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Dana Cloud, Univ of Texas, AustinRobert Cox, University of North Carolina Chapel HillThis double-session is a follow-up to the panel on "Collective Resistance to Market Globalization" at the 2005 NCA Convention in Boston. Thesessions focus on transformative efforts related to globalization. Presented papers in the first session discuss issues related to organizing andsocial movements, NGOs, governmental relations, leadership, media, gender, nationality and other forms of diversity, among others.Roundtable discussions in the second session will focus on the theoretical and applied lessons of this research, particularly as they relate to theinterdisciplinary research of roundtable leaders and participants.20271 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 214 BRACE, PLACE, AUTHENTICITY, AND IDENTITY.Sponsor: Critical and Cultural Studies DivisionChair: Brian Lain, University of North Texas"Race-Conscious Color Blindness." Jonathan P Rossing, Indiana University"Japanese American Autobiography's Use in Contemporary National Crises: Farewell to Manzanar and American Identity Politics." BrianLain, University of North Texas"Race and Place in the Politics of Hiphop." Jason Regnier, University of Iowa"Mapping the Terrain of Whiteness: A Framework for Approaching Studies of Whiteness." Jennifer Mease, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill20272 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 214 CMEDIA POWERBROKERS: MANAGEMENT AND MANIPULATION OF THE MASSES THROUGH EMOTION IN JOURNALISM, ENTERTAINMENTAND THE INTERNET.Sponsor: Critical and Cultural Studies DivisionMedia practitioners, whether for purposes of entertainment, information or persuasion, employ emotion as a means to connect withconsumers/citizens, to move them or to move them to action. Creating and managing others' emotions, however, imbues the media withpower, which can lead to abuse, ultimately delegitimating the media institutions and undermining their charismatic authority, with seriousconsequences for the media and democracy, and more significantly, the authority of emotion in human interaction.20273 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 214 DSponsor: NCA PresidentNCA'S TASKFORCE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES.20274 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 215CREATING SITES FOR CONNECTIONS IN DIVERSE EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS IN INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT.Sponsor: NCA First Vice PresidentChair: Karyn Brown, Mississippi State UnivThis panel addresses practical issues in instructional development dealing with different classroom situations. The sites analyzed are the typicalclassroom, distance education venues, culturally homogeneous and culturally diverse educational venues, and classes that are composed ofbusiness professionals who are taking communication courses. Panelists will discuss the methods they have developed to enhance thecommunication connections in these different sites and will also examine the challenges involved in teaching in each of these venues.20275 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 216 ARHETORIC, IDENTITY, AND IDEOLOGY IN CHINESE COMMUNICATION.Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication StudiesChair: Bei Cai, Kent State UniversityRespondent:Mei Zhang, Missouri Western State Univ"First Speaking Decorum for Chinese Women: A Rhetorical Study of Pan Chao's Nü-Chieh, Lessons for Women." Lin-Lee Lee, NationalKaohsiung Normal Univ"Identity Discussion: A Discourse Analysis of the Ingroup Identity Differences Enacted by One Thread of Online Discussions." Haibin Dong,University of New Mexico
"Ideology, Rhetoric, and the People's War on SARS." Canchu Lin, Bowling Green State Univ"Mother Tongue Education in Taiwan: Exploring Language Attitudes and Ideologies." Wen-Yu Chao, University of Oklahoma; Todd Sandel,University of Oklahoma20276 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 217 ASponsor: Media Ecology AssociationChair: Robert MacDougall, Emerson CollegeRespondent:James C. Morrison, Emerson CollegeTHE NEW PUBLIC SPHERES: MEDIATED DEMOCRACY, POLITICS, AND CIVIC EXCHANGE.This panel considers a variety of communicative situations where politics or politicizing are the game, and how certain media seem tosystematically enable and/or prohibit certain kinds of meanings and messages "getting through." Some of the key questions asked by panelistsinclude: (1) Can message producers today more reliably gauge and predict how particular symbolic constructions (linguistic, photographic,iconic, etc.) will be received and utilized? (2) What are the differences/relationships between a citizen, a consumer and a political participanttoday? (3) How do top-down (ie. corporate, governmental, administrative) interests rationalize or otherwise impinge on the content beingrelayed via specific media? McLuhan's "laws of media" are applied and basic "tetrads" are drawn up so that the various technologies can bemore systematically compared and discussed.20278 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 217 BSponsor: Performance Studies DivisionRespondent:Mindy Fenske, University of South CarolinaCOLLECTIVE ACTION: EFFICACY IN/THROUGH DIGITAL PERFORMANCE.Members of Underscore Collective, a collaborative online performance group, present short, collaboratively developed digital performancesexploring aesthetics and/of efficacy in digital environments. Each team will present its performance and then discuss the process ofdevelopment, rehearsal, and documentation of these performances. We believe these performances on the web-stage, and the discussion theyinspire, will encourage action in the physical world.20279 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 217 CTHE SENSES, SENSE-MAKING AND MEANING: CULTURE AND SEMIOTICS.Sponsor: Semiotics and Communication DivisionChair: Stacey Irwin, Millersville UniversityRespondent:Kevin Williams, Shepherd Universtiy"'Vogue-lish' in Taipei: The Magic is in the Message." Melissa Curtin, Univ of New Mexico"Cassirer was Half Right: What Deaf Communities Show us about the Meaning of Speaking." Madeline M Maxwell, University of Texas"'Humans vs. Orcs:' A Semiotic Analysis of Race in Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games." Kyle Leroy Ryan, Western MichiganUniversity20280 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 217 DSponsor: Critical and Cultural Studies DivisionSUBVERSION WITH A SMIRK: IRONIC RESISTANCE AND CONTEMPORARY POLITICS.In recent years the centrality of earnest political dialogue in American culture has been challenged by the more playful, media-savvy, butslippery mode of ironic commentary. This panel seeks to take seriously the cultural work accomplished by the contemporary iteration of theironic mode, focusing specifically on the field of resistant irony: cultural texts and organizations that strive to critique or to change the statusquo by way of the ironic barb.20281 9:30 am to 10:45 am Convention Center Concourse 2nd Level Room 218Sponsor: Feminist and Women's Studies DivisionChair: Carl Burgchardt, Colorado State UniversityGENDERED RHETORIC: HISTORICAL CASE STUDIES.
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Sponsor: La Raza CaucusEXECUTIVE OF
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CREATING RELATIONAL CONNECTIONS IN
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Sheri Bleam, Adrian CollegeMarsha H
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Robert Kully, California State Univ
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Sponsor: NCA First Vice PresidentCh
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"The Matrix of Communication in Vet
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Robert Craig, Univ of Colorado, Bou
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dwelling. We undertake this work wi
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EMERGING SCHOLARS IN CRITICAL AND C
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Chair: Jing Yin, Clemson University
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Karen M Roloff, DePaul UniversityJu
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MEET & GREET: WELCOMING RECEPTION F
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Gustavo Reveles, University of Texa
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Online social networking developmen
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Communication is at the center of t
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Gajjala, Bowling Green State Univ;
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innovations underway in basic cours
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Communication Association; Sumana C
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networking, and service learning. E
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Alan Sillars, Univ of MontanaMichae
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CLIMBING "BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN": APPR
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Thomas Frentz, Univ of Arkansas, Fa
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