Wednesday November 16, 2011 - National Communication ...

"02. 'Will You Date Me?' Understanding the Importance and Application of Audience Analysis" Mary Beth Asbury,
Middle Tennessee State University; Nathan Webb, University of Kansas
"03. Campus Exploration: Using University Paraphernalia to Generate Comprehension of Monroe’s Motivated
Sequence" Janice Metzger, Minnesota State University
"04. Cave Painting: Before There Were Voices" Thomas H. Walton, Univ of Arkansas, Ft. Smith
"05. Drowning Out Individual Voices: Identifying Groupthink in Titanic" Meredith Ginn, Georgia Highlands College,
Cartersville Campus
"06. Ethics and Plagiarism, Building Bridges between Theory and Practice, and from the Classroom to the 'Real
World': An Exercise in Critical Thinking and Judgment" Erin E. Baird, University of Oklahoma
"07. Giving the Past a Voice: Using Archives to Teach Communication Principles" Charmaine E. Wilson, University of
South Carolina Aiken
"08. Introducing Students to Their Cyber-Selves" Kathleen Stansberry, University of Oregon
"09. Let's Get Physical: Let Me Hear Your Body's 'Voice' A Facial Expression or Paralanguage Card Game" Kay E.
Neal, Univ of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
"10. Mastering the APA References Page and Communication Database Research: The APA References
Assignment" James Kimble, Seton Hall University
"11. Organizational Communication Role Plays" Kristen M. Berkos, Bryant University
"12. Photo, Voice, Story, and Reality: Teaching Interpretation of Reality through Photos in Undergraduate
Classes" Moyi Jia, Ohio University
"13. Presidential Rhetoric and Monroe's Motivated Sequence: A Practical Example" Kristin Barton, Dalton State
College
"14. The Voice in Nonverbal Immediacy: Screaming for Your Attention without Saying a Word Finding Nonverbal
Immediacy Cues in an Episode of ABC’s The Bachelor" John Katsion, Northwest Missouri State Univ
"15. Using Aristotle to Teach Speech Fundamentals: Giving a Speech About a Speech" Kevin Jones, George Fox
University
"16. Voices from Yesterday and Today: 80 years of Advertising to Women" Susan Kilgard, Anne Arundel Comm
College
"17. Voicing Difference: Global Dining Etiquette Around the World " Julie C. Copp, St. Louis Community College
"18. Voicing Students’ Stories: Communicating through Digital Narratives" Lisa K. Hanasono, Purdue University
"19. What Good is a Voice if there is No one to Listen to it?" Laura Janusik, Rockhurst University
"20. Your Voice Is Loud and Clear: Revealing the Relationship between the Information Posted on Social Networking
Sites and the Prying Eyes of Employers" William L. Mullen, Liberty University; Faith E. Mullen, Liberty University
208151 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Salon 816 - Eighth Floor
Dissonant Voices, Democratice Choices: The Rhetoric of Apportionment in Baker v. Carr
Sponsors: Communication and Law Division, Convention Theme Group
Chair: James Jasinski, Univ of Puget Sound
Presenters:
Dustin Buehler, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Catherine Langford, Texas Tech Univ
Carlo A. Pedrioli, Barry University
Mary Lynn L. Veden, Univ of Arkansas, Fayetteville
208152 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Salon 817 - Eighth Floor
Communication Apprehension and Competence Division Business Meeting
Sponsor: Communication Apprehension and Competence Division
Presenter:
Mike Hazel, Gonzaga University