DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNICATION
FACULTY ACTIVITIES REPORT
FOR JULY 1, 2000 TO JUNE
30, 2001
I. Publications, Performances, Exhibits
Dalton, Mary
Authored the companion Web
site for _The Art of Movie-Making:
Script to Screen_ by Richard Beck Peacock.
http://cw.prenhall.com/bookbind/pubbooks/peacock/
Premiere screening of
documentary "I'm Not My Brother's Keeper: Leadership and Civil Rights in
Winston-Salem, North Carolina" on February 23, 2001 at Wake Forest
University. Wrote, Directed, and
Co-Produced this project.
Reading of my original
screenplay "Swing For The Fences" at the University Film and Video
Association in Colorado Springs in August, 2000. This was a full-length, staged reading with actors.
Hazen, Michael
Ananda Mitra, Stefne
Lenzmeier, Timothy Steffenmeier, Rachel Avon, Nancy Qu, and Mike Hazen, “Gender
and Computer Use in an Academic Institution:
Report from a Longitudinal Study,” JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING
RESEARCH 23:1, 2000.
Hyde, Michael
The Call of Conscience: Heidegger and Levinas, Rhetoric and the Euthanasia Debate (University of South Carolina Press, 2001).
“Defining ‘Human Dignity’ in
the Debate Over the (Im)Morality of Physician-Assisted Suicide, Journal of
Medical Humanities, 22(2001): 69-82.
“Hermeneutics and
Interpretation,” in The Encyclopedia of Rhetoric, ed. Thomas O. Sloane
(New York: Oxford University Press, 2001).
This is a 6,000 word entry. Book
will be published in May but I do not yet know exact page numbers.
Louden, Allan
Not his father's debate
(2000). Wake Forest Magazine, 48, 28-31.
(The Last Word, p. 64)
The politics of producing debates: Commission survived
challenges, but its authority remains tenuous. Editorial, Winston-Salem
Journal, Oct. 7, 2000.
The ritual value of debates. Editorial, Greensboro
News and Record, Oct. 8, 2000.
McMillan, Jill
McMillan,
J.J. and Hyde, M.J. (2000). “Technological innovation and change: A case study
in the formation of organizational conscience. The Quarterly Journal of
Speech, 86: 1-29.
Mitra, Ananda
Mitra, A. (2001). Diasporic voices in cyberspace. New media and society, 3, 46-63.
Mitra, A., Chesner, C., Burg, J., Ferebee, M. (2000). Computer
Mediated Communication and Face-to-Face Instruction. Teaching with Technology, Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing.
Mitra, A., Steffensmeier, T., Lenzmeier, S., Avon, R., Qu, N. and Hazen,
M. (2000). Gender and Computer Use in an Academic
Institution: Report from a Longitudinal Study.
Journal of Educational Computing Research, v 23 (1), 67-84.
Mitra, A. (2000). Introduction to Special Issue. Journal of Educational Computing
Research, v 23 (1), 1-3.
Mitra, A. (2000). Virtual commonality: Looking for India on
the Internet. In D. Bell and B. M.
Kennedy (Eds.), The Cyberculture Reader (pp. 676-694). New York, NY: Routledge.
Hyde, M. and Mitra, A.
(2000). On the ethics of creating a
face in cyberspace: The case of a University.
In V. Berdayes and J. Murphy (Eds.) Computers, Human Interaction and
Organizations, (pp. 161-188). New
York, NY: Praeger
Mitra, A. (2000). Sen's imaging of the seventies: Calcutta and
West Bengal. In (Ed. Sumita
Chakravarty) Mrinal Sen: The Cinema
of Politics, The Politics of Cinema (pp. 37-65). London: Flicks Publishing.
Hyde, M. and Mitra, A.
(1999). Communication, acknowledgment
and morality of cyberspace. In D. F.
Burlingame and M. J. Poston (Eds.) The Impact of Technology on Fundraising,
(pp. 15-38). New York, NY: Jossey-Bass.
NB: Although dated '1999' the publication
appeared within this time period.
Mitra, A. (July 2000).
Internet, pedagogy and power. Proceedings of the World Multiconfernece on
Systematics, Cybernatics and Informatics, International Institute of
Informatics and Systematics.
Mitra, A. (June 2000). Gender and
instructional use of computers. Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia Annual.
Mitra, A. (May 2000). Gender
and instructional use of computers. Proceedings of the CATE 2000 Conference.
Rogan, Randall G.
Hullet, C. R., McMillan, J.
J., & Rogan, R. G. (2000). Caregivers'
predispositions
and perceived organizational expectations
for the provision of social support to
nursing home residents. Health
Communication, 12, 277-300.
Watts, Eric
“Voice and Voicelessness in
Rhetorical Studies,” Quarterly Journal of Speech 87 (2001).
“Cultivating a Black Public
Voice,” Rhetoric & Public Affairs 4 (Summer 2001).
“African American Rhetoric:
An Overview,” in Encyclopedia of Rhetoric New York: Oxford UP, 2001.
(Due in Spring)
“The Female Voice in Hip Hop:
an exploration of the Potential of the Erotic Appeal,” in Centering Ourselves:
African American Feminist and Womanist Studies of Discourse. Marsha Houston
and Olga I. Davis (Eds.) Cresskill, N.J.: Hampton Press. (Due in Spring).
LaFrance, Betty
DuRant, R. H., Wolfson, M.,
La France, B. H., Balkrishnan, R., Riggsby, L, & Altman, D. (2001). An evaluation of a mass media campaign to
encourage parents of adolescents to talk to their children about sex. Paper to be presented to Society for
Adolescent Medicine meeting in San Diego, March.
Rogan, R. G., La France, B.
H., Chesner, C., Ferebee, M. & Hall, J. (2001). What Goals are People Really Concerned about During Conflict? Paper submitted to be presented to the
Interpersonal Division of the National Communication Association Annual
Convention, Atlanta.
La France, B. H. (2000). How Can Functions be Measured? Paper presented to the Intrapersonal and
Social Cognition Division of the National Communication Association Annual
Convention, Seattle.
Dalton, Mary
"Media Studies and
Emancipatory Praxis: An Autoethnographic Essay on Critical Pedagogy" at
the University Film and Video Association in Colorado Springs in August, 2000.
Panel moderator for
"Industry Professionals Tell You How To Get Started" at The North
Carolina Screenwriting Conference in Raleigh, NC in November, 2000.
Hyde, Michael
“Engaging Ethics in Dialogue: Levinas and Radical Alterity”
“Creating a Well-Defined
Argument of ‘Human Dignity’ in the Debate Over the (Im)Morality of
Physician-Assisted Suicide”
“Rhetoric, Death, and the
Euthanasia Debate”
“A Critique of Hans-Georg
Gadamer’s Philosophical Hermeneutics and Political Engagement”
(All papers
presented at the Annual Convention of the National Communication Association,
Seattle, WA., 2000)
Llewellyn, John
Presented “Militia’s
Mischief: Creating a Presence and Reality on the Web,” on a panel for the
Political Communication Division examining the Internet and hate groups at the
National Communication Association Convention in Seattle in November, 2000.
Louden, Allan
Political debates in the 2000 election, Carolina's Communication Association, Wilmington,
NC, October 2000.
Constitutin' engagement: Charland, constitutive
rhetoric, and competitive debate. Chair,
National Communication Association, Seattle, WA, November 2000.
Debates 2000: A Political Sideshow? Invited Lecture, Boston College, October 26, 2000.
McMillan, Jill
National
Communication Association Annual Convention, Chicago IL, November 4-7, 1999:
“The experience of learning: exploring the “student as consumer” metaphor”.
Invited panelist.
Mitra, Ananda
"Needs Assessments:
Taking the Pulse of Communities."
Invited Workshop at the 2000 Annual Conference of the Virginia Parks and
Recreation Society, Hot Springs, VA, December 2000.
"Internet, pedagogy and
power." Plenary Keynote address at
the SCI-2000 Conference of the International Institute of Informatics and
Systematics, Orlando, FL, July 2000.
"Gender and
instructional use of computers." Association for the Advancement of
Computing in Education Conference, Montreal, Canada, June 2000.
"Pedagogy, discourse and
the digital revolution." (C. Chesner, M. Ferebee,
J. Berg and A. Mitra). CATE 2000, Cancun, Mexico, May 2000.
Invited workshop on needs
assessment presented at the Annual Conference of the Pennsylvania Parks and
Recreation Society in March 2001.
Invited workshop to be
presented at the North Eastern Training Institute of the National Recreation
and Parks Association in May 2001.
Paper to be presented at the
ICA Annual conference in May 2001.
Rogan, Randall G.
Rogan, R. G., & Hammer,
M. R. (2000, July). F.I.R.E.: A communication model of crisis/hostage
negotiation. Presentation at the 7th International Conference on
Language and Social Psychology, Cardiff, Wales.
Rogan, R. G., & Hammer,
M. R. (2000, November). The F.I.R.E. model: A communication-based framework for
crisis/hostage negotiations. Paper
presented at the National Communication Association convention, Seattle, WA.
Hammer, M. R., & Rogan,
R. G. (2000, July) Latio and Indochinese interpretive
frames in negotiating conflict with law enforcement: A focus group
analysis.
Invited paper presented at the 7th International
Conference on Language and Social Psychology, Cardiff, Wales.
Watts, Eric
“Of Cultural Memory, Race,
and Silence,” at the National Communication Association Conference, Seattle,
Washington, November 2000.
“The Spectacular Consumption
of ‘True’ African American Culture: ‘Whassup’ with the Budweiser Guys?” at the
National Communication Association Conference, Seattle, Washington, November
2000.
Zulick, Margaret
The "Pure-Bred" Dog
and the Semiosis of Race: The American Kennel Club, the Eugenics
Movement,andthe Constitution of Purity in the Politics of Identity.By Margaret D. Zulick and Andrew W. Leslie. Paper
presented at the International Conference on Rhetoric—Constitution—Agency,
Montreal, 29-30 September, 2000.
III. Editorships, Offices, Consultancies
LaFrance, Betty
Consultant, with Barbara
Alverez Martin, M.P.H., Project Director of the North Carolina Initiative to
Reduce Underage Drinking (NC Governor's Institute on Alcohol and Substance
Abuse, Inc.) and Mark Wolfson (Associate Professor and Director, Center for
Community Research Section on Social Sciences and Health Policy, Department of
Public Health Services)
Dalton, Mary
Editorial Board
"Creative Screenwriting."
Hazen, Michael
Editorial Board Quarterly Journal of Speech
Editorial Board Argumentation and Advocacy
Editorial Board Controversy
Russian Orthodox University
of St. John the Divine on the Creation of a Department of Communication (no
compensation)
Hyde, Michael
Editorial Board Quarterly
Journal of Speech
Editorial Board Philosophy
and Rhetoric
Editorial Board Critical
Studies in Mass Communication
External reviewer for Journal
of Applied Communication Research
University of South Carolina
Press, External Reviewer, 4 weeks.
Llewellyn, John
Associate editor, Free Speech
Yearbook
Associate editor, Public
Relations Review
Associate editor,
Communication Law Review
Louden, Allan
Editorial Board for Speaker and Gavel, 1991-Present; Board
of Directors for
InternationalJournalofForensics., 1998-.
Reviewer for Speaker and Gavel, Communication
Studies; Reviewer for Book: UNCIVIL WAR
American Forensics
AssociationFinance Committee
National Communication
Association Chair, International Committee on Discussion and
Debate
McMillan, Jill
Editorial Board—Southern Communication Journal
Management Communication
Quarterly
Reviewer—The Quarterly Journal of Speech
Consultant-with
the Director and Assistant Director of
Great Beginnings, November, 1999
(5 hours)
Consultant—with
the Director of the Winston-Salem Downtown Church Center, Fall,1999 (20 hours)
**As I
mentioned in the Community Service category, both consultations were pro bono.
Mitra, Ananda
Reviewed manuscripts for New
Media and Society
Reviewed manuscripts for Critical
Studies in Mass Communication
Reviewed manuscripts for Journal
of Computer Mediated Communication
Reviewed manuscripts for the
annual conference of the International Communication Association
Member of the editorial
review board for Critical Studies in Mass Communication
Member of the editorial
review board for New Media and Society
Worked with Management
Learning Laboratories in assessment of park and recreation services in several
communities. Mostly in summer and
during winter breaks with about 1 day per month during school year.
Rogan, Randall G.
Invited reviewer for Human Communication Research (4 reviews).
Chair of the Peace and Conflict
Communication Commission of the National Communication Association
Maintaining dialogue with
Winston-Salem Police Department and Forsyth County Sheriff's department
concerning crisis negotiations. Serving
as consultant/advisor on crisis negotiation for the Winston-Salem Police
Department hostage negotiation team. No
significant time commitment to date.
Threat assessment and author
identification work with M.R. Hammer; limited time commitment.
Principal
investigator/consultant to the Community Oriented Policing Strategies project
at North Forsyth High school, Winston-Salem, NC; dealing with gang-related
youth violence.
Member of the Behavioral
Health Division of the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Special Operations Response
Team (SORT).
Principal partner in Center
for Crisis Response and Management, an international consulting group
specializing in crisis response training for multinational corporations,
governments and non-profit agencies.
Watts, Eric
Editorial Board, Communication
Quarterly
Guest Editor, Critical
Studies in Media Communication, December 2000.
Chair, Black Caucus, National
Communication Association
Zulick, Margaret
Editorial Board, Women's
Studies in Communication
Editorial Board, Quarterly
Journal of Speech (1 manuscript reviewed since January)
Chapter 4: External Grants Received (Item J on
Information Form)
McMillan, Jill
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Topic: |
Deliberative Democracy |
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Agency: |
The Kettering Foundation |
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$ Funded: |
$20, 000 |
Rogan, Randall G.
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Topic: |
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Agency: |
Sub-contract with
Winston-Salem Police Department; DOJ COPS Grant |
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$ Requested: |
$33,500.00 |
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$ Funded: |
$46,500.00 |