Wednesday November 16, 2011 - National Communication ...

208095 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Rhythms III - Second Floor
Responding to the Call of Vernacular Discourse: Latina/o Discourse in Vernacular Spaces: Somos De
Una Voz [Are We of One Voice]?
Sponsors: Convention Theme Group, Critical and Cultural Studies Division, Feminist and Women Studies
Division, Latino/Latina Communication Studies Division
Chairs: Bernadette Calafell, University of Denver; Michelle A. Holling, California State Univ, San Marcos
Presenters:
D. Robert DeChaine, California State University, Los Angeles
Fernando Delgado, Univ of Wisconsin, River Falls
Lisa A. Flores, Univ of Colorado, Boulder
Angharad N. Valdivia, Univ of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Respondents: Nathaniel I. Cordova (In Memoriam), Williamette University; Richard Pineda, University of Texas, El
Paso; Bernadette Calafell, University of Denver; Michelle A. Holling, California State Univ, San
Marcos; Lisa Calvente, DePaul University; Darrel Enck-Wanzer, University of North Texas; Stacey Sowards, Univ of
Texas, El Paso
208101 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Napoleon A1 - Third Floor
Radical Citizenships? From Mythic Identity to Revolutionary Dissolution
Sponsor: Critical and Cultural Studies Division
Chair: Beverly R. Natividad, University of Denver
Respondent: Blake Abbott, University of Richmond
"Egypt and the Moment of Middle East Resistance: Delinking, Heterotopia, and the Possibilities for Revival of a
Revolutionary Voice" Heather Hayes, Univ of Minnesota, Twin Cities
"Orator Capitalist: Sarah Palin and the Politics of Representation" Matthew B. Morris, Univ of Texas, Austin
"Sarah Palin’s America: Mythological Formations and the American Dream" Dana M. Schowalter, Univ of Minnesota
"Teaching Defensive Citizenship: Glenn Beck’s Paranoia and Pedagogical Style" Jay P. Childers, University of
Kansas; Vince Meserko, University of Kansas
208103 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Napoleon A3 - Third Floor
The (Dis)articulation of Indigenous Peoples: Security, Memory, and Scapegoating
Sponsor: Critical and Cultural Studies Division
Chair: Jennifer Biedendorf, Penn State University
Respondent: Lynda Dee Dixon, Bowling Green State Univ
"A Roadmap of Colonial Ideology: Charting Militarization Rhetoric in Camacho’s State of the Island Addresses" Tiara
R. Naputi, Univ of Texas, Austin
"Blame the Cripple: HR 2824 and the Scapegoating of the Cherokee Nation" Eddie Glenn, University of Kansas
"Living the Experience: New Media and the Discourse of Liveness in Indigenous Exhibition" Miranda Brady, Carleton
University
208104 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Napoleon B1 - Third Floor
Speaking with the Voices of Marginalized Communities through Communication Activism Education:
Exemplars in Experiential Service-Learning to Promote Social Justice
Sponsor: Experiential Learning in Communication Division
Chair: Lawrence R. Frey, Trinity University/University of Colorado, Boulder