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Because it promotes analytic and critical thinking, helps students refine their command of the written word, and provides students with an opportunity to develop their oral presentation skills, the Communication Studies department actively promotes student research projects. The publications, awards, University-supported research projects, and conference presentations listed below are the result of student-faculty collaboration arising out of course projects and/or faculty-supervised independent study projects.

  • Elliott Sawyer and Derek Buescher, 鈥淭ell the Whole Truth: Feminist Exception in WWII Wonder Woman鈥 in Ten Cent War, eds. J.J. Kimball and T. Goodnow (Jackson, MS: University of Mississippi Press, forthcoming).

  • Kristy Maddux, 鈥淐hristianity, Homosexuality and the 鈥楶lain Sense鈥 of Scripture鈥 Journal of the Northwest Communication Association, 30 (2001): 94-120

  • Megan Parker, 鈥淢emory, Narrative, and Myth in the Construction of National Identity: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Senate Debate Over Reparations for Japanese Americans鈥 in Rhetorical Democracy: Discursive Practices of Civic Engagement, eds. Hauser and A. Grim ( Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2004).

  • Jessica Ericson, top undergraduate student paper award, Northwest Communication Association convention, April 2012

  • Peter Campbell, top undergraduate student paper award, Northwest Communication Association convention, April 2006.

  • Lauren Gaither, top debut paper in media studies division, Western States Communication Association convention, February 2007.

  • Caitlin Quander, second place, top undergraduate student paper award, Northwest Communication Association convention, April 2005.

  • Kevin Patzelt, top student paper in media studies division, Western States Communication Association convention, February 2003.

  • Bryan Walsh, top three paper, Western States Communication Association Undergraduate Scholars Research Conference, February 2007.

  • Anna Sable, Summer Research Scholar 2013 (project: Examining Torture: A Look at Torture Discourse in Post-9/11 Animated Films).

  • Jessica Erickson, Summer Research Scholar 2010 (project: Does Choice Matter? The Generational Impact of Work-Life Balance on Low-Income Families).

  • Peter Campbell, University Scholar for summer 2005 (project: Representations of Women and the Death Penalty in Law and Order and Monster).

  • Maegan Parker, C.A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation Scholar for summer 2002 (project: The Persuasive Power of Conspiracy Rhetoric in Contemporary Holocaust Denial Literature).

  • Maegan Parker, Carol Read Scholar for summer 2001 (project: The Senate Debate over Reparations for Japanese-Americans: A Study of Argument and Its Function in the Construction of Collective Memory).

  • Kristy Maddux, Carol Read Scholar for summer 2000 (project: The Christian Debate Over Homosexuality: Strategies of Interpretation and Argumentation).

  • LiAnna Davis, Undergraduate Scholars Research Conference, Western States Communication Association convention, Albuquerque, NM., February 2004.

  • Jeannie Stuyvesant, DePauw University (IN) National Undergraduate Honors conference in Communication, March 2002.

  • Ashley Biggers, DePauw University (IN) National Undergraduate Honors conference in Communication, March 2002.

  • Maegan Parker, DePauw University (IN) National Undergraduate Honors conference in Communication, March 2001.

  • Kristy Maddux, Penn State University Communication Honors conference, July 2000.

  • Kristy Maddux, DePauw University (IN) National Undergraduate Honors conference in Communication, March 2000.

  • Maggy Di Costanzo, 鈥淟et鈥檚 Talk About Sex, Baby鈥: An Explorative Study of Sexual Communication Between Heterosexual Couples in The Netherlands presented at the Western States Communication Association Convention, Spokane, WA, February 2015

  • Jessica Erickson, 鈥淎nalyzing the Vertical Domain: of Juridical Rhetoric: Judge Garza鈥檚 Rhetorical Situation and 鈥楥ourt of Reason鈥 appeal in Fisher v. Texas鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2012.

  • Zach Goldstein, 鈥溾橶e Will be Cruel to the Germans:鈥 Violence, Irony, and the Justification of War in Inglorious Bastards鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2012.

  • Erica Jolly, 鈥淪he Made it After All: Representations of Second Wave Feminism in the Mary Tyler Moore Show鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2012.

  • Michael Leveton, 鈥(de)Constructing the Real American, or How Vitamins, a Prayer, and 24-inch Pylons Reflect Self-conceptions of American Identity in the 1980s鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2012.

  • Elliott Sawyer, 鈥淨ueering Comics: Kevin Keller and Queer Blindness within Archie Comics鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2012.

  • Juliet Witous, 鈥淢odern Family: A Critical Examination of the Masculine/Feminine Binary鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2012.

  • Kawika Huston, 鈥淗awaii: Helping You Live the New American Dream鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Kawika Huston, 鈥淚nsistence and Simplicity: Justice Scalia鈥檚 Use of Dramatic Language and Characterization鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Laura Kashiwase, 鈥淯nderstanding Emotional Labor in Prisons: Newjack: Guarding Sing-Sing鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Marie Kyle, 鈥淭aking the Easy Way Out (?): The Appeals Court Decision in ACLU v. NSA鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Michael Leveton, 鈥淭he Wartime Effort; Torture as a Constitutional Act of War鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Michael Leveton, 鈥淭his is Progress? Multiculturalism, Post-race, and the Extension of White Dominance鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • James Luu, 鈥淐ompliance Gaining and Empowerment in How Starbucks Saved My Life鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Terra Mahmoudi, 鈥淎bu Ghraib鈥檚 鈥楪illigan鈥: The Icon and its Vernacular鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Terra Mahmoudi, 鈥淎rgument, Constitutional Ethos, and Justice Kennedy鈥檚 Majority Decision in Boumediene v. Bush鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Jacquelyn Marcella, 鈥淩etrospective Sense-Making in the Meatpacking Industry: An Analysis of Fast Food Nation鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2010.

  • Alissa Jolly, 鈥淪tarbucks: Green or Greenwashing? - An Analysis of Green Claims in Starbucks Artifacts鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2009.

  • Katie Lind, "Finding common Ground in Political Rhetoric: Jesse Jackson鈥檚 1984 Democratic National Convention Speech" presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2009.

  • Emily Alm, "Marie Antoinette, Cultural Norms, and Interrogation of Historical Memory" presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2008.

  • Brain Cohen, "Dr. Strange How I Love Thee: An Analysis of the Ironic Trope in, Dr. Strangelove: or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2008.

  • Amy Polansky, "Dead Prez and the Pentad: Examining the Rhetorical Forms of Political Hip Hop" presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2008.

  • Felicia Flanders, 鈥淐racking the Suburban American Dream (and not putting it back together again): An Ideological Analysis of Showtime鈥檚 Weeds,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2007.

  • Lauren Gaither, 鈥淏eloved: Trauma and Cultural Memory of the Slave Experience,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2007.

  • Tanya Horlick, 鈥淲hen Keeping it Real Goes Wrong: Stereotypical Constructions of Blackness in Chapelle鈥檚 Show,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2007.

  • Sonia Ivancic, 鈥淩eading Between the Headlines: Negative Depictions of Homelessness in the Tacoma News Tribune and its Affect of Public Perception,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2007.

  • Travis McNamara, 鈥淥no & Sloop and the War on Terror: Can Anti-War Positions Ever Be Outlaw?鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2007.

  • Travis McNamara, 鈥淪in, Salvation, and Stereotypes: An Ideological Analysis of ABC鈥檚 Lost,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2007.

  • Matt Oliver, 鈥淗amden v. Rumsfeld: Majority and the Construction of the Public in Judicial Opinions,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2007.

  • Bryan Walsh, 鈥淐onstitutive Rhetoric in Hamden v. Rumsfeld,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2007.

  • Lauren Gaither, 鈥淭he Ambivalent Structuring of Homosexual Masculinity in Brokeback Mountain,鈥 presented at Western States Communication Association convention, Seattle, WA, February 2007.

  • Bryan Walsh, 鈥淩hetorical Analysis of Electronically-Mediated Games: An Extension of Burke鈥檚 Representative Anecdote,鈥 presented at the Western States Communication Association Undergraduate Scholars Research Conference, Seattle, WA, February, 2007.

  • Peter Campbell, 鈥淎 Rhetorical History of the 鈥楴ew Consensus鈥 Regarding the Second Amendment鈥 presented at the Rhetoric Society of America (national conference), Memphis, TN, May 2006.

  • Katie Azarow and Steven Hackett, 鈥淟agasse鈥檚 Position in Hurricane Relief,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Peter Campbell, 鈥淭he Constitutional Modalities of Evil Women: A Formalist Analysis of Arguments Concerning Women and the Death Penalty,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Peter Campbell, 鈥淭he Third Persona, Activism, and the Ivory Tower: A Critical Examination of Philip Wander鈥檚 鈥楾he Third Persona: An Ideological Turn in Rhetorical Theory鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Peter Campbell, 鈥淥rganizational Self-Representation and Hegemony in the Narrativization of Baseball,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Lauren Gaither, 鈥淐oming to Life: A Discussion of Homosexual Identity in Six Feet Under,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Tanya Horlick, 鈥淵ou Plat Like a Girl: Implicit Support of Sexual Inequality in 鈥楤end It Like Beckham,鈥欌 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Jeff Katz, Carrie Clark, Julia Rogers, Amy Polansky, 鈥淪tudent Perceptions of Race in Media Coverage of Hurricane Katrina,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Matt Oliver, 鈥淟egislative Cooptation: Aaron Sorkin鈥檚 The West Wing, Patriarchical White Liberalism, and the Abandonment of a Progressive Narrative,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Bryan Walsh, 鈥淚s God an American? An Ideological Analysis of Quantum Leap,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Alex Westcoat, 鈥淩escue Me: The Soap-on-a-Rope Opera,鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2006.

  • Peter Campbell, 鈥淭he Myth of the Perfect Feminist Martini: An Ideological Critique of Darren Star鈥檚 Sex and the City鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Tyler Cox, 鈥淧laymakers: An Examination of Counter-Hegemonic Possibilities鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Mike Cuseo, 鈥淧roof of Ability: The Role of Photography in the Progressive Freeskirting Industry鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Brody Franklin and Caitlin Quander, 鈥淒oes Technology Really Help? Communication Technologies Impact upon Female Work and Family Processes through First, Second, and Third Shift Perspectives鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Jacob Gaboury, 鈥淓ssentially Queer: Homosexual Commodification in Queer as Folk鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Megan Hatschek, 鈥淎 Dismal Future: Aspects of Ideology in Ridley Scott鈥檚 鈥楤lade Runner鈥欌 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Andrea Johnson, Jonathan Blum and Mary Larimer, 鈥淭he Changing Workplace: An Analysis Regarding the Influence of Technology on Male Gender Roles and Responsibilities鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Courtney Kim, 鈥淐ritical Analysis of Nixon鈥檚 鈥楥heckers鈥 Speech鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Madeline Soboleff Levy, 鈥淧roblematic White Female Gaze: 鈥楾hirteen鈥欌 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Caitlin Quander, 鈥淒iscourses of Delivery: An Investigation and Analysis of Language in Obstetrics and Midwifery鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Heather Sarver and Quentin Flores, 鈥淲orking Parents: Does Childcare Choice Impact Children as Adults? presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Cory Wynhof and Ted Meriam, 鈥淐onstructing the Triangle: A Unity of Gender, Technology, and Work-Life Balance鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2005.

  • Ashley M. Biggers, 鈥淓merging Identities: Judith Sargent Murray鈥檚 Rhetorical Construction of Republican Motherhood,鈥 presented at Western States Communication Association convention, Albuquerque, NM., February 2004.

  • Kayla Bordelon, 鈥淧urifying in Ashes: Science and Faith as Explanation in Young Men and Fire鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Brooke Churchfield, 鈥淰engeance and Self-Monitoring: The Role of Low Self-Regulation鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Tyler Cox, 鈥淎ntwone Fisher: A Culturally Authentic Representation of the Struggles of Black Youth鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Tyler Cox and Marty Fitchen, 鈥淣ormalizing Sexuality: The Presentation of Images in Retail Clothing Companies鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Robert Crandall, 鈥淎n Analysis of George W Bush鈥檚 September 20th, 2001 Address to Congress鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Robert Crandall and Tara Wood, 鈥淎merican Eagle: Promotion of American Culture as Primary Appeal to Youth鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Mike Cuseo, 鈥淰engeance and the Rhetorical Sensitivity, Rhetorical Reflector, and Noble Self Attitudes鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Mike Cuseo, 鈥淪urvival in the Media Age: Family Guy and the Imperative of Cultural Literacy鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • LiAnna Davis, 鈥淔rom Headlines to the Screen: Genre and Justice in Law and Order鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Jon Fulwiler and Dave Scheinfeld, 鈥淲hat Do I Wear: Gender Bias in Outdoor Recreational Equipment鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • John David Graziano, 鈥淭he Role of Vengeance in Assessing Legal Justice鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Andrea Johnson, 鈥淰engeance Regulation: The Role of Negative Social Evaluation and Embarrassability鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Anna Karl, 鈥淭he Boston Schoolmasters Controversy and the Reconstitution of American Society鈥 presented at the Rhetoric Society of America (national conference), Austin, TX, May 2004.

  • Adrienne Klopfenstein, Catherine Smith and Mary Larimer, 鈥淰ictoria鈥檚 Secret and Branding Sexuality鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Madeline Levy, 鈥淕ender Roles and Vengeance: The BSRI and Vengeful Stereotypes鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Locke McKenzie, 鈥淭he Cigar Shop Indian Lives: Race and Representation in the Teachings of Don Juan鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Travis McNamara, 鈥淒ehumanizing Modernity: Slavomir Rawicz鈥檚 Narrative Treatment of Modernism鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Lindsey Morck, 鈥淭he Enduring Nation: Nationalism in Shackleton鈥檚 Trans-Antarctic Expedition鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Kasey Stanislaw, 鈥淎cid Rock Family Values and Reality TV: An Analysis of The Osbournes鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Cory Wynhof, 鈥淰erbal Aggression and Vengeance鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Cory Wynhof, 鈥淰igilante Justice in The Shield鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2004.

  • Ashley Biggers, 鈥淣ot the Right Kind of Girl: Feminist Themes in 鈥楴orma Rae鈥欌 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2003.

  • Ashley Biggers, 鈥淚nvesting American Values: Narrative and Metaphor in William Jefferson Clinton鈥檚 Northern Ireland Peace Process Rhetoric鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2003.

  • Lauren Daniels, 鈥淏lowing the Whistle on AOL Time Warner: Failure of the Mindguards鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2003.

  • Brook Irving, 鈥淕roupthink in the 鈥楤oiler Room鈥: Sterling Foster鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2003.

  • Stacy Nash, 鈥淕roupthink and the Study of Corporate Corruption: Conceptual Overlap鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2003.

  • John Oldenburg, 鈥淭he Cleansing Function of Groupthink: Tyco International鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2003.

  • Maegan Parker, 鈥淭he Pragmatic Style: Mainstream Conspiracy and the Anti-Defamation League鈥檚 Counter-Conspiratorial Refutation of Holocaust Denial Literature,鈥 presented at Western States Communication Association convention, Salt Lake City, UT, February 2003.

  • Kevin Patzelt, 鈥淐urrent Constructs and Resistant Images: Visual Representations of the Female Athlete,鈥, presented at Western States Communication Association conventions, Salt Lake City, UT, February 2003.

  • Caitlin Quander, 鈥淎 Close Analysis of Indira Gandhi鈥檚 鈥楳artin Luther King鈥 Speech on January 24, 1969鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2003.

  • Aaron Thomson, 鈥淐ritical Analysis of John F. Kennedy鈥檚 1962 Address at Rice University鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2003.

  • Ashley M.N. Allen, 鈥淧ope John Paul II鈥檚 Metaphors: Light, Journey and Fruit鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2002.

  • David Anderson, 鈥淭echnology and Trust: OIS and Library Integration鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2002.

  • Joey A. Barham, 鈥淲ill and Grace (Network Broadcast Television)鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2002.

  • James S. Conway, 鈥淕rosse Pointe Black (1997)鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2002.

  • Maegan Parker, 鈥淢emory, Narrative, and Myth in the Construction of National Identity: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Senate Debate over Reparations for Japanese-Americans鈥 presented at the Rhetoric Society of America (national conference), Las Vegas, NV, May, 2002.

  • Kevin Patzelt, 鈥淭echnology and Change: Adopting Online Registration at LA University鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2002.

  • Alexandra B. Peterson, 鈥淎merican Psycho (2000) & Flight Club (1999)鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2002.

  • Paige P. Ranney, 鈥淪ix Feet Under (Premium Cable Television)鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2002.

  • Jeanne Stuyvesant, 鈥淒awson鈥檚 Creek (Network Broadcast Television)鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2002.

  • Ashley M.N. Allen, 鈥淩hetorical Exploration of Bishop Fulton Sheen鈥檚 Sermon, 鈥楾he Practical Effects of Mediation鈥欌 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2001.

  • Kelly Ross Doxey, 鈥淎ustralia鈥檚 Land as Women: Metaphor Developed in National Narratives鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2001.

  • Kristy Maddux, 鈥淥nce the Gender Battle is Won: Hilary Clinton鈥檚 Feminine Style for Audience Identification鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2001.

  • Maegan Parker, 鈥淧erceptions of the Past鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2001.

  • Jessica Stewart, 鈥淭he Role that Gender Plays in Organizational Socialization: Examining Working Girl and October Sky for the Differentiation Perspective鈥 鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2001.

  • Jennifer Thiel, 鈥淭he Ballot or the Bullet鈥 presented at the Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur d鈥橝lene, ID, April 2001.