Wednesday November 16, 2011 - National Communication ...

505023 9:30 AM to 10:45 AM New Orleans Marriott Preservation Hall 2 - Second Floor
Giving Voice: A Metaphor for Everything From Training Students to the Creation of a Discipline
Sponsor: Training and Development Division
Chair: Paul N. Lakey, Abilene Christian University
"Assessing a Training Guide: Metaphoric Illumination for Dental Team Development" Spencer Patterson, Ohio
University
"Listening To Your Own Voice: Edward T. Hall and How the Need for Training Created a Discipline" Tomoko
Masumoto, Kanda University of International Studies
"The Voice of Gratitude in Organizations: The Gratitude Communication Training and Development
Opportunity" Ross Brinkert, Penn State University, Abington; Courtney Greenberg, Penn State Abington
"Training Student Employees to Effectively Apply Customer Service Principles to their Positions of Employment in
Higher Education" Rebecca Mullane, University of Wisconsin, Millwaukee; Rachel Gonnering, University of Wisconsin,
Milwaukee
505024 9:30 AM to 10:45 AM New Orleans Marriott Preservation Hall 3 - Second Floor
Speaking in Harmony: Using Cultural Differences to Understand Conflict
Sponsor: Peace and Conflict Communication Division
Chair: Ryan Fuller, Univ of California, Santa Barbara
Respondent: Stephen Croucher, Marist College
"'You Can’t Climb a Tree from Up': A Literature Review of Traditional African Interpersonal Conflict
Management" Lorelle Jabs, Seattle Pacific University
"Illusions of Transparency and Openness: Discursive Modernity of the United Nations Peacebuilding
Commission" Sarah Lynn Jones, Univ of Nebraska, Lincoln
"Mass Media and the Relevance of International Peacekeeping, Peace-enforcement, and Humanitarian Operations
with U.S. Military Policy " Jim Schnell, Ohio Dominican University
"The Networks That Fight Cyberterrorist Networks" Jonathan Matusitz, Univ of Central Florida
"Voices of Memory, Voices of Shame: Canada’s Oka Crisis as a Clash among Three Distinct Nations" Eric D. Ronis,
Champlain College
505025 9:30 AM to 10:45 AM New Orleans Marriott Preservation Hall 4 - Second Floor
Lives and/as Texts
Sponsor: Ethnography Division
Chair: Melanie Bailey Mills, Eastern Illinois Univ
Respondent: William Rawlins, Ohio University
"'Hurts So Good': How College Students Experience Pain From Listening to Popular Music" Scott H. Church, Univ of
Nebraska, Lincoln
"The Maintenance and Changes of Traditional African Cloth: Kente Cloth and Adinkra in the Global Market" Precious
Vida Yamaguchi, Cedar Crest College; Franklin N.A. Yartey, Bowling Green State University
"Peace in the Borderlands: An Ex-cult Member’s Evolving Lifeworld" Janice Bankert-Countryman, Indiana Univ-
Purdue Univ, Indianapolis
"'Tell It Like It Is': TV News as Narrative, the Real Story" Patty Malone, California State Univ, Fullerton
505027 9:30 AM to 10:45 AM New Orleans Marriott Preservation Hall 6 - Second Floor