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David M. Timmerman, “Rhetorical Acts, Redescription, and Identification: A Study of the
Rhetoric of Bill Hybels.” Purdue University, September 1994.
Omar J. Swartz, “Toward a Scholarship of Difference: Critical Praxis, Neo-Pragmatism, and
Rhetorical Inquiry.” Purdue University, January 1995. [Published as Conducting Socially
Responsible Research (Thousand Oaks: Sage, 1997)].
Deborah A. Wertanen, “Sights, Sounds, and Signs: A Rhetorical Analysis of Nondiscursive
Artifacts.” Purdue University, April 1997.
Randall Lee Ferguson, “The Anti-Revolutionary Rhetoric of Thomas Chandler, Myles Cooper,
Charles Inglis, and Samuel Seabury: An Analysis of Metaphor.” University of Minnesota, July
1998.
Brent Allen Whitmore, “From Barthes to Bart Simpson: Semio-Rhetoric, Commercial
Intertextuality, and Popular Culture.” University of Minnesota, July 2000.
Patricia Anne Ryden, “Fighting Fire with Fire: Textual and Audience Research on Three Critical
Media Literacy Videos.” Purdue University, May 2001.
Badri Nahvi Johnson, “An Iranian-American Experience: A Narrative of Culture and
Transformation.” University of Minnesota, December 2001.
Michael Alan Netzley, “Persuasion Theory’s Pedagogical Turn in Ranked MBA Programs.”
University of Minnesota, February 2002.
Christine Lynn Garlough, “The Rhetoric of Culture: Shaping Indian-American Identities
Through Grassroots Community Education.” University of Minnesota, May 2002.
Shannon Skarphol Kaml, “Talking Back: The Rhetoric of Billboard Liberation.” University of
Minnesota, August 2002.
Kristen Eis Cvancara (coadvisor with T. Kinney), “Social Influence in Interpersonal
Relationships: An Examination of Parents’, Peers’, and Mass Media’s Ability to Instill
Antisocial Communication.” Ph.D. Dissertation, defended May, 2004.
Peter B. Gregg, “Reconceptualizing Parasocial Interaction: Multiple Dimensions or Multiple
Functions of Mediated Communication?” University of Minnesota, May, 2005.
Annalisa Marie Wirth, “Negotiating the Double Binds Facing Women in Leadership: Rhetorical
Personae and the Feminine Style.” University of Minnesota, July, 2005.
Timothy Behme, “Authorship Ethics in Ancient Greece: Case Studies of Herodotus, Isocrates,
and Plato.” University of Minnesota, July 2007.
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