han of Chun GeorgeUniversity Moderator: storytelling. visual successful to key the remains montage of art the production. aesthetics–because the studying and natives; post digital are who todayʼsstudents satisfy digital technology–to the learning between balance in the strike advances to needs curriculum technological century,post-production 21st the ever-changing of decade second the the into forward with Moving king. the up always is content keeping Nonetheless, of challenge the face educators media Creative Technologies]Emerging and Media Interactive | Criticism & [Production Aesthetics N256 452) ID: (Session Production TechniquesPost Teachingand of Methods Editing: Art, 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM Carolina, South of University Grant, Augie Panelists: of University Alabama The Daniels, George Moderator: age. digital the in going is education broadcast where about informed better session this leave to Expect experiments. to programs journalism curriculum journalism converged challenged earlier from learned lessons and 2009 firm consulting for Eduventures the in of recommendations calls the Hear released innovate. the consultants convergence, education of higher age from the research for New offerings continue. curricular teaching their transformative re-tool to programs education broadcast some by efforts the Despite News] | & Administration Curricula [Courses, N254 ToSays Educators Research New What Content: & Form Tomorrow’sBalance Preparing to Broadcasters 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM

F & C S 450) ID: (Session Paul Werner, New Orleans Center for Creative Werner,Paul for Arts, Center Orleans New Dean Yamada,University,Biola Jennifer Smith, University of Georgia, of University Smith, Jennifer Gary Reid, Michigan State University State Michigan Reid, Gary Oklahoma Central of University Nelson, David College Community City Oklahoma Faulconer-Lippert, Gwin JudithChandra Clark, University of Montevallo, University,Belmont Bennett, Sybril Sara Inc., AlTukhaim,Eduventures, Ann Misawa, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Donald Pollock, University of La Verne,La of University Pollock, Donald ProductionPost Cutting with the Heart the with Cutting Shifting Industry and Employment Trends:CareerEmployment Preparationfor and Implications Industry Shifting Converging Curriculum: A Critical Analysis Six YearsSix Analysis Critical ConvergingALater Curriculum: Editing: The Grammar of Visualof Storytelling Grammar The Editing: What Do Kuleshov and Eisenstein Have ToHave With“Survivor” Eisenstein Do Cutting and Kuleshov Do What Curricular Convergence: Lessons From Past Efforts FromPast Convergence:Lessons Curricular Case Study of Documentary Project “State of Aloha”: Working with Students in No One Reads Anymore: Using VideoAnymore:Reads ImproveUsing Understanding One to No AddingSocial Media to the Curriculum Mix: Lessons from a Cutting-Edge Course Teaching Generation-D: Digital Natives in the Classroomthe in TeachingNatives Digital Generation-D:

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DUCATING Carrier Business Models for Mobile TV and Video E The Future The of Future Mobile DTV and the Broadcasters Legal Challenges to Going Mobile Here Here Comes the Judge: An Examination of Gendered Representation on

Two Steps Steps Three Forward, Back: Two The Anti-Feminist From Blushing Analysis From Bride to Bridezilla: A Textual From the Diversity Chairʼs Perspective the From Diversity Chairʼs From the Associate Deanʼs Perspective the Associate From Deanʼs From Blushing Analysis From Bride to Bridezilla: A Textual From a Department Chairʼs Perspective a From Department Chairʼs In the Classroom Representation of Gender in The Principalʼs Office of Representation Gender in The Principalʼs Patricia Williamson, Central Michigan University, Laura Linder, Laura Marist Linder, College, Ball Maria Williams-Hawkins, State University, Steve Elfman, President, Network Operations and Wholesale, Sprint, John Hane, Shaw Pillsbury Winthrop Pittman LLP, Standards, NBC Technical Universal, VP Glenn Reitmeier, Brad Gorham, Syracuse University, Larry Elin, Syracuse University, Janie Henderson, Ohio University, Judge Judy Amy Falkner, Syracuse University, Amy Syracuse Falkner, University,

10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Curriculum: Working Diversity One into Experience Your School’s (Session ID: 406) N237 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | Multicultural Studies] The Newhouse School at Syracuse University recently overhauled its curriculum and process concerned one the of best way the to work more diversity into contentious the curriculum. ACEJMC issues standards in require accredited the schools to review demonstrate that racial, ethnic and gender diversity are throughout the curriculum, but challenges previous the of some self-studies discuss will visits, revealed accreditation and administration, how departments, three representing professors unevenly with panel, This we goal. were meeting this the Newhouse School faced and some of the concrete steps we took to better infuse diversity throughout our curriculum. Moderator: Brad Gorham, Syracuse University Panelists: Hub Brown, Syracuse University, N236 [Interactive | Aesthetics Media Production & and Criticism] Emerging Technologies What is the potential for mobile media, whether broadcast DTV transmitted to mobile platforms, or mobile programming delivered phone via operating apps systems, on or via mobile phone web browsers? What are possible business the models? Is there legal going to be and media content intellectual specific to mobile property platforms? Is this issues? just an What alternate channel of are delivery for the standard television content or a new industry in the making? Moderator: Anthony Friedmann, Sam Houston State University Panelists: President & Executive Daniel Vice Tibbets, Studio Chief, GoTVNetworks, 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Mobile Media: Content, Platforms and Business Models (Session ID: 372)

10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Gendered Representations on (Session Reality ID: Television 404) N235 [Gender Issues] Contemporary television audiences are beginning to question the distinction between entertainment and information regarding the reality reality on featured women of representations gendered and power examining by concerns these explore to aims panel This genre. television programs. Television research has continuously criticized hegemonic representations of female characters, as reflection these portrayals of provide the a values and ideologies within a society. These representations cultural understanding of what it may means to be a woman. potentially influence womenʼs lives by providing a Moderator: Elizabeth Pike, Ball State University Panelists: L. Meghan Peirce, Ohio University,

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DUCATING E Saving The U.S. Economy One Small Business at a Time: News Curriculum 2.0: Interdepartmental Collaboration in a The Debate “Academic” in vs. Schools “Vocational” of Journalism: Utilization of Women in Sports Talk Radio: An in Idea Sports Has Whose Talk Come? Time Women The New Revolution of Sports Blogs: Crass vs. Content Jamie Switzer, Jamie Colorado Switzer, State University, Copywriting Ad Class, Campaign Real The Clients, First and Semester Studentsʼ Alumni in Experiential Learning Theory Mary Spillman and Suzy Multimedia World Smith, Ball State University, Radio Station XTRA John Owens, University of Cincinnati, Derek Jones, Rowan University, Brad Schultz, University of Mississippi and Mary Lou Sheffer, University of Southern Mississippi, Less: How Sports Journalists use Twitter Jessica Gonzalez, Policy Counsel, National Hispanic Media Coalition Policy Corie Wright, Councel, Free Press

10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Themed Paper Session: Innovative Methods to Strengthening Course Curricula (Session ID: 490) N240 [All Convention] Faculty often struggle with balancing theory and innovative methods for practice incorporating experiential practice into media courses. in their media courses. The panelists on this Moderator: themed paper Butler University session Christine Buck-Taylor, present Panelists: Kathy Brady and Will Anderson, Central Michigan University, 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Sports Media: Old School ... New School (Session ID: 398) N239 [Sports | Research] Sports radio and sports on the Internet are flourishing, giving fans unprecedented opportunities to voice follow heard, and interact their with This each panel other. will favorite examine the old school teams, (radio) and the have new school (Internet) their as it presents papers on the history of a pioneering sports talker, how women are perceived on sports talk radio, sports blogging, and the impact of texting and tweeting on sports journalism. Moderator: Paul Utica MacArthur, College Panelists: San Tim Wulfemeyer, Diego State University and Noah Arceneaux, San Diego State,

10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 From Broadcast to Broadband: Public Policy and the Future of Media (Session ID: 408) N238 [Law & Policy | News] The future of all communications and emerging technologies hinges upon policy decisions being made in As D.C. Washington, the media stands on the precipice of the past and the future, the media reform movement has never been more active. Come hear from the people who are on the front lines of the fight to make the media serve citizens, not just Street. advertisers and Wall Moderator: College Kimberly Zarkin, Westminster Panelists: Access President, Parul Project Media Desai, Vice 24 T HURSDAY ESTIVAL OF EDIA RTS BEA2010 Third Place (tie): Daniel Cherry,Of Daniel University Alabama, (tie): Place Third Place: Second Place: First Category Reporting FeatureNews Radio: Student (Session ID: 496) ID: (Session Honorable Mention: Tim Barber, Elon University, TimBarber,Elon University,State Penn Haoues, Rachid Mention: Honorable (Tie):Place Third Place: Second Place: Third Place: Second Montana, of University Ekness, Ray Place: First Television:Student Category Newscast Competition: Chicago, College of Berner,Columbia Best David Montana, of University Dowling, J. Denise Television:Faculty Category Reporting FeatureNews AwardExcellence: of Cairo, Competition: in of The University Fox, Best American Kim University,State Minot Roberts, Neil Category Reporting HardNews Radio: Faculty AwardExcellence: of Competition: of Best Category Reporting FeatureNews Radio: Faculty University State Heuston, Peay Lee Austin Kathy J. Talentand Newscast Competitions: - News Student Competition: Television- News News Florida Feature Student North of University Casella, Peter Competition: Radio - News Student TulaneBlue, University Mary Competition: Television- News News Hard Student Competition: News Faculty be will recipients Co-Chairs Competition News Student and Faculty award yearʼs this of works Selected competitions. news student and exhibited. faculty the of winners the honors session This [News] N241 Exhibition and News AwardsStudent and Faculty Media Arts: of BEAFestival 11:45– 10:30 AM AM

First Place: First Television:Student Category Reporting FeatureNews Place: Second F Place: First Category Newscast Radio: Student M A Andrew Ritchey, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel at Carolina North Ritchey,of Andrew University Hill, Chapel at Carolina North of University WilliamGorham, Brigham YoungHerd, Dave University, University,McBride, State D. Arizona Brian Brigham YoungGuest, Josh University, Grant C. Beaudette, University of Montana, of University Beaudette, C. Grant University,Park, State Maxine Arizona University,State Penn Sullivan, Dan 45 ForgetKiss Never Game: the Beyond University,Elon Hill, Chapel at Carolina North of University University,State Arizona Matt Gittins, Brigham YoungGittins, Matt University, University,Dixon, State Amber Arizona ihe Rdiuz Kly rna, ail ann Jcb esig & o Fanr, ho University, Ohio Flannery, Joe & Wershing, Jacob Lannon, Daniel Brennan, Kelly Rodriguez, Michael University,Utah Southern University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel at Carolina North of University Phoenix14News Dina Ibrahim, San Francisco State University State Francisco San Ibrahim, Dina State Francisco San Ibrahim, Dina CronkiteNewsWatch Friday Journal Friday Loaves and Fishes and Loaves Backroads of Montana-Ham Radio Operator Radio Montana-Ham Backroadsof Traband EnduroRacing Crows Feral Pigs Feral Drive-Thru Prayer Stand Prayer Drive-Thru MarchingBand Unicycle Harmonica Therapy Harmonica SASS Emmet TillEmmet Casket The Choking Game Choking The Squash-Off CarolinaWeek CarolinaConnection 80-Year-Old-Bowler Columbus Metropolitan Library Sees Increased Library TrafficIncreasedLibrary Sees Metropolitan Library Columbus Facial Hair Facial

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Swine Flu in Schools Border Crime on Public Transportation Repatriation Repatriation Flights Right to Light Rocky Point Economy Broken Dreams Avenue on Dreams Broken Burgess NSM March G20 Tour Bus Crash Tour Story Options Storytellers for Video Whereʼs the Creativity? A Videojournalistʼs Response A the Videojournalistʼs Creativity? Whereʼs Newspapers Setting the Trend? Newspapers Setting the Trend? TV News Without TV Packages News Without Brian Arizona D. State McBride, University, Lindsey Reiser, Arizona State University, Arizona State Lindsey University, Reiser, Arizona Liz State Mckernan, University, Zlatko Filipovic, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale, Rachid Haoues, Penn State University, Toby Phillips, Arizona State University, Arizona State Phillips, University, Toby Corey Lazar, Corey Sam Lazar, Houston State University Jessica Dupnack, Michigan State University Arizona Kristen State Keogh, University Eric Snitil, Kent State University Jennifer Myers, University of Oklahoma Kevin Jeanes, Eastern Illinois University Tara Prindiville, Arizona State University, Arizona State Prindiville, University, Tara Arizona Jeff State Skryzpek, University, Ashley Lopez, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Christopher Holmes, Southern Utah University, Jill Galus, Arizona State University, Arizona Jill State Galus, University, Bob Gould, Michigan State University, G. Stuart Smith, Hofstra University, Geoff Geoff Roth, Hofstra University,

Is the Television Is News the Package Television Passé? (Session ID: 340) N249 [News] In the online era, much news video is without reporter narrative. TV news often just does live vo/sots or reporter debriefs. Newspaper web news package as the in broadcast high news end TV classes, we continue to teach the Yet video storytelling often relies on only sound bites. of the TV news genre. Is the TV news package dying? What is the future of video news storytelling and how do we teach it? Moderator: G. Stuart Smith, Hofstra University Panelists: Achterman, University Peg of Mississippi, 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 N242 [Documentary] Now in its third the year, Documentary Division presents another winning combination in part II of the workshop. Historically this session features an award winning DP/cameraman with a wide range of projects and expertise to bring to the session. This yearʼs speaker will field questions on components and techniques and manufacture reps will be available to answer additional queries on product specifications and features. The speaker is to be announced... Moderator: Mascaro, Bowling Tom Green University 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Documentary Production Workshop II (Session ID: 327) Second Place: Student Television: Hard News Hard Reporting Category Student Television: First Place: Honorable Mention: Arizona Rafael State Carranza, University, Third Place:

Honorable Mention: Arizona Colton State Shone, University, Student Television News Anchor Category Student Television First Place: Second Place: Third Place: Category Weathercaster Student Television First Place: Second Place: Third Place: Second Place: Third Place: Student Radio: News Hard Reporting Category First Place: F

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DUCATING E Journal of & Broadcasting Media Electronic Arab Media Adopts Citizen Journalism: Changing the Dynamics of The Changing Mission of Arab Journalism The Impact of Media Change Among on Arab Audiences Self-Perception . Changing the on Arab Pictures TV Journal of Communication, 1974. She has served on the editorial boards of 5 communication journals, Journal of & Broadcasting Media Electronic Lawrence Pintak, Washington State University, State Lawrence University, Pintak, Washington Conflict Coverage Dina Ibrahim, San Francisco State University, Naila Hamdy, American University in Cairo,

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10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Media Changes in the Middle East: The First Decade of the 21st Century (Session ID: 313) N252 [International | Multicultural Studies] Many dramatic changes have taken place during the last decade in Arab electronic media. known Well experts on this panel focus major changes. on the Moderator: Douglas Boyd, University of Kentucky Panelists: Al-Failakawi, Kuwait University, Yousef N251 [All Convention] AJA solutions the out check Come performance. highest the delivers that software and hardware require workflows production video Todayʼs and Adobe are now delivering to ensure your production workflow meets and exceeds your expectations. Learn how to acquire tapeless the media latest while on set Production Suite using Adobe Creative Adobe Premiere & Pro AJA and Adobe OnLocation of creativity and using AJA power Io the at Express look first a and for us Join get LHi. the KONA and most 3 from KONA your AJA desktop with experience Premium in combination, for your educational environment. Sponsored by: 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Delivering & AJA High-Performance Creative Workflows: Suite Production Premium (Session ID: 555) in the Media: A Reference Handbook. She has published over 110 journal articles, book chapters, grant reports, and encyclopedia entries. She has made over 150 presentations at conferences of the disciplineʼs major organizations. She and testified Commerce committeeʼs in subcommittee on May telecommunications 1993 and finance at oversight House hearing Energy on television violence and its impact on An children. original member of the Cultural Indicators Research she Team, published one of the very first studies of characterizations on Time,” television, “Patterns in Prime including the 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Podium Session I: Winner DSA for 2010, Nancy Signorielli (Session ID: 493) N250 [All Convention] Nancy Signorielli, University of Delaware in the 21st Television Prime Century: Time Where the Past Meets the Future Images in the media and how these images are related will to focus on peopleʼs conceptions my research of that social has reality examined (cultivation images in analysis). prime The time presentation aging, gender network roles, occupations, broadcast minorities, and violence programming will be for discussed. The presentation the will provide a past historical perspective of 40 these years. Portrayals of television portrayals. It will then examine the changes in portrayals that have taken place during what might be the contributing to these Theoretical changes. and policy first implications will be The examined. presentation will decade specifically focus of the 21st century and on cultivation theory discussing how television images continue to relate conceptions of to social viewersʼ reality. Introduction by: Susan Brinson, Ph.D. Auburn University and of Editor, Nancy Signorielli, earned her PhD, from the University of Pennsylvania, 1975. She has written/edited seven books, including

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DUCATING E The Measurement of Media Moral Disengagement Tendency Disengagement Moral Media of Measurement The Adaptation of Globally Distributed Television Visual Gatekeeping: A New Model Visual for a Classic Theory The Changing British News (and Landscape Programming) The Residual Effect of Lobbying Hard-Line on Radio Marti Content Broadcasting, Ethnic Narratives, and the Imperative of Regional Integration: The Integration: Regional of Imperative the and Narratives, Ethnic Broadcasting, A Look Back at XM Satellite Radio and the Merger of the U.S. Satellite Radio Industry Radio Satellite U.S. the of Merger the and Radio Satellite XM at Back Look A Local Market Radio: and Programming Operations in a New Media World Brand Management in the Digital Content Industry History of NET and PBS on Programming India, 1960s and 1970s Demystifying the “It” Factor: Why Certain Audience Members Develop Preferences for Methodological Issues for Studying the Market for Media Programming in Context a Global Programming for Media the Market for Studying Issues Methodological Glen Beck Did Not Rape and Murder a Young Girl in 1990: Humorous Speech and the First Girl in 1990: Humorous a Young Glen Beck Did and Not Rape Murder Satellite Distribution of Television Programming in Satellite Programming Parts Different Distribution of of the Television World Reinstituting the Fairness Doctrine: Red Lionʼs Reinstituting Silent the Roar Fairness Doctrine: Red Lionʼs Philatelic Programs Philatelic on Programs Early North American Radio Testing Cognitive Flexibility Theory Site Testing via NFL Rush Web The Evolution of Entertainment Legacy News: to “Entertainment National, Tonightʼs” Cable, and The Curious Case of Sesame Street: Comparing Structural Features of Modern Educational Programming Programming Educational Modern of Features Structural Comparing Street: Sesame of Case Curious The Satire on Satire the Guide Radio: to The the Hitchhikerʼs Galaxy as Social Critic of British Society The Role of the Media In Developing Fan Attachment to Sports Teams Alan Lifton, University of Sunderland, UK, Jennifer Holt, UC Santa Barbara, Barbara, UC Santa Holt, Jennifer Lisa Parks, UC Santa Barbara, Shari Ross Altarac, Northern Arizona University, Arizona Altarac, Shari University, Northern Ross Case of the Horn of Africa Alquist, Ohio Ann University, University, State Carolina North Hamilton, D. Fredessa University, Syracuse Widger, Eliza and Rodriguez, Javier Jose Cesar, Shiryn Walsh, Kathryn to Forty Years of to Success Forty Years Diego San Hamilton, Jennifer and UALR Sweeney, Daniel University, Pacific-Tacoma Eveland, Vicki University, Mercer McClung, Steven State University, Stephen Perry, Illinois Stephen State Perry, University, and Indira Lee Somani, University, Washington Samuel J. Sauls, University of North Texas, Miriam Smith, San State University, Francisco Amendment Kenneth Hicks, Northern Arizona University, Certain Broadcasters A&M University - Commerce, DeMars, Texas Tony Augie Grant, University of South Carolina; Tim Brown, University of Central Florida; Harvey Nachlinger, University of South Carolina, The Diffusion “Accelerating” of Editing Technologies: Non-Linear Video Sara Magee, University, Virginia West News Programs Local Television University, Emirates Arab United MOHAMED, Noor Ali Viewing Television Survive in Compression Fast-Forward Time-Shifted University, State Florida Raney, A. Arthur University; Baylor Shafer, Mark Daniel Alabama, of University Alsip, MK 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM [All Convention] Convention BEA2011 Program Scholar-to-Scholar Chair: Poster Mike Session Bruce, (Session Oklahoma ID: Baptist 526) University Bill Silcock, and Arizona Carol State Schwalbe, University, 11:45 AM – 1:00 11:45 PM Booth the in BEA Visit the Exhibit Hall and find out Scholarships. about BEA Applying for Scholarships BEA Scholarship Committee BEA Chair: Pete Orlik, Central Michigan University What’s Happening What’s in the BEA2010 Exhibit Hall on Thursday? BEA2010 AM Exhibit – Hall 6:30 Hours: PM 11:45 N255/257/259/N261 AM – 1:00 11:45 PM Enjoy lunch and wander the hall at this annual event to kick off the 2010 exhibit hall. Sponsored by Exhibit Hall LUNCH

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Curriculum SwapShop on Using Social Media in the Classroom (Session ID: 378) N235 [Courses, Curricula Administration] & This curriculum. your enhance to use can you that assignments and exercises, ideas, sharing for forum a provides Swapshop Curriculum The classroom our in media social of advantage take can we how explore will panel Our classroom. the in media social using on is focus our year and blogs wikiʼs teaching into and their panelists courses. will Twitter, share ways they are incorporating YouTube, Facebook, Moderator: Candace Egan, California Fresno State University, Panelists: Arts Atlanta, Institute The of Brian Bentley, 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM N234 [Multicultural Studies | News] changes on to This focuses panel the grow in continues structural media but the it by States, Hispanic United isnʼt any weatherproof. means graduates. in college for new looking are employers abilities the and change, audience and of technological in times media Hispanic shaping Moderator: Maria Santana, University of Central Florida Panelists: Maria Santana, University of Central Florida, 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM AND THE MEDIA FORCES OF HISPANIC CHANGE (Session ID: 351) 1:15 PM – AM 2:30 The State of the Industry: Broadcast & Online (Session ID: 352) N233 [News | Management, Marketing & Programming] 2009 was as tumultuous a year as 2008. With the latest industry data from and RTDNA other sources having just been made panel will provide the most timely information public, on the state of the industry and expert industry this and academic expectations on exactly where weʼre headed. Moderator: Bob Hofstra Papper, University Panelists: Chairman, RTNDA Mark Kraham, WHAG-TV,

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1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Agendas When Collide: Institutional Confusion of Public Documentary Communication v. Production N239 [Documentary | Courses, Curricula Administration] & Many of us occasion, to further the strategic goals of our institutions. Sometimes with use our producing skills and production resources, on funding, sometimes not. There are good and bad things about this (and ethical ambiguity) that discussion of will the potential conflict be of interest when interesting the school funds about a itself to or ʻdocumentaryʼ its strategic explore, priorities. including a Moderator: Maria Moore, Illinois State University Panelists: City Colleges Arthur of Wood, Chicago, (Session ID: 328) 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM From Abroad Campus and Back: How to Successfully Balance International Initiatives and Educational Needs (Session ID: 434) N238 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | International] Study abroad programs make university programs competitive and strengthen course curricula by offering global with agreements exchange up set to how discuss will panelists worldwide, opportunities study and research establishing of experiences perspectives. their Based on international institutions, plan international broadcast media course assignments, arrange media visits abroad, prepare students and faculty for intercultural challenges, establish institutional strategies for creating productive alliances between faculty and their international offices, and how students have experienced study abroad. Moderator: University of Janet Oregon Wasko, Panelists: Illinois University, Western Rodenberg, Terry 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Remote Multicamera Streaming Productions: Affordable An Building & Effective Flypack System That Supports Both Student Administrative and Goals (Session ID: 312) N237 [Sports | Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] Strategically student. broadcast a for experiences learning valuable most the of one be can production) mobile (multi-camera systems Flypack implemented, administrations will embrace the possibilities of multi-camera productions for live streaming and traditional broadcasts. This session will showcase a variety of systems (basic, mid, and high-end), practical applications for proposal for system development Flypack funding. systems, and how to develop a Moderator: Marc Krein, Oklahoma State University 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Social Media Users in the Driver’s Seat: Understanding the in New the Voices Marketplace (Session ID: 444) N236 [Research] on the current political dialog for example in the YouTube) Blogging and The session examines the role of Twitter, social media (Facebook, debate over health care reform and the so-called “birthers” movement. The workshop examines underlying motives and outcomes of social media in the modern political world. Moderator: Jeff Fruit, Kent State University Panelists: Gary Hanson, Kent State University

D @ BEA2010 @ EMO 34 T HURSDAY FESTIVAL OF MEDIA ARTS BEA2010 First Place: Jonathan Miley, Stephanie Morris, Brittany Page, Katie Underdown, and Drew Welchel, Berry College, College, Berry Welchel, Drew and Underdown, Katie Page, Brittany Morris, Stephanie Miley, Jonathan Place: First PromotionalCategory University,Quinnipiac Entry), (Group Lighting & Camera MEP375-Advanced Mention: Honorable

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DUCATING Hoop Dreams, New Americans, In the Family, At the E Revisiting HD radio and Internet streaming at the local level: Challenges of Assessing a Media Program 25 years after Form Meyerowitz: and Content, Public and Place The whole townʼs talking: Form and The Content whole in townʼs Early PTV Challenges of Assessing a Multiple Sequence Program HD vs. Public Radio Player: Function Follows Form Challenges of Assessing a Multiple Discipline Program The Challenges Assessment of AEJMC Accreditation Robert K. Avery, Beth Fratkin, University of Utah, Death House Door Center Media for Claire Fellow, American Social Darby, University Media, Michael Donaldson, Los Angeles Entertainment Advisory Attorney, Committee for Documentary Filmmakers, Best Practices in Fair Use Balancing Form & Function at KUER Public Radio Glenda Balas, Sam Houston State University, Armstrong, John Furman Stevenson University, Michael Murray, University Michael of Murray, Missouri, St. Louis, Elon Don University, Grady, Anthony Moretti, Point Park University,

N250 [All Convention] Programmatic assessment can be a Many complicated of matter. the published strategies hinge on the structure academic of program. oneʼs This panel asks the question: “Based on your specific structure, how do you assess student learning at the programmatic level?” Moderator: University Christ, Trinity William Panelists: Stacey Irwin, Millersville University, 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Assessing Courses and Curricula: Do Form and Content Matter? (Session ID: 466) 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Balancing Form and Content in Public Broadcasting: Mission and Method (Session ID: 364) N249 [Radio Audio and Media | Law & Policy] As U.S. broadcasters grapple with the impact of new technologies on content and audiences, within broadcasting public in content public and form of issues examines broadcasters panel This mission. service must public their with intersect developments also these consider how the context of policy, practice, and history, and investigates some of the unique challenges faced by noncommercial pursue a broadcasters mission of public as service within the marketplace. they Moderator: University Alan of Stavitsky, Oregon Panelists: Linfield Michael College, Huntsberger, Sponsored by: 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Archival Film Workshop I – Fair Use and Copyright (Session ID: 332) N242 [Documentary | Law & Policy] This workshop will instruct attendees on principles of Fair Use and Copyright in documentary and media production. It will address issues terms use, of length of terms in work, archival and appear; material licensed other and trademarks which in material original shooting as such of use, fees, and legal considerations. The session will also introduce professional resources for fair use/copyright support. Moderator: Kenn Rabin, Fulcrum Media Panelists: Gordon Quinn, Filmmaker and Artistic Director, Kartemquin Films,

Respondent: Philip Thompsen, West Chester University Philip Respondent: Thompsen, of West Pennsylvania

F & C & S ORM ONTENT POTLIGHT 36 T HURSDAY NTEREST IVISION EETING BEA2010 Webmaster: University State Michigan Geri Zeldea, Alumit Vice-Chair:Competition Paper Vice Chair: Chair: groups. underrepresented traditionally of other concerns AHANAand and members contributions the of related to AHANA members and other traditionally underrepresented groups; and to encourage electronic media curricular acknowledgment portrayal, of issues on research topics on research more encourage to groups; underrepresented of traditionally of concerns other AHANAand and contributions members the presentation and (ANANA)—and issues American of discussion Native for and forum of awareness of academyʼslevel the the and increase entrepreneurship to and are issues. employment goals these teaching Their to response a Asian provides Hispanic, also division African, The (i.e., media. electronic groups the ethnic and racial groups—especially underrepresented I The Multicultural Studies division was founded to provide a specific forum for addressing concerns of the relationship between traditionally Studies] [Multicultural N234 471) ID: (Session Meeting Business Studies Multicultural DPM 4:00 – PM 2:45 Editor: Newsletter Cindie Yanow,Chair: ViceCompetition Chair/Paper University State MMissouri Southeast Chair: policy.and law of fields the into research initiate to and improvement; and change social for mechanisms as media mass the use to responsibilities their about users potential educate to policy; and law of curriculum the of nature the about discussion foster to area; this in teaching of process the about dialogue a continuing Lof teachers new help to media; Pelectronic & the of leaders and and users initiating potential by among interest” “public the of notion the instill to necessity;” and convenience interest, public “the phrase the to meaning providing by roles leadership for students media electronic goals and objectives are to foster ownership of the process of educating potential electronic media policy.leaders and teachers Their about law; to and prepare law media electronic in practitioners and researchers teachers, fellow assist to is mission divisionʼs Policy and Law The Policy] & [Law N256 470) ID: (Session Meeting Business Policy & Law PM 2:30 – PM 1:15 College Basin WyomingGreat Rossett, Panelists: Utah Eastern of College TroyHunt, Moderator: person? one in faculty,up the rolled advisor,director,all staff,fund-raiser, etc. are you when done job the get you do How people. two or one of up made are departments broadcast school high and colleges small Many [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N252 412) ID: (Session One of Departments in ToSuccessful How Be Shows: One-Person PM 2:30 – PM 1:15 of University Alabama Daniels, George Panelists: New Yorkof University Oswego State - Condra, Jerry Moderator: media.” new the in expertise with faculty retraining or “Finding and added” be to need courses or material “What trained,” be must students which for jobs new the are “What questions, the answer and curriculum convergence of models successful on report will todayʼsPanelists include platforms. to media curriculum new their many revise soon must or has media mass teaching school every Almost & Administration] Curricula Courses, | Programming & Marketing [Management, N251 449) Today’sID: to (Session Curriculum Times Media Chaotic Mass Adjusting PM 2:30 – PM 1:15 Carol Mingus, Modesto Junior College Junior Modesto Mingus, Carol School High Xavier St. Mitchell, Brian College Lakota Kathy Oglala Aplan, Kansas of Utsler,University Max University Swezey,Oklahoma Keith Central Kolodzy,College Janet Emerson University Gullifor,Bradley Paul Cindie Yanow,University State Missouri Southeast TennesseeJackson, University Coreen State YvonneUniversity Prather,State Peay Austin John Soares, Cal Poly State University State Poly Cal Soares, John University Connecticut Eastern Utterback, H. Andrew T HURSDAY 37 37

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DUCATING E Digital Identity and Personal Branding of Journalists in Social Media: Social in Journalists of Branding Personal and Identity Digital Network Journalism and Journalistic Ethic in Intermedial Culture Production The Content of “Content” in the Intermedial Transformation of Public Service Past and Content Present Strategies Radio of Visualized The Dark Knightʼs Joker: Itʼs Ledgerʼs Form But Who the Ledgerʼs Created Content? Joker: Itʼs The Dark Knightʼs DTV DTV in 3-D: A Passing Fad or the Next Step in the Evolution of Digital Television? Cube: A Cube: A Systems Level Analysis of the Motion Picture Warren Koch, Azusa Pacific University, Azusa Pacific Koch, University, Warren Deborah Potter, Newslab, Trainer Deborah Newslab, Trainer Potter, Pete Seel, Colorado State University, Alan Stavitsky, University Alan of Stavitsky, Oregon, “Notional Public Radio”: as Intermedial Competitive Transformation Strategy The Case of Finlandʼs YLE The Case of Finlandʼs Eeva Mäntymäki, University of Tampere, Ala-Fossi, University Marko of Tampere, Broadcasting Broadcasting YLE, Company Broadcasting Finnish The Aalto, Tuija

2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Management, Marketing & Programming Business Meeting (Session ID: 472) N238 [Management, Marketing & Programming] The mission of the Management, Marketing and Programming Division is to (3) areas, those in research scholarly non-juried (1) and juried of presentation the for forum a enhance Provide (2) programming, and sales management, the teaching and research of electronic media Enhance networking between faculty and management, sales and programming professionals, and to (4) Provide a forum for the exchange of effective learning and teaching techniques. Chair: Chair: Vice Newsletter Editor: Steven Phipps, Maryville University Bruce Mims, Southeast Missouri State University Edinboro Covington, William University Jr., N237 Aesthetics [Production & Criticism] Chair/Paper Moderator Competition & Vice Chair: A&M - Commerce DeMars, Texas Tony Panelists: Hunt, Troy College of Eastern Utah, 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Aesthetics Production & Criticism Paper Session (Session ID: 519) European Public Service Media in the Age: Content Digital and Transforming Identity (Session ID: 371) N236 [International] “Content is king” is the approach which has guided the transformation of public According service broadcasting to into public the service media European (PSM). Broadcasting Union providers. content public-service as PSM of identification new (2006), this examine critically will presentations The “multimedia.” to organizations public service broadcasters need to transform themselves All panelists represent a joint involving Intermedia several Research Team universities from in Finland and the University of Oregon. single media Moderator: Hujanen, University Taisto of Tampere Panelists: Taisto Hujanen, University of Tampere, 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Beyond the Box: New tools to help students enhance their work online (Session ID: 338) N235 [News | Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] some together pull We Web. the for content producing also are TV in working three every of out two shows grads JMC of survey annual The with room the leave workshop will hands-on this in Participants teaching. their in use and learn to faculty for there out resources best the of new skills and a DVD of instructional materials they can start using immediately. Moderator: University of Mississippi Debora Wenger, Panelists: University of Mississippi, Trainer Debora Wenger, Mary Respondent: University Blue, Tulane Respondent: Joseph D Straubhaar, University of Texas at Austin Joseph Respondent: at D University Straubhaar, of Texas

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2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Student Sports Producing: Strategies for Content Creation in Diverse Distribution Environments (Session ID: 374) N249 [Sports | Student Advisors] Media systems—mobile delivery Newer side-by-side. systems delivery old and new serve to content adapting are Programming Sports of Producers players, computer/cable on demand, in-house video feeds, and live streams—force producers to package content with multiple platforms in This panel schools explores mind. are how adapting different-sized classroom and co-curricular activities to teach students how to reach the sports consumer who uses a variety of technologies to get sports information. Moderator: Ken Creech, Butler University Panelists: Susan Smith, Ball State University Archival Film Workshop II—Archival Storytelling (Session ID: 333) N242 [Documentary | History] This workshop will instruct how to find, use, and license archival film material for documentary and other media production include uses. It how will to incorporate archival media for story development and provide national and international documentary projects. examples of successful past uses for archival material in Moderator: Mascaro, Bowling Tom Green State University Panelists: Kenn Rabin, Fulcrum Media, 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Student Short-Form Category First Place: Second Place: Third Place: Daniel Elon Koehler, University, American University, Alex Morrison, Roach, Aguilar, and Caroline Ted A&M University, Texas Andrew Niki Brown, Brown, West and Johnny Story, Student Long-Form Category First Place: Mellisa Jarred Thomas, Misner, - and State New Michael University Paltz, Carney, of York New

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Mass Media Sites Corporate as Web Indicators DUCATING E Media Depicted Roles in Science, Technology, Engineering and Many Will Enter, Few Will Understand: Childrenʼs Comprehension of The Impact of Media Coverage of President Barack Obamaʼs Marriage on “Girls Gone Wild” Portrayals: Do They Encourage Outrageous Behaviors among College among Behaviors Outrageous Encourage They Do Portrayals: Wild” Gone “Girls Nancy McKenzie Dupont, The University of Mississippi Sybril Bennett, Belmont University University Jared L. Johnson, Young Brigham Mary University Blue, Tulane Peter Casella, University of North Florida J. Kathy Austin Lee Peay Heuston, State University Dina Ibrahim, San Francisco State University Women? Women? Julie Winkelstein, Julie Winkelstein, Catherine Luther and Ben Birch, University of Tennessee, Mathematics as Inducers of Occupational Choice Lexie Kite, University of Utah, The Media Controlling (Mis)representation Nature of Women: of Idealized Beauty Mary McIlrath, C&R Research Services, Sweepstakes Inc., University, Temple Mishra, Suman of Commitment to Diversity Coreen Jackson, Tennessee State University, Marriage Attitude Toward College Studentsʼ

Dale Respondent: Kunkel, Arizona University of News Division Business Meeting (Session ID: 473) N235 [News] The News divisionʼs goals are to professionals, provide working among understanding and the communication improve to seek scholar, They the society. free a media in journalist broadcast practitioner the of functions and the citizen with a better understanding of the role and scholars and the public concerning broadcast journalism. These goals are achieved through sponsorship teaching and inquiry in and the areas of radio and television encouragement journalism and through support of teaching and of public service activities supporting scholarly free expression as stated by Amendment the of First the U.S. Constitution. 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4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Media Leaders: Approaches Newer Preparing Unique to Media Tomorrow’s Teaching (Session ID: 395) N242 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] Broadcast journalism students find themselves confronting an industry that is reeling from advent of this the is Yet Internet. undeniably an ideas teaching share will panelists The tomorrow. of media the create will entrepreneurs young todayʼs when opportunity, tremendous of era that can tap into students creative and entrepreneurial potential. The content from the session can be used in broadcast journalism, journalism, theoretical, and other online communication courses. Moderator: Arizona State Serena University Carpenter, Panelists: Arizona Leslie-Jean State Thornton, University,

N241 [Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] As an evaluation tool, interactive media portfolios demonstrate application of design concepts as well employers, For curriculum. a through or course a in as progress assess to used be can Portfolios student. a technical evaluate audiences multiple help can skill levels. Portfolios portfolios are an expected component in most job portfolios are used as well applications as specific interactive media portfolio strategies. for interactive media positions. This panel will address Moderator: different ways James Thomas Madison McHardy, University Panelists: James Madison University, John Woody, 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Strategies for Video Demo Reels and Interactive Media Portfolios (Session ID: 437)

4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Building, Repairing & Upgrading in a Scare World (Session ID: 419) N239 [Sports | News] software. and hardware in investments major require production media and broadcasting sports journalism, electronic in programs Academic Programs need to maintain their current infrastructure. At the same time faculty want to stay up to date with an industry that continues change to at an incredible pace. This is getting harder to do in an environment with less come funding. Also, from other some disciplines. administrators That can and put colleagues capital-intensive purchases on the back A panel burner. of faculty including present and former department chairs discuss how to better navigate in this scare world. Moderator: Ken University Fischer, of Oklahoma Panelists: R. William Davie, University of Louisiana at Lafayette,

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Pacific District 6 Representative: California Mary State Schaffer, University - Northridge N242 Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Asia and District 6 Meeting (Session ID: 550) District 5 Meeting (Session ID: 549) N241 Arkansas, Kansas, Mexico, Missouri, Central Oklahoma, Australia America, Texas, & and South District 5 Representative: Austin State Allen University Hendricks, John Stephen F. N240 Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Canada, Dakota, Wisconsin, and Scandinavia District 4 Representative: Ball Barry State Umansky, University District 4 Meeting (Session ID: 548) District 3 Meeting (Session ID: 547) N239 The Middle East Virginia, and Eastern Europe DC, West including Russia Delaware, Washington, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, District 3 Representative: Greg Newton, Ohio University N238 Alabama Louisiana, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee District 2 Representative: State University Valdosta Michael Taylor, District 2 Meeting (Session ID: 546) N237 Connecticut, Rhode Maine, Island, Massachusetts, Vermont New York, Hampshire, New New Jersey, District 1 Representative: Ithaca Williams, College Wenmouth N235 Members Join International to BEA District. discuss the formation of BEAʼs Moderators: International District Meeting (Session ID: 591) District 1 Meeting (Session ID: 545) N234 All two-year schools in the USA District 7 Representative: Gwin Faulconer-Lippert, Oklahoma City Community College District 7 Meeting (Session ID: 551) Sponsored by: 8:00 AM-9:00 AM AM-9:00 8:00 District BEA Meetings Breakfast available in N251 at AM 7:30 Check the following listing for the of room your district meeting Start your day by having breakfast with your District Representative and find out happening whatʼs in your district and at BEA. 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N239 [Law & Policy] Chair/Paper Moderator Competition and Vice Chair: Yanow Cindie Debut Category First Place: Mark R. Perry, Indiana Wesleyan University, 9:15 AM 9:15 – AM 10:30 Law and Policy Paper Session (Session ID: 514) N238 [Radio Audio and Media | International] This panel takes a look at various perspectives, domestic and international, on teaching about radio, culture, and society whether it be in a traditional lecture course or where students learn to produce their own radio programs with an objective of impacting culture and society. Moderator: University Towson John R. Turner, Panelists: Andy Curran, University of Cincinnati, 9:15 AM 9:15 – AM 10:30 Perspectives about on Radio, Teaching Culture, and Society (Session ID: 380) 9:15 AM 9:15 – AM 10:30 Interactive Media and Paper Emerging Session Technologies (Session ID: 540) N237 [Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] Moderator & Paper Chair: James Ferolo, Bradley University Debut Category First Place: Jiyoung Cha, University of North Texas, Open Category First Place: Rasha Developmental Kamhawi Amy and Jo Paul Coffey, Fishwick, Yonge University of Florida and Julie Henderson, P.K. Open Category First Place: Kimberlianne Podlas, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, Second Place: R. Trevor Hall, Boise State University and James Cleith Phillips, University of California-Berkeley, Samuel Respondent: J. Sauls, University of North Texas Zhong, Second Syracuse Su, University, Place: Chih Hsuan Yan Liang, Loo, Weilu and Ying Aaron Zhi Second Place: Anthony Friedmann, Sam Houston State University,

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Second Place: Comedy/Drama Comedy/Drama Category First Place: Honorable Mention: Robert I. and Dave Traube Cavalier, Deven Swartz, Marshall University, Second Place: Third Place (Tie): James Roach and Delaney Mclemore, Marshall University, Failing Infrastructure: PSA/Commercial Category PSA/Commercial First Place: Second Place: Third Place: Honorable Mention: Shawn University Baker, of North Texas,

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Characters N236 [Courses, Curricula Administration] & Moderator & Paper Chair: Butler University Christine Buck-Taylor, Debut Category First Place: 10:45 AM 10:45 – 12:00 PM Courses, Curricula Administration & Paper Session (Session ID: 512) Gender Issues Division Paper Session (Session ID: 513) N235 [Gender Issues] Moderator & Paper Chair: Maria Santana, University of Central Florida Debut Category First Place: 10:45 AM 10:45 – 12:00 PM 10:45 AM 10:45 – 12:00 PM One Job – Many Hats: Prepping Students for Careers Expertise Requiring Varying (Session ID: 346) N234 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | Law & Policy] firms expand their many production companies and media convergence, industries continue an evolution towards As visual communication expertise with individuals of staff a requires services of convergence This platforms. multiple across distribution content include to services in multiple technologies and skill sets. It is therefore imperative to design a curriculum that reflects this change in industry and has specific ramifications for students entering the fields of journalism, creative services, graphic design, and video production. The panel will discuss specific examples of curriculum and projects designed to prepare students to develop multiple skill sets in visual communication for cross platform distribution. Moderator: Christopher Flook, Ball State University Panelists: Nancy Carlson, Ball State University,

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P C APER OMPETITION 60 F RIDAY NTEREST IVISION EETING BEA2010 Respondent: Samuel Edsall, Western Edsall, Respondent: Samuel University Illinois Ray, Randy West Texas University,A&M Panelists: University Brown John Gould, Jolliff Kara Moderator: liabilities. legal potential other and appropriation, problems, copyright avoid to how to related considerations legal with along discussed, be will TVentertainment and radio, sports, news, of areas the in work student Web.”podcasting and Streaming the to “broadcasting started get to how as well as discussed, be will online work student putting of benefits and Issues technologies. online other and streaming, podcasting, to new are who advisors media and/or members faculty broadcasting traditional for designed is panel This Media Advisors] Student | Criticism & [Production Aesthetics N240 436) ID: (Session Online Work Student Putting of Benefits and Options Challenges, Web: the to Broadcasting PM 12:00 – 10:45 AM Frank Aycock,University State Appalachian Panelists: Frank Aycock,University State Appalachian Moderator: ride!! interesting an be Itʼsto sure us. with explore Come horizon? the on are ideas new What “Free” successfully? itself and Tail”“monetize” broadcasting “Long new the the does in How environment? thrive and survive broadcasting of future the can How Tail.” “Long AndersonʼsChris along further move we as media electronic and broadcasting of future the explores panel this years, two last the sessions well-attended of steps the Following International] | Programming & Marketing [Management, N239 355) ID: (Session Monetization and Media, Electronic New Tail:The Long Free, The Further Along PM 12:00 – 10:45 AM YvonneUniversity Prather,State Peay Austin Moderator: Obama. of election presidential the concerning society effects on old and new voters, as well as male, and female ethnic voters and the role of CNN in implementing news coverage mediated to a the multiethnic address will discussion The President. bi-racial first the electing the in helped technologies social new and influence, factors, Media campaign. Obama the by Election Presidential 2008 the during incorporated tactics and strategies the discuss will we panel, this In Studies] [Multicultural N238 558) ID: (Session Campaign! Political Presidential Obama the of Coverage Technologythe New in and School” “Old PM 12:00 – 10:45 AM University,Schaffer,State MaryNorthridge California Ed Youngblood,Henry,University Sandy Drake and University Auburn co-Chairs: Competition Media Student of Arts Festival Chair: Competition Media Faculty of Arts Festival I Secretary/Web Manager: Vice Chair: Chair: broadcast affect will education. changes those how Dand technology communication in changes about informed organization the of members the keep to in in changes for advances ourselves and and latest technologies; graduates communication emerging on research and our theory teaching of discussion and presentation the prepare for forum in a provide to us landscape; media members help about BEA to Technologies; of informed Emerging needs and address members Media to Interactive with keep are dealing goals courses to Their research. is and teaching mission hardware, Divisionʼs including Technologies technology communication Emerging and M Media Interactive The Technologies]Emerging and Media [Interactive N237 478) ID: (Session TechnologiesMeeting Emerging Business and Media Interactive PM 12:00 – 10:45 AM Kara Jolliff Gould, John Brown University,JolliffBrownKaraJohnGould, University,Brown John Gould, Darren Patricia Turner, Metropolitan State College of Denver,of Turner,College Patricia State Metropolitan University Spiceland, State David Appalachian School Broadcasting Zealand New Pauling, Brian North of Alabama University Pitts, Gregory Broadcasting to the Internet: Issues, Benefits and Challenges and Benefits Issues, Internet: the Broadcastingto Helping Students Get the Most from Their Content fromTheir Most the Get Students Helping Gary Hale, Illinois Central College Central Illinois Hale, Gary University Bradley Ferolo, James WestBeeson, Joel Virginia University WebcastingConsiderationsWorkStudentLegalLaw:toRelated the and Online Podcasting Student Productions:Primer Student A Podcasting

62 F RIDAY BEA2010 WashingtonCentral Ogden, University, Michael Panelists: VideoWashington& Central Film Studies, Ogden, University Michael Moderator: film! great a and film good a best, Or,at film. good a and film bad a between difference the make can beforehand script a script), whether or not things change during the shooting process or during the editing process (the post-shoot or edit script). Often preparing shooting or pre-shoot (or,a script well-written a with out start to imperative is it Here, shoot?” I should “What question, the asking herself finds filmmaker documentary the cases, most in However, it. makes she as film the experiences filmmaker the whereby organic, and fluid be should process documentary-making the that hold Many process. documentary the of Frequently,aspect underrated most the is script the Writing] | [Documentary N249 Documentary...Cana YouScript 457) You? Can’t ID: (Session PM 12:00 – 10:45 AM State, Houston Sam Balas, Glenda Panelists: TroyCochran, University Maryjo Moderator: learning. asynchronous and curriculums mediated computer of use the assess that findings research 2) and classrooms open technologically and phones cell on assignments production video to related studies case 1) present will panel This 1996). (Berenfeld, students literate technologically increasingly of interests vital the to respond simultaneously will teachers relationships, integration of various technologies into the pedagogical strategies. requires Moreover, this in successfully Increasingly employing technology process. to students transform student-teacher educational the that in such responsibilities new process on take educational must teachers the end, Tothis alter empowered. uniquely significantly are that teachers and students between relationships new create to is educators contemporary for goal primary the that contends (1998) Fiere students. of generation new a to respond and challenges budgetary significant with deal universities, on-line from competition new face institutions educational as important especially is support of kind This curricula. updating generally in and materials course improving in educators support to and Divisionʼsis Curricula Administration goal Courses, The Technologies]Emerging and Media Interactive | & Administration Curricula [Courses, N242 Transformingthe Classroom and the Curriculum with Technology: Case Studies PM 12:00 – 10:45 andAM Research Findings (Session ID: 445) College Wirig, Evan Grossmont Panelist: Utah - Eastern of College TroyHunt, Moderator: Projects. Non-Festival Non-Competitive, Student of Showcase [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N241 402) ID: (Session Two-YearShowcase Production College Small PM 12:00 – 10:45 AM

Documentary Scripts Documentary University, Madison James Greene, Rustin SUNY, Albany, Structure& at University Bernard, Curran Sheila Engaged Company, Communications Creative Thorne, Fred Christopher White, Sam Houston State, Houston Sam White, Christopher State, Houston Sam Hatton, Debbi Mel Strait, Sam Houston State, Houston Sam Strait, Mel Extending the Classroom with ITFS Classroomwith the Extending Phone a Friend: A Case Study in Cellphone Movie-making Cellphone in Study Case AFriend: a Phone A “Second-Life” for Yourfor “Second-Life” ACourse Free Range Students in an Open ClassroomOpen an in Students FreeRange You Canʼt Shoot a Dream, You Can Only Shoot a Story: A Producerʼs View of ProducerʼsView A Story: a Shoot Only Can YouDream, a Shoot CanʼtYou Writing For Film & Why Documentaries AreDocumentaries DifferentWhy & WritingFilm For eedpt Hpes Wiig ouetr Wt Ee Oe & Wits & Open Eyes With Documentary Writing Happens! Serendipity ouetr Soyeln: rtn te ouetrʼ Approach Documentaryʼs the Writing Storytelling: Documentary

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10:45 AM 10:45 – 12:00 PM History Division Business Meeting (Session ID: 479) N256 [History] The History division is concerned with teaching history teaching and in the recording and analysis of historical events relating Their to goals the are electronic to media. encourage and continually and conducting scholarship in the field. Members improve are teaching in the area; to involved provide a forum for in the presentation of original classroom scholarship; to share ideas and resources in the field; and to encourage preservation of historical materials. Chair: Chair: Vice Newsletter Editor: Gary McIntyre, Mansfield University Eric Covil, Missouri State University Editor: Website Mitchell Shapiro, University of Miami University Tech Anthony Galvez, Texas N254 [Student Advisors Media | News] This showcase session features two new student news Websites, “The Circuit” University of from St. Wartburg Thomas. College Both and launched “Tommie in Media” September 2009. from Panelists the will show student work oversight, school educational from policies, goals technology, and other the factors determine organizational structure and sites site content. and discuss how funding, Moderator: Panelists: College, Cliff Brockman, Wartburg University of Scully, Tim St. Thomas 10:45 AM 10:45 – 12:00 PM Converged, Online Student Media: Balancing Content and Infrastructure (Session ID: 432) N252 [News] Moderator & Research Chair: University Jared L. Johnson, Young Brigham Debut Category First Place: Mel Sundin, Penn State Erie, 10:45 PM – 12:00 PM News Paper Session (Session ID: 556) Second Place: Judith Chandra Clark, University of Montevallo, Open Category First Place: Glenn Cummins, Texas Tech University; Todd Chambers, Texas Tech University, Podium Session James II: Potter W. (Session ID: 494) N251 [All Convention] James Ph.D., Potter, University of W. California, Santa Barbara How Should Scholars in Define the of ʻMassʼ Changing 2010. World The challenge of clearly defining the “mass media” has largely eluded scholars ever since the term All was definitional invented. elements that have been tried—size of audience, kind of audience, type of message and technological channel—have proven unsatisfying. Now with the segmentation of audiences into smaller niches, the hybridization of message genres, and the blurring of lines that channels of transmission, used the challenge of to defining mass media has distinguish grown significantly more difficult. Or has it? Perhaps there is a way to cut through the complexity and capture the essence of the phenomenon in a simple definition. Introduction by: Roger Ph.D. Cooper, Director Arts of and Media Studies, Ohio University James Potter from in earned both qualitative Ph.D.ʼs Indiana methods, W. University, and in Florida quantitative State methods University, and communication theory. He has published more than 100 scholarly articles and the of editor chapters former the is He primarily effects. in the areas of media content and 10:45 AM 10:45 – 12:00 PM its 5th edition. His most recent book, recent most His edition. 5th its the conceptual tools to help mass media research construct a higher profile for their scholarly field.

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66 F RIDAY FESTIVAL OF MEDIA ARTS BEA2010 (Session ID: 502) ID: (Session Third Place: Third Place: Second Place: First long) hour half or long (hour TelevisionCategory Original Pilot Student Series Place: Third Place: Second Place: First pages) (15-35 Category Subject Short Student Place: Third Place: Second Place: First pages) (90-120 FeatureCategory Student University,Elon Calhoun, Kenneth Greensboro, - Carolina North of University Edwards, D. Emily AwardsExcellence: of Competition: of Best Category Subject Short Faculty University,Michigan Central Corbett, Kevin University,Liberty Martin, Carey AwardsExcellence: of Competition: of Best FeatureCategory Faculty Conway, Dennis Valdosta University State University McAlexander,State Frostburg Micheal Co-chairs: Competition Scriptwriting Student Chair: Competition Scriptwriting Faculty winners. Festival our to critiques spot the on offer will and demand, with special thanks to NATPE, Pat Quinn, Agent & CEO, Quinn Media Management will talk about how the “Pitch Process” works Donʼt miss this session that honors the winners of the faculty and student scriptwriting competitions—and provides a twist. Back by popular [Writing] N251 Session PITCH Scriptwriting and AwardsStudent & Faculty Media Arts: of BEAFestival PM 2:30 – PM 12:30 the and Media, the BEAPublications: your of editors the meet and by Come Hall Exhibit BEABooth, 486) ID: (Session BEAEditors the Meet sessions. afternoon to head you before vendors with meet and hall exhibit the in snack a Get Exhibitors the with Break Snack N255/257/259/N261 PM 1:00 – PM 12:00 Friday? on Hall Exhibit BEA2010 the in What’sHappening Mad Men – Yellow– University,Men State Mad Missouri McConnell, Curtis (Tie):Place Second Place: First long) hour half or long Television(hour Student Category Spec University Michigan Central Orlik, Pete Chair: BEACommittee Scholarship Hall Exhibit BEABooth, University,Baptist Oklahoma Byland, David 539) ID: (Session BEAScholarships for Applying Wyoming,of University Brown, Michael Brinson, University, Susan Auburn BEAa author.becoming about have you questions answer and publication Fred Jones, Southeast Missouri State University State Missouri Southeast Jones, Fred ora o Mda Education Media of Journal Jason M. Barr, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale, - University Illinois Barr,Southern M. Jason Carbondale, - University Illinois Southern Cozza, E. Daniel University,State Francisco Barbour, San Rhiannion TaylorIvey,S. Tulane University, Stephen Welby,A. University,State Missouri Oshkosh, Wisconsinof - Fisher,University Kayde University,State Jose San Garza, M. David University,Boston RyanKarten, University,State Jose San Rice, Kellie University,Michigan Central Corbett, Kevin University,Boston Thompson, J. Scott Jesse P.University,Jesse State Missouri Jamison, Oshkosh, Wisconsinof - University Jared Robinson, A. Journal of Broadcasting & ElectronicMedia Broadcasting& of Journal Te dtr wl dsus h cnet f h junl ad h sbiso poes o each for process submission the and journals the of content the discuss will editors The . Journal of Radio & Audio Media Audio & Radio of Journal Journal of Media Education Media of Journal , the Media, Electronic & Broadcasting of Journal Out WithOld Out the Comes a Cloaked SwordCloaked a Comes The Hall The YouʼreWelcome Daughters of the Windthe of Daughters ForeignExchange TellerLine Eureka – Family Films Family Eureka– Horror,Short Nola Fetching Pod #72 Pod Crimson Shadows Crimson Bad ActressBad The Office – Outbreak– Office The Reality Iʼm Ryan Smith Ryan Iʼm Swamp Gas Swamp

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movement. Moderator: Stacey Irwin, Millersville University Panelist: Millersville Anspacher, University Stephen N236 [All Convention] Please join Dr. Stephen Anspacher, Director of on retrospective Distance a with Learning begin will at session This Millersville education. distance University and distributed and about conversation former a Associate for Provost University, of Distributed York New at Learning educational this in opportunities and of future the about Q&A informal an with continue and learning, distance and distributed of growth the 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Sign A of the Times: Form and Content in Distributed and Distance Learning (Session ID: 467) Division. Chair: N235 [Sports] Welcome to Sports BEAʼs Division, established in April 2008. For a long time sports wore the of the tag media of could the include “toy a store.” look No at sports. serious But, study times have changed. Academics as worse, sports well are an as essential element of non-academics U.S. and worldwide have culture. This has seen led to a that, surge in academic organizations for that recognize and better or embrace sports as a legitimate intellectual number A pursuit. of academic journals have been developed all devoted to sports, and schools Sports a begin to BEA spur helped things those of All speak. we as number in growing are majors, even and classes, sports-related have that Chair: Vice Manager & Newsletter Web Editor: Paper Competition Co-Chairs: Student Production Competition Coordinator: Steve Hill, University - of Wisconsin Stevens Point Kentucky University Booras, Western Tommy Faculty Production Competition Coordinator: University Lynn Denise Belafonte-Young, 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Sports Division Business Meeting (Session ID: 480) Evan Respondent: Johnson, Normandale Community College [Documentary] Our goal will be to continue exploring issues concerning the documentary in a participatory year's fashion theme will center on the through impact of technology on the creation focused and distribution After of an documentary introduction film. by conversation. session This to discuss, in-depth, various moderator aspects Evan of Johnson, the we will break into small groups, each with a “small group moderator,” will re-convene theme. at We the end for reports on key ideas from each small group. Moderator: Evan Johnson, Normandale Community College Panelists: Maria Moore, Illinois State University 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Defining the Documentary: Documentary (Session and ID: Technology 324) N234

I D M NTEREST IVISION EETING F & C & S ORM ONTENT POTLIGHT 68 F RIDAY NTEREST IVISION EETING BEA2010 University,Fisher,Biola Gerald Panelists: Dean Yamada,University Biola Moderator: phones. smart other and iPhone the accompany that education media in shifts paradigm and innovations the investigates panel This model. this adopting are etc. RIM, Google, as such companies Other expectations. communication store which in its first year grew to 65,000 applications and 1.5 billion downloads and you application have a piece iPhone of technology the that is changing with media this Couple units. million 26 over sold has iPhone the 2007 29, June on introduction its since years two the In & TechnologiesEmerging Administration] Curricula and Courses, Media | [Interactive N239 439) ID: (Session Education Media on Phones Smart and iPhone the of Effect and Implications Emerging The PM 2:30 – PM 1:15 TonyTexasDeMars, University A&M Chair: Festival Student Competition Audio University Nazarene Loma Greer,Point Clark Chair: Festival Faculty Competition Audio Newsletter: Vice Chair: Chair: division. the of objective primary a also is signals radio for systems distribution media new other of investigation The culture. and society in radio Internet and air over-the of nature The Radio & Audio Media Division is interested in the work of academics and industry professionals who examine and research the role and Media] and Audio [Radio N238 468) ID: (Session Meeting Business Media and Audio Radio PM 2:30 – PM 1:15 Lovato, Sam Colorado StateUniversity Pueblo,- Panelists: Pueblo - University State Colorado Lovato, Sam Moderator: emergency university and readiness, media commitments, service efforts. management public officials, health community with relationships forming alerts, This panel will focus on college media preparedness and response. Panelists will be discussing campus radio/television coverage of localized emergencies. cover broadcasters how in interest new sparked have pandemic influenza global Anovel (H1N1) the to related events Recent Media Advisors] [Student N237 319) ID: (Session Crisis the Covering Media Student Communication: Emergency PM 2:30 – PM 1:15

I D M John Dailey, Ball State University,Dailey,State John Ball University,State Houston Sam Jones, Jim Marjorie Yambor,University of WesternKentucky, TonyDeMars, Texas A&MUniversity -Commerce, Capabilities Connelly,Don Western University,Carolina Sara Wittmeyer,Missouri, Sara of University Sunny Skye Hughes, University of Maine, of University Hughes, Skye Sunny John Owens, University of Cincinnati of University Owens, John F.Stephen John Hendricks, University Allen State Austin University State Oklahoma McGuire, John The Paradign Shifts of the iPhone the of Shifts Paradign The Thinking Small: Resizing YourResizing Small: TeachingThinking iPhone the for Department Integration of the iPhone the of Integration Department Media Preparedness:ProgressMedia in Plan A Integrating the iPhone with Social Media Social with iPhone the Integrating Beyond the EAS, Enhancing the University Radio StationʼsRadio University the EmergencyEnhancing Response EAS, the Beyond HealthMediaandConcert:in Prepping Pandemicfor Southernin Colorado TornadoTrouble: College Coverage of Severe Storms and Weather Warnings UsingStudent Media for Emergency Weather Information to the Community

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Gary McIntyre, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania, and Death of Radioʼs ʻMad Daddyʼ and Death of Radioʼs Richard Rudin, Liverpool John Moores University, UK, Michael Olszewski and Max Grubb, Kent State University, Faces Major Challenge in Long Battle Against Music Licensing Auburn University, Youngblood, Norman Debate Over Whether Radio Commercial Should Be in Introduced the U.K. Fritz Messere, State University of New York at Oswego, Tim Larson, Tim University of Utah, Carey Martin, Liberty University, Dan Walzer, Art Institute of TN – Nashville, Dan Walzer, Jim Benjamin, University of Toledo, Dana Rosengard, Suffolk University, Dana Rosengard, Suffolk University, Louise Benjamin, Kansas State University, Historical Research in Historical Research Statement of Impact the on Art the Institutes Audio, and Music itʼs and Industries Broadcasting

Document Preservation, Archive National Grants, and Publication (Session ID: 492) N242 [All Convention | History] This panel addressed the growing trend in historical documentary preservation and publication. Moderator: Arizona State Donald University G. Godfrey, Panelists: Arizona State Donald University, G. Godfrey, 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM [History] Moderator & Division Mitchell Chair: Shapiro, University of Miami Open Category First Place: 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM History Division Paper Session (Session ID: 510) N241 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM How NOT to Get Hired in Market the (Session Tough ID: 331) N240 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | Writing] career A in academe, particularly in the various media disciplines, can be challenging, rewarding, fun—but just finding that first (or next) job can seem like a career in itself. This panel looks at the faculty hiring process from the inside out, to show would-be academics what to do and, perhaps more important, NOT do. Moderator: Carey Martin, Liberty University Panelists: Bob Hofstra Papper, University,

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TexasBennett, TechUniversity, Michelle Panelists: Grady,University Don Elon Moderator: academy.the of members recent more and professoriate future the students, graduate encourage to designed specifically discussion robust with interactive is panel this that hopes division research the audience, the to presentation a in than Rather still area. research the are in exist that that opportunities other works those and publication for to research strictly the methodology,moving is about presenters and with discussion students open an graduate have to and attendees Weencourage progress. undergrads both to open is competition Progress in Research The Convention] [All N256 487) ID: (Session Progress in Research PM 2:30 – PM 1:15 Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Category Open Place: First Category Debut Chair: Competition Paper & Moderator Vanhala,Helena University Morris Robert [International] N252 511)ID: (Session Session Paper International PM 2:30 – PM 1:15 University,State Kent Grubb, Max Panelists: Lafayette at Louisiana of University Davie, WilliamR. Respondent: & Moderator environments. competitive most the of future the discuss to researchers marketing and branding together brings session This channels. media new support to vehicle delivery effective an as itself proved is media The traditional media are giving up much of their audiences to increasingly niche markets. Advertisers still need to reach the audience. Social Programming] & Marketing Management, | [Research N249 381) ID: (Session Media Social in Management PM 2:30 – PM 1:15 P C Lucian F. Dinu, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, at Louisiana F.of Lucian University Dinu, University,Staffordshire Price, Lee Melissa France, Paris ITIN, Roels, Carina Jess Walker,Jess Texas Tech University, Blogs Perceptionof Political the on Based Changes Joy Chavez Mapaye, University of Alaska Anchorage, University of Oregon, ProgrammingReality Joshua C. Murphy, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, at Louisiana of University Murphy, C. Joshua WebNews TV Local Sites on Korea: News Media Exposure and Civic Duty Civic Exposureand Media Korea:News University, State Idaho Song, Junwoo and Kim Daekyung China, of University Goals Renmin Olympic ProfessionalismProjectionand of Zhong, Xin and Alabama of University Zhou, Shuhua Theory Span Attention of Paradigm the in America of States United the and Federation Russian the in News Local of Coverage Broadcast the of Petersburg, St. Florida South of Wang,Xiaopeng University and TishchenkoGalina University, TV Chongqing Rock Slippery Pu, Li Cultural Differences in Player Interaction in a Social Network Design Game Design Network Social a in Interaction Player Differencesin Cultural Social Media Marketing Media Social The Digital Generation DoesnʼtGeneration Radio Digital Digital The Hear Best in Show in Best Economic Behavior and Virtual Goods in YoVillVirtualin and Goods Behavior Economic Using New Media to Increase Brand Equity: Do AdvergamesDo Help? Equity: IncreaseBrand to Media New Using A Longitudinal Study of the TV Programming Pattern of China China of Pattern Programming TV the of Study Longitudinal A , Measuring Parasocial Interaction and the Use of Direct Address in DirectAddress of Use the and Interaction Parasocial Measuring The Politics of the Source: How the Credibility of a News Source News a of Credibility the How Source: the of Politics The

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2:45 PM – 4:00 PM or Separating Trash Treasure: the Fact From the Fiction in News Coverage (Session ID: 392) N236 [News | Law & Policy] Itʼs not a new problem; so-called news outlets that stretch the truth, or present fiction journalism” highlights as the issue fact. even The more. The use explosion of of “news” from “blogging” sources that and in the “citizen past would be considered taboo is now becoming commonplace. This panel explores the use of rumor as fact or the certainty, legal implications of being wrong, and ways to from fiction and separate trash from fact treasure. Moderator: Suzy Smith, Ball State University Panelists: Mary Spillman, Ball State University, Journal of Sports Media: Authors 2009-2010 (Session ID: 390) N235 [Sports | News] The Journal of Sports Media is a response to the undeniable influence of sports media on contemporary culture and the growing interest in the field as an area of study and research. It provides a broad-based exploration of the field and promotes a greater understanding of sports media in terms of their practices, value, and effect on the culture as a whole. The journal features scholarly articles, essays, book reviews, and reports on major conferences and seminars. While the majority Brad Editor JSM by moderated of be will panel The audience. non-academic a the to appealing topics on figures media sports and leaders articles industry are academic in nature, it also includes articles from Schultz. Four authors and their work from JSM issues published during the 2009-2010 academic year will be featured. Moderator: Brad Schultz, University of Mississippi Panelists: Erin Whiteside, Penn State 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM

2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Personal Essay Cross-Cultural Documentary—An for Issues Effective Teaching (Session Tool ID: 453) N234 [Documentary | Multicultural Studies] Documentaries such as “Crossing Lines” provide students with a tangible real-life example that can be used in the classroom for analysis. This panel includes filmmakers/professors who are teaching from direct experience and as audio-mixing music, editing, script-writing, sound-bites, picking shooting, research, as such they documentary, a making of process creative take their students through the step by step more. But more importantly the films they produce become tools for teaching cross-cultural issues in the classroom. Moderator: and Indira Lee Somani, University Washington Panelists: Marlene Booth, University of Hawaii,

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(Session ID: 543) ID: (Session Honorable Mention: Yuri Butler, Anthony J. Mccoll, and Zach Trees, Harford Community College; Megan Chomskis, Towson Chomskis, Megan College; Community Harford Trees, Zach and Mccoll, J. Anthony Butler, Yuri Mention: Honorable University State Ball Bremen, Phil Panelists: Florida North of University Casella, Peter Moderator: programming. pseudo-news and journalism between differences the illustrates and “news” toward attitudes student explores panel This definition of “news” is far wider than we might think, challenging efforts to distinguish traditional news values from commentary programs. Student Show? Stern Howard The even or Factor,OʼReilly The Room, Situation The about What Show? Daily The “news?” SportsCenter is But Minutes. 60 as such magazines news and broadcasts news evening network major the of value journalistic the recognize us of Most [News] N239 318) ID: (Session “News” of Perspectives Student – Grace? Nancy or Williams Brian PM 4:00 – PM 2:45 WesternEdsall, SamuelUniversity,Illinois Panelists: Henry,University Sandy Drake Moderator: etc.) editing, design, web photography,design, (i.e. print techniques storytelling visual in and Dreamweaver,etc.) InDesign, Pro, Cut Final Photoshop, (i.e. tools technological of use the in growth both demonstrate to students requiring assignments of show-and-tell a is panel this traditional curriculum. Created in the image of BEAʼs classic, “My Favorite Production Assignment,” and “My the within technology Favorite more integrate to Editing need the by challenged be to Assignment,” continue Communication Mass and Journalism of Schools Accredited Criticism] Production & & | Aesthetics Curricula Administration [Courses, N238 321) ID: (Session Storytelling VisualAssignment Favorite My PM 4:00 – PM 2:45 Place: Third Place: Second Place: First ProductionCategory Audio College Chair: Community Competition TomMetropolitan McDonnell, exhibited. be will recipients award yearʼs this of works Selected competition. college small and two-year student the of winners the honors session This [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N237 Two-YearMedia Exhibition Arts: of College and AwardsBEAFestival Small and PM 4:00 – PM 2:45 Second Place: Second F M A George Chun Han Wang, University of Hawaii at Manoa, at Hawaii of University Wang,Han Chun George Lurene Cachola Kelley, University of Memphis Kelley,of Cachola University Lurene Weaver,Bradley Westminster College Florida North of University Casella, Peter University State Francisco San Gonzalez, Marty University,Madison James Greene, Rustin Semester One In University, Drake Henry, Sandy Juxtaposition University,ToddDrake Evans, Avedis Ovakimyan, Danielle Rodriguez, & Xenia Martinez, University of La Verne,La of University Martinez, Xenia & AvedisRodriguez, Danielle Ovakimyan, Troy TenA. TechnicalChattahoochee Eyck, College, University, College, Grossmont College, Parkland Hutjens, Delim, Matthew Elly and Commercial2009 Cuilao R. Christopher College, Cabrini Friel, Caitlin and Crisis Food Davis, Gillian Terrence, Mallory Ameila Heine, David Reeves, Jenny Mischler, and Lindsey Coe, Berry College, Berry Coe, Lindsey Mischler,and Jenny Reeves, David Heine, Ameila Carlos M. Prieto and Chris M. Everett, Chattahoochee TechnicalChattahoochee Everett, College, M. Chris and Prieto M. Carlos Thomas The Dramatic Encounter: Updating a Favorite Assignment for a New Audience New a for Assignment Favorite a Updating Encounter: Dramatic The Teach It All and Teach It Fast: Adapting Stories to Different Media, Using Different Tools,Different Using Media, Different to Stories Adapting Fast: TeachIt and All TeachIt

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Faculty Solo Category Best of Competition: University George Chun Of Han Hawaii Wang, at Manoa, Award of Excellence: Award Gordon Kent J. State Murray, University, Faculty Educational Category of Excellence: Award Arizona Leslie-jean State Thornton, University, BEA Festival BEA of Arts: Media Faculty and Student Interactive Awards and Multimedia Exhibition N241 [Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] This session honors the winners of the recipients will faculty be exhibited. and student interactive multimedia competitions. Selected works of Faculty IMM Competition Chair: this yearʼs award Student IMM Competition Chair: California Mary State Schaffer, University - Northridge & Promotional, Faculty Informational Documentary, Category Auburn University Youngblood, Ed Best of Competition: Charles R. Piland, Elon University, 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Writing Division Business Meeting (Session ID: 481) N240 [Writing] The mission of the Writing Division is to provide a forum for discussion of issues pertinent to writing for develop electronic understanding and of media other writing media; and to the teaching of writing through scholarly research to be presented at panels and in an annual competition for scholarly papers at the BEA Business Convention; to encourage student writing through an annual, national scriptwriting with page web a maintain to and competition; scriptwriting faculty annual, an through faculty by writing creative encourage to competition; a collection of media writing resources such as syllabi, scripts, grants, competitions and links to other writing resources on the web. Chair: Chair, Academic Academic Research & Chair, Scholarly Paper Competition: Jon Stahl, California Northridge State University, Newsletter Editor: Webmaster: Chair and Vice Faculty Script Competition Chair: Student Co-Chair, Script Competition: Student Co-Chair, Script Competition: State University Valdosta Dennis Conway, Student Authorship Category First Place: Second Place: Third Place: Second Place: Student Group Authorship Student Category Group First Place: (Session ID: 503) Third Place:

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Moderator: Bill Dorman, Millersville University Millersville Dorman, Bill Moderator: teaching? our or productions the important, more is What video. and audio of types different of variety a create we films, multi-semester to newscasts daily From out?” put to show “thereʼsa do when risk How at learning go? student Is do? let you do intervention to much How what you? on reflects and it when output control program the to of quality the what handle you decide you do how it, on name YOUR has that programming produce assignments. students class your their When of part productions make who colleagues with discussions small-group in insights your share to invited Youare & Administration] Curricula [Courses, N256 464) ID: Students’(Session our Learning with Scholarly Agenda our Balancing of Dilemma Ethical Thing?”—The Show’sthe “The When Changes What - Production and Curriculum Balancing 1: Group PM 4:00 – PM 2:45 Oklahoma, of University Beliveau, Ralph Panelists: WashingtonCentral Ogden, University Michael Moderator: media to contributions its scholarship. and documentary of study the to approaches and issues other and these of discussion a in audience the will engage panel This examination. closer a warrant documentary in representation and gender race, power,ideology, ethics, of issues concrete films—it fiction with like more the disbelief” Likewise, organized. are “suspend documentaries individual which by to strategies textual the need understand to important a increasingly becomes of lack the thus, claims”—and, “truth documentaryʼs With mediated. visually more increasingly become has it of comprehension and perception very our “complex,” more becomes society as However, “real.” the to relationship indexical close their of because perhaps, documentaries; in interest significant shown recently only has studies media and Film [Documentary] N254 366) ID: (Session the Actuality? What’sBehind Documentary: Studying PM 4:00 – PM 2:45 Vanhala, Helena University Morris Robert Lafayette at Louisiana J. of Philip Auter,University Editor/Webmaster:Newsletter Chair: Competition Paper Vice Chair: Chair: consulting. and teaching research, of purposes for skills resulting from changes in the field of international communication; and to encourage the of international exchange of faculty and students Systems Comparative and information their update to members for opportunities regular provide to communication; international Practices, on discussions and research for Business Telecommunications as such areas in Broadcasting & Journalism, and International involved Regulatory Practices to name just a are few. The divisionʼs members goals/objectives are to provide a forum division International The [International] N252 483) ID: (Session Meeting Business International PM 4:00 – PM 2:45 Anne Misawa, Academy for Creative Media, University of Hawaii, Manoa. Scholarship Documentary ApproachHistorical to Case Study of STATEof Study Documentary Case ALOHAOF o Msao Bwig re Sae University, State Green Bowling Mascaro, Tom Richard C. Vincent, Indiana State University Vincent,C. State Richard Indiana University Moores John Liverpool Rudin, Richard “Life is Cause and Effect”: Rhetorical Lessons Of Documentaries Revisited Documentaries Of Lessons Rhetorical Effect”: and Cause is “Life h PREMISE f ouetr Udrtnig A Multi-timeline A Understanding: Documentary of P-R-E-M-I-S-E The Arranging Diverse Voices in a Hawaiian History-

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Digital Radio in the UK: From Local, to Network and Back to Local? Limbaugh versus Local Talent: Limbaugh How versus Familiarity Local and Talent: Fame Complicate the Localism at PBS Member Stations: What Say Programmers and Do A Tweeting Timeline A Tweeting The (Mis)conceptions of the First Amendment and Twitter Increased Increased Commitment to Localism and Community Could be the Key to Radio Tweeting and Social Networking: Tweeting Incompatible for Athletes and Reporters Wonʼt get Fooled Again: Requiring Public Radio to Local Access Provide Wonʼt Is SEC banning Social Networking? Increased Increased Commitment to Localism and Community Could be the Key to Radio Success: Randyll Yoder, Eastern New Mexico University Yoder, Randyll John Owens, University of Cincinnati Aaron Furgason, Monmouth University, Chad Dell, Monmouth University, The Mixed Messages the from Country that DAB Most System Enthusiastically Embraced the ʻEuropeanʼ Amber Smallwood, Georgia, University of West A Quantitative Study of Community Service Programming Success: A Quantitative Study of Community Service Programming Glenn Arlington, Hubbard, at University of Texas of Audience Measurement Responses to Localism Craig Stark, Susquehanna University, Theresa Billiot, Texas Tech University, University, Tech Theresa Billiot, Texas Kenny Smith, Samford University, Kentucky University, Booras, Western Tommy

4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Broadcast Localism in the 21st Century (Session ID: 426) N236 [Interactive | Media International] and Emerging Technologies and approach their reconsider to broadcasters for opportunity tremendous a provides technology broadcasting digital of implementation The before. never like public local the of needs the serve to ability the with stations provides multicast to ability The service. local to commitment This panel investigates how digital broadcasting has changed the face of localism, and looks toward the future with recommendations and suggestions for broadcasters and the government to consider. Moderator: Craig Stark, Susquehanna University Panelists: Richard Rudin, Liverpool John Moores University,

[Sports] outfielder Nick Yankees Swisher In mobilized 2009, his New York followers 470,000-plus Twitter to help him earn a spot on his first ever expanding All-Star social Game networking, roster...with students aspiring to be sportscasters, reporters, and journalists will need to follow athletes and sports on a deeper level. It wonʼt just be about statistics and play by play anymore. Students studying to be sports anchors and reporters will spend countless hours following tweets, blogs, facebook posts, and other conferences, facets interviews, and statistic logging of will be greatly expanded. social networking. The affects of press Moderator: University Lynn Denise Belafonte-Young, Panelists: University, Tech Ann H. Rodriguez, Texas N235 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM on the Tweeting Sidelines? How Will Social Affect Networking the Iconic of Value the Athlete Fan-Based and What New Measures Will be Needed Students to Interested Teach in Sportscasting, Reporting, and Journalism? Vice Chair/Paper Competition Vice Chair: Kentucky University Western Yambor, Marjorie Newsletter Editor: Membership Coordinator: Paul University Creasman, Southern Wesleyan 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Student Advisors Media Business Meeting (Session ID: 484) N234 [Student Advisors] Media The Student Media Advisors divisionʼs mission is to student- provide to problems related a and issues existing forum of discussion for and awareness stimulate the to are division person the of responsible goals The outlets. for media operated supervising and/or advising student- operated electronic outlets on campuses; to encourage dissemination of information about the impact of student operations to professional colleagues in the field; and to foster and promote the teaching of information connected with the operation of any outlet where students are the primary workforces as a substantive area of the disciplines of broadcasting/media. Chair: (Session ID: 462) I D M NTEREST IVISION EETING 78 F RIDAY FORM & CONTENT SPOTLIGHT BEA2010

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Convergence In the Classroom (Session ID: 410) N242 Colleges] Year/Small [Two been talking about Weʼve convergence for it years...so going? howʼs This panel will share ideas and experiences 2.0 on implementing Web and social media into your courses. Moderator: John Borough Gallagher, of Manhattan Community College Panelists: Acosta, Kingsborough John Community College 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Money Matters: Maintaining Fiscal Departmental Reality Strength (Administrator’s in Roundtable) Today’s N241 [Courses, Curricula Administration] & The recent economic crisis every affected academic discipline and mass communication was no exception. In our case, it hit at installment a time when third This previously. decades television color to conversion the since upgrade technological costly most the entering also were we of the administratorʼs roundtable will explore creative techniques intended to raise, save and reallocate funding within your department. In the roundtable format the presentations are brief, leaving ample time for All audience are participation. encouraged to attend. Moderator: Jeffrey Guterman, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Panelists: Jan Dates, Howard University, 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM

4:15 PM – 5:30 PM Citizen & Civic Journalism for Radio: Pedagogy and Possibility (Session ID: 420) N240 [Radio Audio and Media | News] content valuable as and students teaching both for tools/resources as journalism civic and citizen using of possibility the addresses panel This sources for radio stations, including low-power broadcasters. In an era of new-media-enabled “produsage,” these tools and techniques will almost certainly be a vital part of the next generation of journalistic practice. Moderator: Thom Baggerman, Capital University Panelists: Amber Smallwood, Georgia, University of West

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Group 2: Balancing Curriculum and Production - What Changes When “The the Show’s Thing?” -- The Ethical Dilemma of Balancing Our Agenda Scholarly With Learning Our (Session Students’ ID: 465) N256 [Courses, Curricula Administration] & are You invited to share your insights in small-group discussions with colleagues who make productions part of When their your class students assignments. produce programming that has YOUR name on it, how do you decide you handle what the quality of to the program control output when it and reflects on you? what How much to intervention do you let do? Is student go? learning at How risk when do a “thereʼs show to put out?” From daily newscasts to multi-semester films, we create a variety of different types of audio and video. What is more important, the productions or our teaching? Moderator: Bill Dorman, Millersville University 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM National Media Policies Responses to a Changing Global Environment (Session ID: 379) N254 [International | Law & Policy] Around the world, national media policies are undergoing major revisions. These moves are in response to a host of external factors: rapid This and pressures from grassroots organizations. changes, and governmental reforms, political economic neo-liberal change, technological panel will examine case studies from Bangladesh, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Thailand—countries that exemplify policy reform currently trends underway. Moderator: Drew McDaniel, Ohio University Panelists: Masudul Biwas, Louisiana State University, Muhammad Aminul Islam, New Age,

& C & F S ORM ONTENT POTLIGHT 82 F RIDAY FESTIVAL OF MEDIA ARTS BEA2010 Mallory Terrence, Gillian Davis, and Caitlin Friel, Cabrini College, Cabrini Friel, Caitlin and Davis, Gillian Terrence, Mallory University,Dorsey,State Dave Florida Competition Colleges 2-year/Small Student VideoStudent Competition Garrett Downing, Ohio University,Ohio Downing, Garrett Category) Competition Sports Student Arizona State University,State Arizona Category) Reporting (Television:News 45 Feature Kiss Competition Newscast – News Student Michael Rodriguez, Kelly Brennan, Daniel Lannon, Jacob Wershing, and Joe Flannery, Ohio University, Brigham YoungHerd, Dave University, Television– News Competition Student Montana, of University Dowling, J. Denise Competition Radio – News Student University,Madison James Thornhill, Hank Competition News Faculty University,ElonPiland, R. Charles Competition Multimedia Interactive Student Competition Multimedia Interactive Faculty Tevita Toutaiolepo,Julie-Ann Florio, andKimPlummer, StateUniversity Newof YorkNewPaltz,- Foley,of Larry University Arkansas, and Carpenter Dale Competition Documentary Student University,Starbuck, State Daniel Appalachian Competition Documentary Faculty Connelly, Don Western University,Carolina Competition Audio Student Oklahoma of Fischer,University Ken Competition Audio Faculty WinnersFestival of Best Producer: Festival Oklahoma of University Hodgson, Scott Director: Creative Festival Chair: Festival Convention] [All N250 504) ID: (Session Foundation Ceremony AwardsKing Festival of BEABest The PM 7:30 – PM 5:45 Dean Yamada,University,Biola University,State Jose San Rice, Kellie VideoFaculty Competition University,Liberty Martin, Carey Competition Scriptwriting Student Competition Scriptwriting Faculty Foundation Family King Lucille and Charles The by: Sponsored a of presentation the with honored Foundation. Family King Lucille and be Charles the from award cash will $1,000 a and video tribute produced recipient specially Each ceremony. the by followed reception beverage and food light a with begins evening The sports. and colleges, small and two-year scriptwriting, news, multimedia, interactive and see the “best of the best” as we honor the overall winners in the following competitions: audio, Come video, documentary,Media Arts. of BEAFestival 2010 the in students and faculty of works creative juried top the of exhibition An Vic Costello, Elon University VicElon Costello, CronkiteNewsWatch Mike Donovan, Education Director, The Charles and Lucille King Family Foundation Family King Lucille and Director,Charles Education The Donovan, Mike Jitensha (The Bicycle) (The Jitensha (Feature Category) Sword(Feature Cloaked a Comes (TelevisionComposite Sports Anchor Category) GarrettSports Downing-TV Anchor Boy Scout Handbook Companion WebsiteCompanionHandbookScout Boy ( Feature Category) WindFeature the ( of Daughters (Animation Category) (Animation Demon Inner (Radio: Feature News Reporting Category) Reporting News Feature (Radio: MarchingBand (Radio: Hard News Reporting Category) Reporting News Hard (Radio: Game Choking The (Authorship Category) Staircase(Authorship Grand the to Guide Interactive The (Long-Form Production Category) FrontProduction Nov.Home (Long-Form the ʻ44 On

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Using Viral Videos to Communicate Videos Globally Using Viral Fulbright - German Culture Through Film/Television and Fulbright the - Internet German Film/Television Through Culture Gender Inequities/Representation Gender in Inequities/Representation the Classroom Use of Social Media to Enhance International Academic Joint Ventures From the From industry to academia Women vs. Men, The under classroom Women broadcasting review Collaboration and Learning via Social Media in Study Abroad Starting from Starting scratch from A Womanʼs Perspective: Teaching Production in Production 2010 Perspective: Teaching A Womanʼs Internships for Opportunities Credit: and Challenges From the From Land Free Social Down Media Under: Virtually Teaching Haiti: The Impact of Twitter On One Little Countryʼs Haiti: Big The Earthquake Impact On One of Twitter Little Countryʼs Negotiations with Sound Exchange Brad Yates, University of West Georgia, University of West Yates, Brad Elizabeth Pike, Ball State University, Jody Morrison, Salisbury University, Janice Marie Collins, Eastern Illinois University, Kyle Hufford, WIWU-TV Kyle WIWU-TV 51, Hufford, Sybril Bennett, Belmont University, Dinu, University Lucian of F. Louisiana at Lafayette, Ball Maria Williams-Hawkins, State University, Patricia Turner, Metropolitan State Patricia College, Turner, Denver Lance Arlington, Liguez, at Universtty of Texas CBI Representative,

Combining Gender, Discipline, Combining and Gender, Identity in the Broadcast Classroom: Strategies for Inclusion (Session ID: 382) N237 [Gender Issues] men Are industry? broadcast the in succeed to needed skills and education the getting women are experience, industry to work course From enrolling women fewer there are Why enhancement? skill or hiring, education, in treatment preferential receive men Do differently? treated in courses? Do women do better in course work? If so, why arenʼt there more women in enrolling? This panel explores the idea of course work achievement, men underachieving, and the lack of women in the classes educating the new generation of broadcasters. Moderator: Stohlman, Trey Central Michigan University Panelists: Stohlman, Trey Central Michigan University, 9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15

9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:30 Small World - Big Opportunities: International Study Opportunities and Why They Matter? (Session ID: 358) N236 [International | Multicultural Studies] post- with experiences academic/project their present will Faculty Faculty/Students Media for Opportunities International World: Small A Itʼs secondary institutions outside of the U.S., and provide advise on how to manage these experiences in our changing college environments. Where are the opportunities? What kind of preparations are necessary for developing these opportunities? What is the educational value of these experiences and how can faculty make the most of them? Moderator: Southern Maine Community Randy Visser, College Panelist: Southern Maine Community Randy Visser, College,

Reaching and Teaching Around the Reaching World and With Social Teaching Media (Session ID: 389) N235 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | International] techniques saving money explain Panelists done. job the getting to approaches administrative and teaching traditional challenges panel This that bring students, teachers and professionals in disparate locations together to conduct graduate meetings and international research, offer courses for students who cannot afford a trip and cover news stories while building audiences in universities Australia, in China, Europe, and the Korea, Taiwan USA. Educational uses of Facebook, Skype, blogging, twitter, coveritlive, and wifitti are included. Moderator: Ball Maria Williams-Hawkins, State University Panelists: Anderson, James Steve Madison University, 9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15

9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:30 Internet Radio: From Beginning to End All and Points In Between (Session ID: 361) N234 [Radio Audio and Media | Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] include Topics station. radio Internet an news have to like radio would or a have, who those being for from essential are that topics of transitioning wide-range a fees; features panel royalty This over Exchange Sound with negotiations budget; limited a with scratch from station a starting more. and station your for mix programming right the finding station; at an Internet students with to in working a 5 top market reporter Moderator: Andrew Arlington Clark, at University of Texas Panelists: Belmont University Rich Tiner, R. William Respondent: Davie, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

84 SATURDAY BEA2010 University,Hofstra Gershon, Peter Panelists: University,State Fullerton California Fink, Edward Moderator: studentʼsour work. displays and questions more poses of YouTube.discussion, reach the universal revisits the panel yearʼswith This outlets traditional of authenticity and quality the updated Applying web. the for distribution and pedagogic theories and production curricular methodologies, faculty members have television been preparing television students to create surrounding content which combines issues educational addressed panel our 2009 BEA At Criticism] & Production | Aesthetics & Administration Curricula [Courses, N241 YouTube,of the Age 376) in ID: Production (Session and Revisited Pedagogy 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM University Scott Rider Alboum, Panelists: University Kentucky Northern Strobel, Chris Moderator: students? their for learning support and structure academic their in event the use participants individual the do from How session. feedback critique and screening one-on-one public a with and professionals culminates area that event moviemaking day 10 a into evolved has Cincinnati in Festival Movie College The Two| Criticism Year/Small & [Production Aesthetics Colleges] N240 396) ID: (Session Festival Movie College The Competition: through Collaboration and Learning 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM Barbara, Santa UC Harwood, Kenneth Panelists: Georgia of Fletcher,Universitiy James Moderator: theories new news. from examples what provides session This examine developed. be can to they how and need do, must a is there testing, and building theory for time the media, the to important been has convergence and Theory has always been important to the electronic media. But few theories have been identified with BEA. Since the multiplication of media News] | [Research N239 385) ID: (Session How? Where? Why? Media: Electronic the on Research for Methods and Theory 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM Medium Radio the into Strategies York, New Vincent, Saint Mount of College Meyers, Cynthia Panelists: Wyomingof University Brown, Michael Moderator: radioʼsover visuality.debates and elements various explores panel indecency.This over those as such debates, policy affected also have “eye” the of instead “ear” the to culture. Additionally,radioʼsappeal visual our of part also are events and products, programs, stars, radio of images sound: merely not is it medium, aural an is radio Although Media] and Audio Radio | [History N238 336) ID: (Session History” Radio in Visuality Ear: the vs. Eye “The 10:15 AM – 9:00 AM Pete Seel, Colorado State University,State Colorado Seel, Pete Washington,of University Mastin, Kirk University,Hofstra Cohen, James WesternDeMarse, University Ron Kentucky Spicer,WesternStudent, Nathaniel University Kentucky University Xavier Jones, "Ringo" Richard Georgia, of Fletcher,University James University,State Kansas Loggins, Ginger University,Denison Kirkpatrick, Bill Fuller-Seeley,Kathy University,State Georgia Updating Television Curriculum for Digital Natives TelevisionDigital Updating for Curriculum From ʻRemixʼ to the ʻL.I. Edgeʼ: A Short History of Webof History FromTelevisionShort ʻRemixʼAUniversity Edgeʼ: Hofstra ʻL.I. at the to Can USB-style “flipcams” be used for professional video production?professionalvideo for used be “flipcams” USB-style Can Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Radio, Visuality,Radio, Mind? of Indecency Out and Sight, of Out Consequential Research with Consistent Results for Media Science Media for Results Consistent Researchwith Consequential Theory and Methods in Study of Convergence in Local News Local Convergencein of Study in Methods and Theory Going Viral in the Age of YouTube:of ViralViralAge the Going Behind in Knowledge Video The Theory and Methods in Study of Race and Televisionand Race News of Study in Methods and Theory Race on the Radio: Making Rochester Visible on the Jack Benny ProgramBenny Jack VisibleRochester the Making on Radio: the on Race h Tpfcs f ai: rnltn Pit Advertising Print Translating Radio: of Typefaces The

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Impact of Health Communication in the Minority DUCATING E Emerging Patterns Emerging of New Radio Use Widening the International Widening Digital Divide The i-Phone is Radio my Transistor African-American Images in Television African-American News Images in Television Advertising Implications of Radio Applications In the Eye of the Beholder: The Impact of Film on Socialization Television and the Depiction “Effect” Television of and Black Athletes: Others Woods The Tiger Teaching and using new Teaching media in sports reporting Advertising Blue Runner Red Beans with Mammy, Girlfriend and Other Remnants of Local media using cool stuff in sports coverage Tom Arlington, Ingram, at University Tom of Texas Thomas Arlington, Christie, at University of Texas Eronini Arlington, Megwa, at University of Texas Dan Cox, World Company, Company, Dan Cox, World Community Lorraine Fuller, Southern University, Days Gone By Edmond, Southern University, Leslie P. Lona D. Cobb, Winston-Salem State University, Lona D. State Cobb, Winston-Salem University, Brittini Parker and Tiffany Gibson, Winston-Salem State University, Brian Bracco, Hearst Broadcasting Marie Hardin, Penn State University

N234 [Radio Audio and Media | Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] Revolutionary developments in communication technology have phones. smart changed as the such technologies portable communication nature portable new of of radio applications radio news to and radio transistor programming. the This of use panel and adoption the compares The panel then examines trends explaining this development and implications for national and international radio broadcasters today. Moderator: Thomas Arlington Christie, at University of Texas Panelists: Andrew Arlington, Clark, at University of Texas 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 From the Radio to Transistor the iPhone: Revolutionary Changes in Radio Use (Session ID: 360) Television and Socialization Television (Session ID: 316) N249 [Multicultural Studies] view many which through window a provides Television reality. of construction social the upon television of impact the explores panel This the world. Often people act not upon first-hand knowledge of phenomena, but upon the basis of depictions provided by depictions television. often These determine how certain groups are perceived by others as well as self-concept. This panel investigates televisionʼs impact upon socialization in four areas: health communication, advertising, sports and news. Moderator: Lorraine Southern Fuller, University Panelists: Kendall Lincoln, Southern University, 9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 sports? Moderator: Ann Brill, University of Kansas Panelists: University Scott of Reinardy, Kansas, 9:00 AM 9:00 – AM 10:15 Covering Sports Events in a Social Media Environment or How Basketball to Coverage Tweet (Session ID: 430) N242 [Interactive | Media Sports] and Emerging Technologies Fans are using social media networks to instantaneous communicate coverage and about commentary? sports Do those events, blogging, so tweeting and how filling up does so, how Facebook a can pages the know more traditional traditional what media media they outlets are compete outlet and doing even keep and use not if up just technology with but some the content to enhance their coverage of

Lona Respondent: State Cobb, Winston-Salem University 86 SATURDAY BEA2010 Panelists: Phil Hoffman, The University of University Akron, Hoffman,The Phil Panelists: of University Akron Hoffman,The Phil Moderator: documentary.the creating of process the documented class the in students the which in blogs the seeing include will and work, such of examples practical offer will session The production. in skills practical learning simultaneously while them around world the about learning in students immerse to documentary a producing of process the using on focus will workshop This ways. meaningful in content the into students draw that courses create to asked often are Educators & Administration] Curricula Courses, | [Documentary N237 386) ID: (Session Learning Immersive Documentary As The Using Bites: Reality 11:45– 10:30 AM AM College Community John Kingsborough Acosta, Panelists: College Lutheran Bethany Nissen, Jonas Moderator: and courses broadcast techniques. teaching for ideas best their share will panel This content. course teach to ways better for lookout the on Weʼreall [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N236 411)ID: (Session Practices Best 11:45– 10:30 AM AM University,Moores UK John Liverpool Rudin, Respondent: Richard Africa, South Johannesburg, Ulwazi, ABC Singh, Romie Panelists: Lincoln of Wilson, Deborah University Moderator: face. they challenges what and brokered being are outline the nature of the relationships between mainstream and community radio in three continents. It will examine how these relationships will panel This competition. wrongly,as or rightly perceived, are that stations these with terms to coming of ways find to had have sectors Radio is enjoying a form of renaissance in some countries with, for example, expansion of new community stations. But the established radio Media] and Audio Radio | [International N235 441) ID: (Session perspective international an radio, community and Mainstream fittest? the of Survival 11:45– 10:30 AM AM

Christopher Viteritti, Borough of Manhattan Community College Community Manhattan Viteritti,Christopher of Borough University Ohio Moore, Don College Community Manhattan of Gallagher,Borough John VocationalChicago Badesch, Roger Career Academy Zealand New UK, Lincoln, FM, Siren David, Andrew UK, University, Moores radio community John Liverpool Rudin, Richard compromiseand Brian Pauling, New Zealand Broadcasting School, NZ, NZ, School, Broadcasting Zealand New Pauling, Brian collaboration of importance the regulation; Westminster,of radio University Community Hallett, UK, Lawrie London ʻThirdTierʼnew the TimMcCarty, University,Ashland of TonyUniversity Akron, The Samangi, What we Learned in Bayou: The Aftermath of Katrina of Aftermath The Bayou: in Learned we What Keep your friends close: Negotiating the relationship between BBC Local Radio and Radio Local BBC relationshipbetween the Negotiating close: friends your Keep TacklingToughRace Rethinking Issues: TacklingToughRace Rethinking Issues: South African community radio: Staying afloat between advocacy between afloat Staying radio: community African South Benefitting from experience, community radioʼs impact in in impact radioʼs community experience, from Benefitting Co-operation and conflict: how the UK commercial and and commercial UK the how conflict: and Co-operation

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N240 [Research | Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] After an FCC mandated public awareness campaign lasting over 3 years, full power TV stations have finally embraced digital. This panel will cover analog sunset in America. to Topics be A/D discussed boxes, include policy, converter FCC ATSC coupons, four month delay, reception, and delivery, transition readiness. Moderator: Pete Seel, Colorado State University Panelists: Pete Seel, Colorado State University, 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 The DTV Looking Back Transition: at What Worked, and What Didn’t (Session ID: 317)

10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Defining Multimedia (Session ID: 414) N239 [Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] Multimedia is informed by a number of disciplines accelerating embrace by novice practitioners from traditional with print media, has resulted in conflicting definitions of what exactly constitutes historical roots in provide to order in disparate practice converged in emerging forms. as multimedia of definition the debate Emerging and examine dissect, will session practice, This multimedia. in particular with the a working definition for the profession. Moderator: University Virginia West Dana Coester, Panelists: University, Virginia Joel Beeson, West 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Asynchronous Managing Mass Delivery: Reconsidering Media Form and Content (Session ID: 431) N238 [Management, Marketing & Programming | Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies] Asynchronous mass delivery adjust must suggests organizations Thus, it. that want they how the and where, when, choice content media access to of able are media ever, than more content now, Users is distribution. determined by users, rather than from a centralized schedule their business models. The challenge is to balance the form and content to decide the best return for investment. This panel will examine the opportunities and challenges of managing asynchronous mass delivery. Moderator: University Oshkosh of Wisconsin Tang, Tang Panelists: L. Meghan Peirce, Ohio University,

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10:30 AM – 11:45 AM Converged Newsroom: Bringing Student Media together (Session ID: 440) N241 [News] The session features successful converged student newsrooms from a variety of campuses. The panel focuses on the process of bringing broadcast and print journalists together to produce content for todayʼs multi-media newsrooms. A key component of the session will be the planning process that precedes a successful convergence program with specific focus on newsroom organization. Moderator: Gary Hanson, Kent State University Panelists: Jeff Fruit, Kent State University Susan Smith, Ball State University

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10:30 AM – 11:45 PM Writing Paper Session (Session ID: 508) N242 [Writing] Smart phones, iPods, and the like have become the latest platforms for video content. Do they require new forms of writing? New forms of narrative? Do writers need to account for the specific attributes of the hand-held, mobile screen? The Writing Divisionʼs winning paper poses OMPETITION these questions and more, and the panel of professors and professionals will discuss, debate, and offer their experiences for consideration. C Moderator: Jon Stahl, California State University, Northridge Open Category APER

P First Place: Anthony Friedmann, Sam Houston State University Panelists: Marie Drennan, San Francisco State University Charlie Tercek, Creative Director, Serial Others

10:30 AM – 11:45 AM Behind the Green Desk: Use of Virtual Technology in a Broadcast Environment (Session ID: 418) N249 [Production Aesthetics & Criticism] A panel of faculty, technicians and developers talk about the challenges and rewards of implementing virtual set technology in a broadcast environment. Moderator: David Smeltzer, Kent State University Panelists: Dave Smeltzer, Kent State University, Now You See It, Now You Donʼt: Using Virtual Sets in Student Media Shaun Dail, Orad Hi-Tec, Options and Choices for Virtual Set Implementation Tim Pollard, Ball State University, Itʼs Gonna Cost How Much? Getting the Administration to ʻBuy Inʼ Ronen Lasry, Full Mental Jacket, Working with Professional Virtual Set Designers

12:00 PM – 1:15 PM The Spoken Word Rocks—Personality and Talk Hosting for Audio Media (Session ID: 344) N234 [Radio and Audio Media] Talk Show Hosting and Personality. Keeping with this yearʼs BEA theme of “Balancing Form & Content, as music radio morphs into niche formats and online, interest in talk and personality audio media is growing. Talk and spoken word is a place where talent can shine. But is talent something youʼre born with or can it be taught? Whatever level, each individual can develop and improve. Because everyone can talk, most think that this is work is easy. But as in any profession, the great ones just make it LOOK easy!) It takes talent, but also craft, skill and training. In this practical workshop, youʼll learn methods in use around the world to train talk and personality presenters to create compelling content, find and develop topics for air, get the best out of each writer, guest and personality and methods to NEVER LOSE A LISTENER. Based on concepts from “Creating Powerful Radio - Getting, Keeping & Growing Audiences,” Geller takes you through the process for the on air personality, from a programmers view of finding and developing talent to working with the talk show personalities, on air announcers, interviewers and producers. Based on the proven Powerful Radio Principles, Focus, Engage, Opinion, Position & Storytelling to inform, entertain, inspire, persuade and connect with the audience Moderator: Valerie Geller, Geller Media International Panelist: Valerie Geller, Geller Media Intl, International Broadcast Consultant

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A A PR Perspective on CSR and Media Relations Taking Students Abroad Students Abroad Taking Past Experiences in CSR and Media Relations a from PR Perspective A Local News Reporterʼs Perspective A Local on News Covering Reporterʼs CSR Organizing Faculty Organizing Exchanges A A New Perspective on Covering CSR International Teaching International Teaching From From Print to Push Button: Guiding Students and Publishing into the Technologies Web Programming without Code: Using Social Media to Develop Self-Confident Programmers Self-Confident Develop to Media Social Using Code: without Programming An Ethical Perspective on Covering CSR Integrating the “Ning” Social in Network Journalism Classes Tool Production Describing the Student Experience The Infrastructure The Behind Infrastructure the Social Media Network Craig Allen, Arizona State University, Arizona State Allen, University, Craig Pacific Joanne Lutheran Lisosky, University, Tom Bivins, University Tom of Oregon, Richard Landesberg, Elon University, Richard Landesberg, Elon University, John Paul, University of Illinois, Dean Mundy, University Dean of Mundy, North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Kathleen Stansberry, University Kathleen of Stansberry, Oregon, Kenny Smith, Stamford University, and Communicators Gerald Biola Fisher, University, use of Social Media University, Trinity Delwiche, Aaron

N237 [Interactive | Media Courses, and Curricula Administration] Emerging Technologies & This is the second year for this panel that attempts to highlight best practices of using 2.0 Web tools in be 2.0 the also can Web terms these as University. Since collaborative. and interactive a dynamic, are that sites term web to applied generally and 2004 in introduced first was characteristics of effective teaching, it excuses 2.0 an tools investigation by of Web faculty This at panel the provides university. examples of the use of multi-media social networks, branding with social media and social media programming. Moderator: Michael Gonzales, Biola University Panelists: University of Memphis, Yang, Jin 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Using Web 2.0 in Communication the Technology Classroom (Session ID: 442) N236 [News] This panel will generate a discussion about the ethical implications of covering corporate-sponsored philanthropy events by or other efforts the corporation to be socially responsible. By providing perspectives from “both sides” of the table – news and public relations – this panel will also help illuminate some of the disconnects between the intentions and motivations of both parties. Moderator: Jessalynn Strauss, University of Oregon Panelists: Medford OR, Hillary Lake, KOBI-TV, 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Covering News or Advertising? Inadvertent How News and PR View Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Efforts (Session ID: 435) 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Thinking Acting locally globally, (Session ID: 363) N235 [International | Radio Audio and Media] A panel of educators who are taking students abroad to experience—and report on—other cultures. The discussion will an international reporting course, and show students the connections between their local organize focus community and the culture of the country on how to they will visit. Moderator: Nancy Benson, University of Illinois - Urbana/Champaign Panelists: Park University, Youngblood, Steven

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Panelists: Adventures of The Pete Slayer, & Pete Buffy the Vampire Dean Batali, Show, That ʻ70ʼs 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Thanked at Get Yourself the How Oscars To and Emmys: Preparing Students for Writing Careers in Film and TV (Session ID: 463) P C APER OMPETITION 92 SATURDAY BEA2010 Moderator: Stacey Irwin, Millersville University, 2010 Convention Program Chair Program University,Convention Millersville 2010 Irwin, Stacey Moderator: Convention] [All N242 523) ID: (Session Meeting Convention Post Chair Division PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 Media of Arts. Festival the in chairs competition incoming and outgoing for required is session This University,Chair VicMedia Elon Committee BEAof Costello, Arts Festival Moderator: Convention] [All N241 525) ID: (Session Meeting Convention Post Festival 2:45 AM – PM 1:30 Index of Names —A— Bennett, Michelle ...... 70 —C— Creasman, Paul ...... 77 Aagaard, Ken ...... 14 Bennett, Sybril ...... 20, 45, 80, 83 Calabrese, Barbara ...... 90 Creech, Ken ...... 41, 71 Aalto, Tuija ...... 37 Benson, Nancy ...... 89 Calhoun, Kenneth ...... 66 Cressman, Dale ...... 13 Achterman, Peg ...... 25 Bentley, Brian ...... 31 Callister, Mark ...... 74 Crider, David ...... 58 Acosta, John ...... 79, 86 Bentley, Jeff ...... 56 Campbell, Shannon B...... 59 Cuilao, Christopher R...... 72 Adams, Wes ...... 57 Bernard, Sheila Curran ...... 41, Caramanica, Mark ...... 42 Cummins, Glenn ...... 28, 58, 63, Aguilar, Caroline ...... 41 50, 62 Carey, Leannda ...... 18, 51 71, 74, 91 Ahearn, Breanne L...... 57, 72 Berner, David ...... 24 Caristi, Dominic ...... 42 Curran, Andy ...... 55, 74, 90, 91 Ala-Fossi, Marko ...... 37 Bianculli, David ...... 58 Carlson, Nancy ...... 19, 59 Cutri, Christopher ...... 56 Albarran, Alan ...... 31 Billings, Andrew C...... 28 Carney, Michael ...... 41 —D— 40 82 Albers, Bob ...... Billiot, Theresa ...... 29, 59, 77 Carpenter, Dale ...... Dʼinnocenzi, Aaron ...... 56, 57 Alboum, Scott ...... 84 57 Carpenter, Serena ...... 47, 51 Bills, Madeline ...... Dail, Shaun ...... 88 27 45 25 Al-Failakawi, Yousef ...... Birch, Ben ...... Carranza, Rafael ...... Dailey, John ...... 68, 87 Allegri, Justin ...... 57 Birks, Heather ...... 19 Casella, Peter ...... 24, 45, 72 Daniels, George ...... 20, 36 Allen, Craig ...... 89 Bivins, Tom ...... 89 Cavalier Adam ...... 18, 51, 56 Darby, Claire ...... 35 78 81 57 Al-Obaidi, Jabbar ...... Biwas, Masudul ...... Cavalier, Robert I...... Dates, Jan ...... 79 29 15 29 Alquist, Ann ...... Bloxham, Mike ...... Cesar, Shiryn ...... David, Andrew ...... 86 29 Alsip, MK ...... Blue, Mary ...... 16, 24, 37, 45, Cha, Jiyoung ...... 46, 55 Davie, William R. . 47, 70, 83, 91 Altarac, Shari Ross ...... 29 63 46, 50 Chambers, Todd ...... Davies, Michael ...... 14 20 19 67 AlTukhaim, Sara ...... Bobeck, Ann ...... Chapman, Jane ...... Davis, Gillian ...... 72, 82 Alvarez, Melanie ...... 40 Bolin, Andrew F...... 56 Charlton, Valerie ...... 41 Deady, Joey ...... 34 17 74 71 Anderson, Juanita ...... Book, Connie ...... Cheever, Nancy ...... Deering, Bill ...... 67 24 Anderson, Steve ...... 47, 83 Booras, Tommy ...... 18, 67, 77 Cherry, Daniel ...... Delim, Elly ...... 72 23 71 72 Anderson, Will ...... Booth, Marlene ...... Chomskis, Megan ...... Dell, Chad ...... 77 73 27 90 Andry, Cameron ...... Boyd, Douglas ...... Chorba, Frank ...... Delwiche, Aaron ...... 89 67 85 35 Anspacher Stephen ...... Bracco, Brian ...... Christ, William ...... DeMars, Tony ...... 29, 31, 37, 46, Aplan, Kathy ...... 20, 36, 80 Bradley, Samuel D...... 58 Christie, Thomas ...... 85 56, 68 Armstrong, John Brady, Kathy ...... 23 Ciammaichelli, Vincent .....31, 80 DeMarse, Ron ...... 84 33 87 Stevenson ...... 35, 50 Brammell, Jr., David ...... Cicci, George ...... Desai, Parul ...... 23 51 87 34 Atamanczyk, Spencer ...... Bregar, Justin ...... Ciston, Anthony ...... DeVault, Blis ...... 34 76 72 Auter, Philip J...... Bremen, Phil ...... Clark, Andrew ...... 83, 85 Diefenbach, Donald ...... 58 35 34 Avery, Robert K...... Brennan, Kelly ...... 24, 82 Clark, Bradley ...... Difiore, Elena ...... 18 60 57 Aycock, Frank ...... Brewer, Graham Lee ...... Clark, Judith Chandra ..20, 58, 63 Dinu, Lucian F...... 70, 83, 91 Ayrault, Jacqueline ...... 46 Briggs, Lowell ...... 46, 56 85 Cobb, Lona D...... Dixon, Amber ...... 24 85 62 —B— Brill, Ann ...... Cochran, Maryjo ...... Donaldson, Michael ...... 35 72 Badesch, Roger ...... 16, 54, 86 Brinson, Susan ...... 27, 66 Coe, Lindsey ...... Donovan, Mike ...... 58 Coester, Dana ...... 56, 87 Baggerman, Thom ...... 74, 79 Britain, Conor ...... 41, 73 Dorman, Bill ...... 76, 81 63 Coffee, Mel ...... 14 Baker, Shawn ...... 57 Brockman, Cliff ...... Dorough, Scott ...... 31 19 55 Bakke, Emil ...... 87 Brotman, Stuart ...... Coffey, Amy Jo ...... Dorsey, Dave ...... 82 84 Balas, Glenda ...... 35, 62 Brown, Andrew ...... 41, 57 Cohen, James ...... Dowling, Denise J...... 24, 82 78 Comings, Ron ...... 31 Banks, Mark ...... 46 Brown, George ...... Downing, Garrett ...... 18, 82 Brown, Hub ...... 21 Condra, Jerry ...... 36 Banta, Davis ...... 57 Doyle, Peter ...... 19 34 Barber, Tim ...... 24 Brown, Joe ...... Connelly, Don ...... 16, 68, 82 Drabik, Sara ...... 34 90 Barbier, Annette ...... 78 Brown, Michael ...... 66, 84 Contreras, Juan ...... Drennan, Marie ...... 88 41 Barbour, Rhiannion ...... 66 Brown, Niki ...... Conway, Dennis ...... 66, 73 Dunaway, David ...... 55 13 Barnett, Erin ...... 41 Brown, Tim ...... 29, 59, 90 Conway, Mike ...... Dupnack, Jessica ...... 25 58 40 Barr, Jason M...... 66 Bruce, Mike ...... Cooper, Cynthia ...... Dupont, Nancy McKenzie .16, 45 Bryson, Pat ...... 17 Cooper, Roger ...... 54, 57, 63 Batali, Dean ...... 91 Dworznik, Gretchen ...... 90 Buch, Al ...... 16 Corbett, Kevin ...... 17, 20, 66 Baughman, Tracy ...... 56 —E— 13 Buck, Amy ...... 73 Cornsilk, Carol ...... 40 Beadle, Mary ...... Ebersole, Samuel ...... 87 Beauchamp, Virginia ...... 51 Buck-Taylor, Christine ...... 23, 41, Costello, Vic ...... 12, 82, 92 17 Edmond, Leslie P...... 85 Beaudette, Grant C...... 24 54, 59 Coutanche, Michael ...... 18 63 Edsall, Samuel ...... 60, 72 Beeson, Joel ...... 60, 87 Bullough, Robbie ...... Covil, Eric ...... Burns, David ...... 42 Covington, Jr., William ...... 37, 78 Edwards, Emily D...... 66 Beherns, Bret ...... 18 34 85 Egan, Candace ...... 31 Belafonte-Young, Denise ...67, 77 Butler, Suzanne ...... Cox, Dan ...... Butler, Yuri ...... 72 Cox, Joe “JW” ...... 18 Ekness, Ray ...... 24 Beliveau, Ralph ...... 40, 76, 80 Byers, Cory ...... 56 Cozma, Raluca ...... 50 Elfman, Steve ...... 21 Bellamy, Robert ...... 28, 57, 67 Byland, David ...... 66 Cozza, Daniel E...... 66 Elin, Larry ...... 21 Benigni, Vince ...... 28 34 England, Tim ...... 31 Benjamin, Jim ...... 69 Craig,Sarah E...... 74 Enoch, Glenn ...... 15 Benjamin, Louise ...... 69 Crandall, Jim ...... Espostio, Ed ...... 90 Grant, Augie ...... 20, 29, 90 Howard, Kipp ...... 57 —L— Evans, Todd ...... 72, 80 Green, Dale ...... 41 Hubbard, Glenn ...... 77 Lake, Hillary ...... 89 Eveland, Vicki ...... 29 Green, Geoff ...... 34 Hueth, Alan ...... 17 Lakin, Katie ...... 34 Everett, Chris M...... 72 Green, Ross ...... 51 Hufford, Kyle ...... 83 Lancaster, Jacinda ...... 41 —F— Greene, Rustin ...... 62. 72 Hughes, Sunny Skye ...... 14, 68 Landesberg, Richard ...... 13, 89 31 37 Falkner, Amy ...... 21 Greenspun, Brian ...... Hujanen, Taisto ...... Lannon, Daniel ...... 24, 82 91 56 Farrell, Kelly ...... 34 Greer, Aaron ...... Hunt, Troy ...... 36, 37, 42, 62 Laponis, Michael J...... 35 69 Faulconer-Lippert, Gwin ...20, 53 Greer, Clark ..... 16, 46, 50, 68, 90 Huntsberger, Michael ...... Larson, Tim ...... 59 Hutjens, Matthew ...... 57, 72 Lasry, Ronen ...... 88 Ferguson, Douglas ...... 46, 50 Groff, Amanda ...... Grubb, Max ..... 33, 69, 70, 74, 91 Laster, Ryan ...... 57 Ferolo, James ...... 55, 60, 78 —I— Grundmann, Mike ...... 56 Lazar, Corey ...... 25 Filardi, Jason ...... 91 Ibrahim, Dina ...... 24, 27, 45 Guest, Josh ...... 24 Lazares, Jose ...... 15 Filipovic, Zlatko ...... 25 Ingram, Tom ...... 85 36 91 Fink, Edward ...... 84 Gullifor, Paul ...... Irwin, Stacey ...... 16, 19, 35, 50, LeBlanc, Lindy ...... Guo, Miao ...... 46 Lee, Ya-Ching ...... 29 Fink, Edward J...... 73 67, 92 Guterman, Jeffrey ...... 79 Lewis, Susan ...... 40 Finklea, Bruce ...... 91 Islam, Muhammad Aminul ...... 81 55 Fischer,Ken ...... 47, 67, 80, 82 —H— Iverson, Barbara ...... 80 Liang, Chih Hsuan ...... Liddle, Kelsey ...... 41 Fisher, Gerald ...... 68, 89 Hale, Gary ...... 60 Ivey, Taylor S...... 66 Lifton, Alan ...... 29 Fisher, Kayde ...... 66 Hale, Troy ...... 56 —J— Fishwick, Paul ...... 55 Hall, R. Trevor ...... 55 Liguez, Lance ...... 31, 83 Jackson, Coreen ...... 36, 45 16 Flannery, Joe ...... 24, 82 Hallaq, Tom ...... 45 Likes, Terry ...... Jacoby, Jeff ...... 55 41 86 Limerick, Lauren ...... 41 Fletcher, Andriana Lovrin ...... Hallett, Lawrie ...... Jacoby, Jim ...... 40 84 28 Lincoln, Kendall ...... 85 Fletcher, James ...... Halone, Kelby K...... Jahn, Jody ...... 45 Flewellen, Nicole ...... 34 Hamdy, Naila ...... 27 Linder, Laura ...... 21, 74 James, Jason ...... 12 Flook, Christopher ...... 59 Hamilton, Fredessa D...... 29 Lisoky, Joanne ...... 17, 89 James, Michael ...... 42 82 29 Lituchy, Scott ...... 87 Florio, Julie-Ann ...... Hamilton, Jennifer ...... Jamison, Jesse P...... 66 82 21 Loggins, Ginger ...... 84 Foley, Larry ...... Hane, John ...... Jeanes, Kevin ...... 25 Ford Jr., LaMar Reginald ...... 34 Hanff, William H...... 80 LoMonaco, Martin ...... 42, 87 Johnson, Andrew ...... 34 18 Fortin, Judy ...... 13 Hansen, Heidi ...... 41 Long, Baylor ...... Johnson, Evan ...... 67, 80 56 Fox, Kim ...... 24, 40 Hanson, Gary ...... 33, 88 Lonnquist, Juliana ...... Johnson, Jared L...... 45, 63 Loo, Aaron Zhi Ying ...... 55 Fratkin, Beth ...... 35 Hanson, LuEtt ...... 79 Johnson, Kristine ...... 51 25 Friedmann, Anthony ....21, 55, 88 Haoues, Rachid ...... 24, 25 Lopez, Ashley ...... Johnson, Timothy ...... 41 Lopez, Jessie ...... 51 Friel, Caitlin ...... 72, 82 Hardin, Marie ...... 28, 71, 85 Jones, Derek ...... 23 Lovato, Sam ...... 68 Fruit, Jeff ...... 33, 88, 56 Haridakis, Paul ...... 33, 74 Jones, Fred ...... 66, 73 Lowry, Dennis T...... 58 Fuller, Lorraine ...... 85 Harrison, Shane ...... 34 Jones, Jean ...... 78 58 Fuller, Will ...... 12 Harter, Lynn M...... 40 Luft, Greg ...... Jones, Jim ...... 54, 68 45 Fuller-Seeley, Kathy ...... 84 Harwood, Kenneth ...... 45, 84 Luther, Catherine ...... Jones, Richard “Ringo” .....14, 84 Furgason, Aaron ...... 77 Hatton, Debbi ...... 62 —M— Jordan, Larry ...... 20 —G— Hauck, Gerd ...... 78 MacArthur, Paul ...... 23, 42 73 —K— 54 Gallagher, John ...... 79, 86 Havice, Michael J...... Mackerron, John ...... Hayes, Jameson Lee ...... 46 Kamhawi, Rasha ...... 55 Madden,John ...... 34 Galus, Jill ...... 18, 25 Hayward, Casey ...... 40 Kaplan, John ...... 40 Magee, Sara ...... 13, 29 Galvez, Anthony ...... 63 72 Karten, Ryan ...... 66 57 Gantz, Walter ...... 28 Heine, Ameila ...... Magill, Connor ...... 47 Kassing, Jeffrey W...... 28 Garrison, Andrew ...... 71 Helleny, Joey ...... Magpanthong, Chalisa ...... 58, 81 14 Kaufmann, Danny ...... 57 59 Garza, David M...... 66 Hellmuth, Steve ...... Maksl, Adam ...... 50 Keene, Justin ...... 71 19 Geller, Valerie ...... 13, 17, 88 Hemenway, Paul ...... Malcolm, Sandy ...... Henderson, Janie ...... 21 Keene, Justin Robert ...... 58 Mäntymäki, Eeva ...... 37 George-Palilonis, Jennifer ...... 59 31 Kelley, Lurene Cachola ...... 72 70 Gershon, Peter ...... 84 Henderson, Jennifer ...... Mapaye, Joy Chavez ...... Kendall, Frances ...... 42 83 Ghiglione, Loren ...... 13 Hendricks, John Allen ..50, 53, 68 Marie Collins, Janice ...... 19 Keogh, Kristen ...... 18, 25 Giannino, Steven S...... 59 Henn, Dan ...... Martin, Carey ...... 66, 69, 82 Kerman, Jessica F...... 59 87 Gibson, Tiffany ...... 85 Henry, Sandy ...... 60, 72 Martin, Christine ...... Kim, Daekyung ...... 70 42 Gidari, Cameron ...... 13, 18 Hepler, Wayne ...... 41, 57, 67 Martin, Gary ...... Kimbrough, Dan ... 20, 40, 74, 80 Martinez, Gabriela ...... 33 Gittins, Matt ...... 24 Herd, Dave ...... 13, 24, 82 34 Kinnally, Will ...... 57 72 Godfrey, Donald G...... 13, 69 Herter, Alex ...... Martinez, Xenia ...... Heuston, J. Kathy Lee ..14, 24, 45 Kirkpatrick, Bill ...... 84 Mascaro, Tom ...... 18, 25, 41, 76 Goff White, Kellie ...... 41 58 Kite, Lexie ...... 45 84 Gonzales, Michael ...... 17, 89 Hicks, Charlie ...... Mastin, Kirk ...... Hicks, Kenneth ...... 29 Knutson-Lombardo, Kaelen .....41 Maxian, Wendy ...... 58 Gonzalez, Jessica ...... 23 67 Koch, Warren ...... 34, 37, 46 56, Gonzalez, Marty ...... 72 Hill, Steve ...... McAlexander, Michael ...... 41 Koehler, Daniel ...... 41 Gordon, Joye ...... 50 Hilpert, Hilary ...... 66, 73 56 Kolodzy, Janet ...... 36 Gorham, Brad ...... 21 Hinshaw, M. Joseph ...... McBride, Brian D...... 24, 25 Koury, Seth ...... 41 58 Gorham, William ...... 24 Hodgson, Scott ...... 56, 80, 82 McBroom, Michael ...... Kraham, Mark ...... 31 86 Gough, Donna ...... 74, 79 Hoffman, Phil ...... 34, 86, 90 McCarty, Tim ...... 57 Krakow, Melinda Schulte ...... 59 McClung, Steven ...... 29 Gould, Bob ...... 25, 56 Holland, Will ...... Holmes, Christopher ...... 25, 57 Krein, Marc ...... 33, 40 Mccoll, Anthony J...... 72 Gould, Darren ...... 60 29 Kuiper, Nicholas ...... 51 66 Gould, Kara Jolliff ...... 60 Holt, Jennifer ...... McConnell, Curtis ...... 34 Kunkel, Dale ...... 45 40 Gowdy, Suzanne ...... 57 Horton, Doug ...... McCoy, Bernard R...... 58 81 Grady, Don ...... 35, 70 Hoskins, Dale ...... McDaniel, Drew ...... Howard, Brian ...... 54, 79 McDonnell, Tom ...... 72, 74 McElreath, Michael ...... 67 Olszewski, Michael ...... 69 Ritchey, Andrew ...... 24 Smith, Susan ...... 41, 88 McGinnis, Marcy ...... 13 Orlik, Pete ...... 29 Roach, James ...... 57 Smith, Suzy ...... 19, 23, 71 McGuire, John ...... 40, 68 Ovakimyan, Avedis ...... 72 Roach, Ted ...... 41 Snitil, Eric ...... 13, 25 McHardy, Thomas ...... 47 Owens, John ...... 23, 34, 68, 77 Roberts, Neil ...... 24 Soares, John ...... 36 McIlrath, Mary ...... 45 —P— Robinson, Jared A...... 66 Sohn, Ardyth ...... 31 56 McIntyre, Gary ...... 63, 69 Page, Brittany ...... 34 Roby, Jordon ...... Somani, Indira ...... 18, 29, 71 25 33 70 Mckernan, Liz ...... Papper, Bob ...... 31, 69 Rodenberg, Terry ...... Song, Junwoo ...... Mclemore, Delaney ...... 57 Rodrigues, Shane ...... 56 Spiceland, David ...... 60 Paragas, Fernando ...... 81 47 77 84 McMerty, J...... Park, Maxine ...... 24 Rodriguez, Ann H...... Spicer, Nathaniel ...... 87 72 McPhail, Tom ...... Parker, Brittini ...... 85 Rodriguez, Danielle ...... Spillman, Mary ...... 23, 71 29 Meadows, Jennifer ...... 54, 90 Parks, Lisa ...... 29 Rodriguez, Jose Javier ...... Stahl, Jon ...... 73, 88 28 31 89 Meân, Lindsey Jane ...... Pastorek, Drew ...... 56 Rodriguez, Julian ...... Stansberry, Kathleen ...... 29 Medoff, Norm ...... Patten, James ...... 51 Rodriguez, Michael ...... 24, 82 Starbuck, Daniel ...... 57, 82 85 34 Megwa, Eronini ...... Patterson, Scott ...... 50 Roe, Elliot ...... Stark, Craig ...... 77, 90 70 Messere, Fritz ...... 42, 69 Paul, John ...... 89 Roels, Carina ...... Stavitsky, Alan ...... 35, 37 12 33 Meyers, Cynthia ...... 31, 84 Pauling, Brian ...... 53, 60, 86 Rogus, Mary ...... Steeves, H. Leslie ...... 34 Rosenbaum, Patrick ...... 51 Stohlman, Trey ...... 83 Miley, Jonathan ...... Peckler, Josh ...... 73 13 41 Miller, Ginger Carter ...... Pedersen, Britainne ...... 34 Rosengard, Dana ... 13, 14, 58, 69 Story, Johnny ...... 36 62 Mills, Lisa ...... 40, 71 Peirce, L. Meghan ...... 21, 87 Rossett, Wyoming ...... Strait, Mel ...... Roth, Geoff ...... 25 Straubhaar, Joseph D...... 37 Mims, Bruce ...... 37, 46, 78 Pelton, Mike ...... 18 36 28 89 Mingus, Carol ...... Perk, Brian ...... 34 Rowe, David ...... Strauss, Jessalynn ...... 74 Misawa, Ann ...... 20, 76 Perry, Mark R...... 55 Rubin, Alan M...... Strobel, Chris ...... 34, 78, 84 72 19 Mischler, Jenny ...... Perry, Stephen ...... 29 Rudin, Richard ...... 40, 53, 55, Studinski, Dave ...... 45 55 Mishra, Suman ...... Phalen, Patricia F...... 91 69, 76,77, 86 Su, Weilu ...... 41 58 Misner, Mellisa ...... Phillips, James Cleith ...... 55 Rugg, Bill ...... Sullivan, Dan ...... 18, 24 19 50 63 Mitchell, Andy ...... Phillips, Toby ...... 13, 25 Russell-Loretz, Theresa ...... Sundin, Mel ...... Mitchell, Brian ...... 36 Rutherford, James ...... 34 Swartz, Deven ...... 57 Phipps, Steven ...... 37, 78 Mitchell, Bruce ...... 40 Sweeney, Daniel ...... 29 Pike, Elizabeth ...... 21, 59, 83 —S— Mohamed, Ali Noor ...... 29 Swezey, Keith ...... 36 Piland, Charles R...... 73, 82 Sahara, Tom ...... 14 Moore, Cyndy ...... 80 Switzer, Jamie,23 Pintak, Lawrence ...... 27 Salsberry, Edward ...... 50 86 Moore, Don ...... Pitts, Gregory ...... 46, 60 Samangi, Tony ...... 86 Sykes, Rick ...... 14, 15, 28, 67 Moore, Maria ...... 33, 67, 80 Plummer, Kim ...... 82 Sanders, Patricia F...... 80 —T— 87 Moore, Roy ...... Podlas, Kimberlianne ...... 55 Sanderson, Jimmy ...... 28 Tang, Tang ...... 57, 87 Moreno, Philip ...... 57 Pollard, Tim ...... 56, 88 Santana, Maria ...... 31, 54, 59 Tannenwald, Peter ...... 19 Moretti, Anthony ...... 35 Pollock, Donald ...... 20, 56 Sarrafan, Babak ...... 56 Taylor, Michael ...... 17, 34, 53 Morris, John ...... 16, 19, 41 Poole, Lance D...... 34 Sauls, Samuel J...... 19, 29, 55 Ten Eyck, Troy A...... 72 51 Morris, Kathryn ...... Porter, Lance ...... 28 Schaffer, Mary ...... 53, 60, 73 Tercek, Charlie ...... 88 Morris, Stephanie ...... 34 Porter, Michael ...... 42 Scholz, Bryan ...... 57 Terrence, Mallory ...... 72, 82 Morrison, Alex ...... 41 Potter, Deborah ...... 37 Schultz, Brad ...... 23, 28, 71 Terzic, Marilyn ...... 59 Morrison, Jody ...... 83 Potter, W. James ...... 63 Schwalbe, Carol ...... 29 Thomas, Jarred ...... 41 34 Mortinson, Eric ...... Potts, Mark ...... 34 Scully, Tim ...... 63 Thomas Lee, Laure ...... 42 18 Morton, Tyler ...... Powell, Phillip ...... 58 Seel, Pete ...... 37, 84, 87 Thompsen, Philip ...... 35 Mott, Robert ...... 46 Prather, Yvonne ...... 36, 60 Seidman, Dan ...... 78 Thompson, Beverly Yuen ...... 18 Mueller, Christopher ...... 57 Price, Melissa Lee ...... 70 Sellers, Tyler ...... 56 Thompson, Scott J...... 66 28 Mulieri, Jillian ...... Price, Jr., Stephen ...... 78 Shafer, Daniel Mark ...... 29 Thorne, Fred ...... 62, 73 Mundy, Dean ...... 89 Prieto, Carlos M...... 72 Shapiro, Mitchell ...... 63, 69 Thornhill, Hank ...... 73, 82 Murphy, Joshua C...... 70 Prindiville, Tara ...... 25 Sheffer, Mary Lou ...... 23, 28 Thornton, Leslie-Jean ...... 47, 73 Murray, Gordon J...... 73 Pu, Li ...... 70 Shone, Colton ...... 25 Thrune, Tyler ...... 57 Murray, Michael ...... 13, 35 Shrader, Kurt ...... 56 Tibbets, Daniel ...... 21 40 —Q— Murray, Ray ...... Sigety, Kim Dalton ...... 41 Tilton, Shane ...... 54 12 Qu, Rui ...... 59 Myers, Jeffrey P...... Signorielli, Nancy ...... 27, 51 Tiner, Rich ...... 83 Myers, Jennifer ...... 25 Quinn, Gordon ...... 35, 50 Silcock, Bill ...... 13, 29 Tirumala, Lakshmi N...... 28, 91 —N— —R— Simonds, Brent ...... 33 Tishchenko, Galina ...... 70 Nachlinger, Harvey ...... 29 Rabin, Kenn ...... 35, 41, 50 Sims, Judy Rene ...... 55 Toutaiolepo, Tevita ...... 82 Nakama, Hannah ...... 57 Raney, Arthur A...... 28, 29, 57 Singh, Romie ...... 86 Traube, Dave ...... 57 Nation, James H...... 34 Rathore, Animesh Singh ...... 58 Skryzpek, Jeff ...... 25 Trees, Zach ...... 72 Nelson, David ...... 20 Ray, Randy ...... 58, 60 Slocum, Phyllis ...... 47, 58 Trent, Megan Jae ...... 59 Nelson, Thomas ...... 40 Real, Michael ...... 28 Smallwood, Amber ...... 77, 79 Tripp, Natalie ...... 51 Nettleton, Pamela Hill ...... 51 Reeves, David ...... 72 Smeltzer, David ...... 18, 56, 88 Tucker, David ...... 79 Newton, Greg ...... 19, 53, 87 Reichert, Tom ...... 46 Smith, Drew ...... 51 Turner, John R...... 55 Niederman, Michael ...... 33 Reid, Gary ...... 20 Smith, G. Stuart ...... 25 Turner, Patricia ...... 60, 83 Reinardy, Scott ...... 57, 85 Nielsen, Louisa ...... 51 Smith, Jennifer ...... 20 —U— Reiser, Lindsey ...... 25 Nissen, Jonas ...... 86 Smith, Jon M...... 50 78 Reitmeier, Glenn ...... 21 Udell, Chad ...... —O— Smith, Kenny ...... 77, 79, 89 Uecker, Scott ...... 19 Rhodes, Linda ...... 16 28 OʼConnor, Jeff ...... 57 Smith, Lauren Reichart ...... Umana, Joseph ...... 34 Rice, Kellie ...... 66, 82 29 Ogden, Michael ...... 50, 62, 67, Smith, Miriam ...... Umansky, Barry ...... 19, 53 Rich, Gernethia ...... 57 Smith, Senator Gordon ...... 15 76, 80 Umble, Diane ...... 50 Underdown, Katie ...... 34 Weekes, Ron ...... 42 Wood, Jon ...... 57 Utsler, Max ...... 14, 19, 36, 51 Weiner, Cindy ...... 12 Wood, Rich ...... 16 Utterback, Andrew H...... 36 Weir, Ian ...... 56 Woody, John ...... 47, 56 —V— Welby, Stephen A...... 66 Wright, Corie ...... 23 34 23 Valadez, Dawn ...... 18 Welchel, Drew ...... Wulfemeyer, Tim ...... 47 Vanhala, Helena ...... 33, 70, 76 Wenger, Deb ...... —X— Wenger, Debora ...... 37 Varner, Kirk ...... 16 Wenner, Lawrence A...... 28 Vasquez, Angel ...... 18 —Y— 76 Werner, Paul ...... 20 Vincent, Richard C...... Yamada, Dean ...... 20, 56, 68, 82 Visser, Randy ...... 83 Wershing, Jacob ...... 24, 82 58 Yambor, Marjorie ...... 20, 68, 77 Viteritti, Christopher ...... 86 West, Mark ...... White, Christopher ...... 62 Yan, Teri ...... 34 —W— Whiteside, Erin ...... 71 Yang, Hongwei ...... 58 Walker, James ...... 28 Widger, Eliza ...... 29 Yang, Jin ...... 89 Walker, Jess ...... 70 Wiechmann, Matthew ...... 56 Yanow, Cindie ...... 36, 45, 55 Walker, Kim ...... 47 Wiggins, Christopher ...... 34 Yates, Brad ...... 46, 83 Wall, Celia ...... 59 Wilkinson, Jeff ...... 90 Yoder, Randyll ...... 77 Walsh, Daniel Christopher ...... 29 Williams, Glenda ...... 19 Youngblood, Ed ...... 60, 73 Walsh, Kathryn ...... 29 Williams, Lillian ...... 46, 54 Youngblood, Norman ...... 69 Walther, Ryan ...... 34 Williams, Wenmouth ...... 53 Youngblood, Steven .....17, 74, 89 Walzer, Dan ...... 69 Williams-Hawkins, Maria ..21, 83 —Z— Wang, George Chun Han ...... 20, Williamson, Patricia ...... 21, 54 Zarkin, Kimberly ...... 23, 42, 46 50, 72, 73 Wilson, Deborah ... 31, 79, 86, 90 Zeldea, Geri Alumit ...... 36, 40 81 Wang, Wei-Chun Victoria ...... Winkelstein, Julie ...... 45 Zhong, Xin ...... 70 70 Wang, Xiaopeng ...... Wirig, Evan ...... 42, 62 Zhong, Yan ...... 55 40 Wanta, Wayne ...... Witte, Oliver ...... 58 Zhou, Shuhua ...... 70, 91 Ward, Laura Beth ...... 34 Wittmeyer, Sara ...... 68 Warren, Steve ...... 12 Woelfel, Stacey ...... 88 Wasbotten, Thor ...... 58 Womelsduff, E. R...... 34 Wasko, Janet ...... 33 Wood, Arthur ...... 33 Weaver, Bradley ...... 72 Wood, Chris ...... 28 FIELDING GRADUATE UNIVERSITY School of Psychology

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