Communication Faculty Presentations

 

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Presentations from 2023

Initializing a Systematic Approach to Scholarship at the Intersection of Communication and Religion: Epistemological and Methodological Considerations, Tiffany L. Thomson

Presentations from 2017

I Can’t Take Him a Picture of My Church: How One Man’s Religious Experience Helped to Take Me Beyond the Limits of Photovoice, Andrew J. Harris

Conceptualizing Positive and Negative Experiences and Coping Approaches in the Basic Communication Course, Eric W. Mishne

Creating a Research Agenda as a Graduate Student, Eric W. Mishne

Creating Work/Life Balance: Fostering Flexibility, Determination, and Self-empathy, Eric W. Mishne

Finding Similarities in Public Speakers: A Qualitative Analysis of NFA’s 2016 Persuasive Speech Champion and the Toastmasters 2016 International Champion, Eric W. Mishne

Leaving the Bias Behind: New Research on Judge Bias in the Forensics Community, Eric W. Mishne

Separation of Crowd and Stage: A Participant Observation at an Open Mic, Eric W. Mishne

That’s Your Favorite Movie? Persuade Me: Teaching Students How to Make a Logical Argument, Eric W. Mishne

The Chopped Classroom, Eric W. Mishne

The State of Humanity: A Burkean Analysis of AMC’s Humans, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2016

60 Seconds in a Circle, Eric W. Mishne

Effects of Argumentative Headings on Text Comprehension, Eric W. Mishne

Finding Your Foundation: Exploring Approaches to Communication Scholarship, Eric W. Mishne

Romancing the Wall; Flirting in Public CMC Spaces, Eric W. Mishne

Student Motivation for Attending College and the Impact on Academic Success, Eric W. Mishne

The Academic Movie Review; How to Write an Abstract, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2015

Content Strategy as a New Field for Technical and Professional Writers, Nicholas A. Carrington

Using the Introductory Tech Comm Class to Help Students Explore Writing Careers, Nicholas A. Carrington

Applying Rhetorical Principles to Visuals, Sandra W. Harner

Teaching Project Management Skills, Sandra W. Harner

Change Management in the Basic Course, Heather Heritage

Ooooh Can I, Can I? Competitors in The Judges Seat, Eric W. Mishne

The Art of Forensics, Eric W. Mishne

The Art of Forensics, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2014

Finding the Right Job: Why You Have More Options Than You Think, Nicholas A. Carrington

Preparing Students to Learn Technology Throughout Their Careers, Nicholas A. Carrington

Redefining and Rebranding an Effective Program, Nicholas A. Carrington

Teaching Technology in Technical Communication Programs, Nicholas A. Carrington

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Examining Faculty Attitudes and Perceptions of Diversification Efforts at a Christian University, Christine K. Fulmer, Mark Caleb Smith, J. Michael Lopez, and Melanie Otis

Incorporating Technical Communication Theory into the Curriculum, Sandra W. Harner

The Technical Communicator and the Importance of Working with Emotional Intelligence, Sandra W. Harner

Advanced Impromptu Speaking, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2013

Teaching Technical Communication Tools without Letting Them Take Over the Class, Nicholas A. Carrington

Advanced Coaching Workshop, Eric W. Mishne

Rhetorical Criticism for Beginners, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2012

Advanced Forensics Workshop, Eric W. Mishne

Beginning Logic, Eric W. Mishne

Beginning Public Speaking, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2011

"We're Not Racists" in a Post-racial Obama Era: A Fantasy Theme Analysis of the Tea Party Movement, Deborah B. Haffey

Exploring and Enhancing Your Creativity, Sandra W. Harner

How to Teach Students to Develop Professional Portfolios, Sandra W. Harner

Beginning Public Speaking, Eric W. Mishne

Developing a Character for Oral Interpretation, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2010

Engaging in Healthy Discussion, Derrick L. Green

Communication Across the Curriculum: Evidence-Based Learning and Teaching, Deborah B. Haffey and Melissa S. Faulkner

Beginning Public Speaking, Eric W. Mishne

Beginning Public Speaking, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2009

Beginning Public Speaking, Eric W. Mishne

Presentations from 2007

Tools for Engagement--or Disengagement, Part II: Serving Through Connections, J. Wesley Baker

Presentations from 2006

Tools for Engagement--or Disengagement, J. Wesley Baker

Does Sex Education Work?, J. Michael Lopez, Chi-en Hwang, V. Huber, and J. Black

Presentations from 2005

Recollection of Caretaker Touch in Childhood and Communication Apprehension in College Age Adults, Michael W. Firmin, J. Michael Lopez, and L. Cummings

Cedarville University Multicultural Learning Community, Derrick L. Green

Cedarville University Multicultural Learning Community, Derrick L. Green

Interplay of Influence: Values and Frames in the Formation of Public Opinion, Deborah B. Haffey

Trends in Undergraduate Curricula in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Communication Programs, Sandra W. Harner

Presentations from 2004

An Examination of Mock Aggression Behaviors and Two Variables: Communication Apprehension and Gender, Michael W. Firmin, J. Michael Lopez, and E. Geissler

Reporting the War: The Military Analysts' Role in Intermedia Agenda-Setting, Deborah B. Haffey

The Lasting Legacy of Roe v. Wade, Deborah B. Haffey

Value Conflicts, Frames, and News Reports of "The Passion of the Christ", Deborah B. Haffey

Storytelling, James R. Phipps

Looking Back and Moving Forward: What We Know and Yet Need to Know to Accommodate Students with Disabilities in the Basic Communication Course, Margaret S. Wheeler

Presentations from 2003

Best Practices in Using a Course Management System Effectively, J. Wesley Baker

Preparing Graphics for Web and Presentation Use, J. Wesley Baker

Preparing Graphics for Web and Presentation Use, J. Wesley Baker

The "Classroom Flip": A Model for Pedagogically Effective Use of a Course Management System, J. Wesley Baker

Tips on Helpful Tools, J. Wesley Baker

Cinema, Worldview, and the Christian Response, Deborah B. Haffey

Reporting the War: The Military Analysts' Role in Intermedia Agenda-Setting, Deborah B. Haffey and Clark F. Greer

Trends in Undergraduate Curricula in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Communication Programs in the United States: A Brief Look, Sandra W. Harner

Trends in Undergraduate Curricula in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Communication Programs in the United States: A Brief Look, Sandra W. Harner

Rhetoric in the Small Insitutions, James R. Phipps

Presentations from 2002

Classroom Flip, J. Wesley Baker

Intermediate Use of WebCT, J. Wesley Baker

Multimedia in a Course Management System, J. Wesley Baker

Preparing Graphics for Web and Presentation Use, J. Wesley Baker

"We Must All Hang Together or We Will All Hang Separately": Lessons Learned from the SBC American Faculty Development Technology Program, J. Wesley Baker

Identifying Micro-cultural Differences in Mediated Communication: Advertisement Nonverbal Communication in Hong Kong's Chinese and English Press, Charles W. Elliott

The Day After: An Evaluation of US Newspaper Front Page Coverage of the 911 Attacks on the United States, Charles W. Elliott

The Silent Language of Advertising: An Analysis of Gestures in German and Hong Kong Magazine Advertisements, Charles W. Elliott

The Effect of Value Conflict in Frames on Public Opinion, Deborah B. Haffey

Developing a Strategic Marketing Framework, Sandra W. Harner

Presentations from 2001

Classroom Flip, J. Wesley Baker

The "Classroom Flip": A Model for Pedagogically Effective Use of a Course Management System, J. Wesley Baker

The Classroom Flip: Becoming the Guide by the Side, J. Wesley Baker

Agencies on the Web: News Content and Values of the Big Four Online, Charles W. Elliott

The Silent Language of Advertising: An Analysis of Nonverbal Expressions in German and Hong Kong Magazine Advertisements, Charles W. Elliott

Presentations from 2000

The Classroom Flip: Becoming the Guide by the Side, J. Wesley Baker

The Classroom Flip: Becoming the Guide by the Side, J. Wesley Baker

The Classroom Flip: Becoming the Guide by the Side, J. Wesley Baker

Why Use a CMS?, J. Wesley Baker

Is There a West? Analysis of Content and News Values in the English-Language Online Press, Charles W. Elliott

Presentations from 1999

OFIC/Ameritech Project, J. Wesley Baker

Technology for Learning's Sake: Effective Practices in IT for Teaching and Learning, J. Wesley Baker

Effective Uses of Online Discussion, J. Wesley Baker and Sandra W. Harner

Hofstede's Masculine-Feminine Cultural Dimension in Magazine Ads from Germany and Hong Kong, Charles W. Elliott

The Asian Online Newspaper: A Media Richness Evaluation, Charles W. Elliott

The Challenges of Teaching Online, Sandra W. Harner

Perceptions of Flirting Based on the Initiator, Sex of the Observer, and the Use of Nonverbal or Verbal Cues, D. D. Henningsen, G. Tuebner, R. Reinke, and Derrick L. Green