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COMM 8110 Practicum on Professional Development. First taught, 2000.
3. Involvement in Graduate Research Program
a. Completed M.A. Theses under Schiappa’s Direction
David K. Scott, “Toward a ‘Steady-State’ Theory of Social Movements: Louis Farrakhan and the
Nation of Islam.” Kansas State University, May 1989.
Karen Smalldone, “Campus Activities and the First Amendment.” Kansas State University, May
1990.
James A. Fieser, “A Predisciplinary Interpretation of Gorgias’ On What Is Not, or On Nature.”
Kansas State University, May 1990.
Todd E. Graham, “No Joking Matter: The Hateful Rhetoric of Andrew Dice Clay.” Kansas State
University, August 1990.
Naomi Rockler, “‘There He Is!’ Hegemonic Masculinity and the Narrative of the American Gulf
War Troops in Newsweek and People.” Purdue University, April 1994.
Margaret K. Dick, “Magic Realism: A Study of the Emancipatory Rhetoric of Gabriel García
Márquez and Isabel Allende.” Purdue University, May 1994.
Patricia Anne Ryden, “A Feminist Analysis of the Constructed Role of First Lady: Hillary
Rodham Clinton as First Citizen.” Purdue University, May 1994.
Bryan Crable, “A Reinterpretation of Method in Rhetorical Criticism: Critics, Beliefs, and Text.”
Purdue University, Dec. 1994.
J. Sibley Law, “Fictive Discourse as a Way of Knowing.” Purdue University, July 1995.
Jesika R. Goldman, “Making It Perfectly Queer: A Narrative Perspective on Alternative Media.”
Purdue University, July 1995.
Marj Schneider, “Narrative within a Narrative: The Diane Story.” University of Minnesota,
November 1998.
Melanie Christine Hohertz, “Punk Rock and the Struggle for Collective Identity.” University of
Minnesota, June 1999.
Christopher Swift, “Herbert Marcuse and the Aesthetic Power of the New Left.” University of
Minnesota, August 1999.
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