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CMST @ NCA 2017

18 Communication Studies faculty and students are presenting at the National Communication Association 2017 conference

2017-07-12

Nolan Brinkman

• Pavlov’s A+ dogs

Daniel Cronn-Mills

• The Legacy of Forensics: How Forensics Educators Utilize Their Coaching Skills to Lead Study Abroad Programs
• Motivating Graduate Students to Publish

Balencia Crosby

• Is it Prose or is it Drama? The Relevance of the “Story vs. Character” Distinction in Oral Interpretation Events

Kristen Cvancara

• Building a Legacy through Difficult Conversations: Talking with our Kids About Race

James P. Dimock

• The Legacy of Forensics: How Forensics Educators Utilize Their Coaching Skills to Lead Study Abroad Programs
• Upon Completing This Course, Students Will Never Look at the World the Same Way Again: How to Assess Transformative Education
• American Forensic Association Business Meeting
• American Forensic Association Standing Committees meetings

Cristy Dougherty

• Thin Privilege as an Agent to the Assimilation of Whiteness and Thinness
• Is it Prose or is it Drama? The Relevance of the “Story vs. Character” Distinction in Oral Interpretation Events

Alyssa Harter

• Is it Prose or is it Drama? The Relevance of the “Story vs. Character” Distinction in Oral Interpretation Events

Laura Jacobi

• Furthering Our Legacy and Our Relevance through Student Success and Retention: Best Practices for Enhancing Undergraduate Academic Advising

Anne E. Kerber

• Legacy and Relevance of Critical Health Communication: Creating a space for critical theories, knowledges, voices, and theories in health communication
• Panoptic Parenting: The Biopedagogies of Infant Monitor Discourses
• Pushed Out: Understanding Women's Lived Experiences of (In)voluntary Career Exit
• What Happened After: Negotiating Identity in the Workplace Following Chronic Illness Disclosure

Quinton Neal

• Quare-ing Hegemonic Masculinity: A Critical Analysis of How to Get Away with Murder

Katherine Olson

• Stuck in the Mud: Portrayal of the Femme Fatale from Ancient History to Modern Popular Culture

Anthony Peavy

• Grading with Bias: A Critical Look at Issues in Grading Differences between White Students and Students of Color
• Our Legacy and Relevance: A Conversation about POC Mentorship in Forensics
• Is it Prose or is it Drama? The Relevance of the “Story vs. Character” Distinction in Oral Interpretation Events

Marcus Allen Rembert

• Our Legacy and Relevance: A Conversation about POC Mentorship in Forensics

Justin J. Rudnick

• Coming Out and Being Out: The Relevance of Disclosures in the Performance of Queer Identity
• Is it Prose or is it Drama? The Relevance of the “Story vs. Character” Distinction in Oral Interpretation Events
• Women’s spaces, male privilege, and the challenges of (queer) feminist inclusivity

Emily S Sauter

• The Problematic Fave: Negotiating Political Identity through Fandom in the 2016 Presidential Election

Larry G. Schnoor

• Our Forensics Foundation: A Historical and Critical Analysis of the Interstate Oratorical Contest
• Fiction and Alternative Fact: Dystopia in Trump Time
• National Forensic Association Business Meeting

Kristen P. Treinen

• Ancient Legacy and Contemporary Relevance: How Ancient Archetypes Affect Contemporary Culture through Media

Md Jamal Uddin

redictor’s of Perceived Reliability of Zika Virus Health Information Sources

Leah E. White

• Slow Forensics: Re-imagining the Pace and Practice of College Forensics
• Mentor and Mentee Dialogue: Asking About the Foundation of our Forensics' Teams Values and Philosophies
• National Forensic Association Business Meeting
• Womentoring: March On...at what cost? 

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