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Maria A. Kopacz, West Chester University<br />
Min Liu, Southern Illinois Univ, Edwardsville<br />
Miri Pardo, St. John Fisher College<br />
Tara B. Perry, Western Washington Univ<br />
Penni M. Pier, Wartburg College<br />
Aaron Sachs, St. Mary's College of California<br />
J. Kanan Sawyer, West Chester University<br />
Deanna Sellnow, University of Kentucky<br />
Jami Warren, University of Kentucky<br />
Susan Waters, Auburn University<br />
Sonia Zamanou-Erickson, Southern Illinois Univ, Edwardsville<br />
502028 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM New Orleans Marriott Preservation Hall 7 - Second Floor<br />
Cognitive and Emotional Influences on Sexual <strong>Communication</strong><br />
Sponsor: Interpersonal <strong>Communication</strong> Division<br />
Chair: Alysa Lucas, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania<br />
"Implications of Religious Messages on Sexual <strong>Communication</strong> " Kattrina Baldus, University of Phoenix; Patricia<br />
Amason, Univ of Arkansas, Fayetteville; Myria W. Allen, University of Arkansas; Lynne M. Webb, Univ of Arkansas,<br />
Fayetteville<br />
"When it Comes to Sex, Can We Predict the Outcome?" Shawna Harris, Missouri Western State University; Jennifer<br />
L. Monahan, University of Georgia<br />
"The Sexual Disclosures Model: Testing the Influence of Hormonal Responses on Individuals’ Disclosure Decision<br />
Processes" Amanda N. Denes, Univ of California, Santa Barbara<br />
"An Examination of Predictors of Nonverbal and Verbal <strong>Communication</strong> of Pleasure During Sex and Sexual<br />
Satisfaction" Elizabeth Babin, Cleveland State University<br />
502031 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM New Orleans Marriott Preservation Hall 10 - Second Floor<br />
Rhetorical Approaches to GLBTQ Issues and Lives<br />
Sponsors: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer <strong>Communication</strong> Studies Division, Rhetorical and<br />
<strong>Communication</strong> Theory Division<br />
Chair: Joan Faber McAlister, Drake University<br />
"(Re)articulating Civil Rights Rhetoric: A Critical Intersectional Perspective on Social Movement Rhetoric in<br />
California’s Proposition 8 Debate" Michelle Kelsey Kearl, Marian University<br />
"Intergenerational Consubstantiality and the 'It Gets Better Project'" Timothy Oleksiak, University of Minnesota,<br />
Twin Cities<br />
"Objects as Desire: Exploring and Disrupting Queer Discourses in the Case of Objectùm Sexuality" Kristen Cole,<br />
Univ of New Mexico<br />
"Playing with Voice: New Notes on Camp" Theodore Albiniak, Univ of Southern California<br />
"Recovering Rustin: A Rhetorical Analysis Intersecting Race and Sexuality" Adam Sharples, University of Alabama<br />
502070 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM New Orleans Marriott Audubon - Fifth Floor<br />
Speaking of Justice: A Close Examination of the Rhetorical Voices of Sotomayer, Ginsburg and Other<br />
Female Political Influences on Capitol Hill<br />
Sponsor: Feminist and Women Studies Division<br />
Chair: Barbara Parisi, Long Island University<br />
"A Diplomatic Voice: Madeleine Albright and Read My Pins" Ann Burnette, Texas State University, San Marcos<br />
"Autobiography as Activism: A Rhetorical Criticism of Blue Vinyl" Katie Lind, Syracuse University
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