Wednesday November 16, 2011 - National Communication ...

Authentically Speaking: Making Claims to Authentic Voices in Transnational Contexts
Sponsors: American Studies Division, Critical and Cultural Studies Division
Chair: James Hay, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
"'I Pity the Fool' / 'His Death Would Be Too Obvious': Japanese Rearticulations of U.S. Culture" Robert Mejia, Univ
of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
"'Promoting the New China': From Government Propaganda to Private Advertisement" Hui Li, Xiamen University of
China
"Bottoms Up: Black American Women and Representation in German Contemporary Culture" Kimberly Alecia
Singletary, Northwestern University
"Journey to the East: Constructions of Afro-Asia in African American Media during the Cold War" Robeson Taj
Frazier, University of Southern California
"Witnessing Time through TIME: What Difference do 40 Years Make for the Visual Representation of China on the
Cover of Time Magazine?" Joy Yang Jiao, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
210104 12:30 PM to 1:45 PM Sheraton New Orleans Napoleon B1 - Third Floor
A Sampler of Content Analyses in Mass Communication
Sponsor: Mass Communication Division
Chair: Brenton Malin, Univ of Pittsburgh
Respondent: Leslie A. Rill, Portland State University
"Content Analysis as a Predictive Methodology: Online Video Game Auctions on eBay" Mu Wu, Penn State
University; Kimberly Neuendorf, Cleveland State University
"The Portrayal of Sex and Sexuality in Entertainment Media: A Content Analysis of Media Popular with Lesbian, Gay,
and Bisexual Adolescents" Bradley J. Bond, Georgetown University
"Cosmopolitanizing Identity: A Content Analysis of Television Advertisements in Lebanon" Assem Nasr, Indiana
University Purdue University, Fort Wayne
"Media Representation of Climate Change in South Korea" Jungmi Jun, University of Northern Iowa
210106 12:30 PM to 1:45 PM Sheraton New Orleans Napoleon B3 - Third Floor
Emotions in the Workplace
Sponsor: Organizational Communication Division
Chair: Elizabeth K. Rush, Univ of Colorado, Boulder
Respondent: Heather E. Canary, University of Utah
"Being Pushed and Pulled: HR Professionals’ Perceptions of Their Roles in Workplace Bullying Situations" Renee
Cowan, Univ of Texas, San Antonio; Mary F. Hoffman, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire; Lisa Furler, Texas State
University, San Marcos
"Flipping the Perspective: Finding the Working-class Voice in Emotional Intelligence" Jonathan Wickert, University of
Missouri
"Paradoxes, Dirty Work, and Intermediary Emotional Labor: The Emotional Work of Female Judges, Bailiffs, and
Clerks" Jennifer Scarduzio, Arizona State University; Sarah J. Tracy, Arizona State University
"Some Things are Better Left Not Unsaid: An Exploratory Study of the Communicatively-Restricted Organizational
Stressor" Alice E. Veksler, University of Connecticut; Justin P. Boren, Santa Clara University
"The Impact of an Enacted Social Support Training Intervention on Work-Life Interaction and Stress in a Sample of
Working Adults" Justin P. Boren, Santa Clara University; Jess K. Alberts, Arizona State University
210108 12:30 PM to 1:45 PM Sheraton New Orleans Napoleon C2 - Third Floor
Non-Governmental Organizations