SUMMARY OF WFU FACULTY INFORMATION FORMS
for
Reporting Professional Activities
Reynolda Campus
2001-2002
I. Publications, Performances, Exhibits
III. Editorships, Offices,
and Consultancies
I. Publications, Performances, Exhibits
Author of a
companion Website for Understanding Movies by Louis Giannetti
(9th edition), published by Prentice Hall. http://cwx.prenhall.com/bookbind/pubbooks/giannetti/
Site went live
in the fall of 2001.
A special grant
made I'm Not My Brother's Keeper:
Leadership and Civil Rights in Winston-Salem, North Carolina available to
all area middle schools, as well as libraries and universities statewide. Broadcast on the “North Carolina Visions”
program on UNC-TV (North Carolina Public Television) in
Michael David Hazen, Review of Argument
Revisited: Argument Redefined by
Barbara Emmel,Paula Resch, and Deborah Tenney (eds.). Argumentation 15 (4) (November 2001), 499-502.
Louden, Allan
The CIDD Launches Eastern European Debate
Can the Merger
Emerge with Multiple Identities? (2001) (Eric Clearinghouse)
Mitra, A. (March,
2002). Trust, authenticity and discursive power in cyberspace.Communications
of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
Mitra, A., LaFrance, B. and
McCullough, S. (2001). Difference in the attitude between
women and men toward computerization. Journal
of Educational Computing Research, 25(3), 227-244.
Mitra, A. and Schwartz, R. L. (2001).
From Cyber Space to Cybernetic Space: Rethinking the Relationship between
Real and Virtual Spaces. Journal of
Computer Mediated Communication, 7(1).
Mitra, A. (June 2001). Developing a questionnaire to measure the effectiveness of computers in
teaching. Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia Annual.
Mitra, A. (June 2001). Finding a voice in Cyberspace: Utterances and their ethical consequences. Proceedings of the Ethicomp
01.
Watts, Eric K.
“African
American Ethos and Hermeneutical Rhetoric: An Exploration of Alain
Locke’s
The New Negro” Quarterly Journal of Speech 88 (2002): 19-32.
“The
Spectacular Consumption of ‘True’ African American Culture: ‘Whassup’
with the Budweiser Guys?” with Mark P. Orbe
Critical Studies in Media
Communication 19 (2002): 1-20. Lead article.
II.
Papers and Presentations Presented at Professional Meetings (Part I from each faculty member's
report)
“Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Text,
Context, Girls’ Readings” with Lucie Crane, Melanie Joyner, and Jackie LeMere presented at the conference Girls’ Real Lives at the
University of North Carolina Greensboro on February 2, 2002.
“Conquest
or Connection: Power, Patterns, and the
Gendered Narrative” presented at the University Film and Video Association
Annual Conference in
“The Notion of the ‘Caress” in Emmanuel Levinas’
Philosophy of Communication”
“The Ethics of Acknowledgment”
“A Response to My Critics (Regarding my The
Call of Conscience)”
Respondent to the Panel: “Aid-In-Dying: Rhetorical Issues”
(The above papers presented at the Annual Convention of the National Communication Association,
“The Ethos of Rhetoric,” paper presented at the Southern States
Communication Assoication,
“The Rhetoric of Social Death: A Case Study of the Confederate Flag
Controversy in
Presented
“Hubris Meets Chutzpah in the Court of Appeals: Fighting Back and the Argument
for Libel Reform,” on a panel for the Free Speech Division at the National
Communication Association Convention in
Media
Constructions of the 2000 Presidential Debates and Their Impact on Host
Institutions. National Communication Association,
Promoting Rookie
Debate: Creating educational experiences for beginning debaters. National
Communication Association,
(The two below
happened after report submitted last year, not claimed on 2000-1 summary)
Can the Merger Emerge with Multiple
Identities?, Tahoe Conference on Academic Debate,
Organizational Communication in AFA, Tahoe Conference on Academic Debate,
McMillan,
Jill
National Communication
Association Annual Convention,
Mitra, Ananda
Paper to be presented
at the annual Edmedia (Association for the
Advancement of Computing in Education Conference) in June 2002.
"Citizen Data Collection: Process
and Outcome." Invited
Workshop at the 2002 Annual Conference of the
"Creating Immigrant
Identities in Cybernetic space." Invited
Paper at the 2002 Media Performance, Practice and Culture Conference at the
"Needs Assessments." Invited Workshop at the
2001 Annual Conference of the
"Community input: Process and
Outcome." Invited
Workshop at the 2001 Training Institute of the
“Developing a
questionnaire to measure the effectiveness of computers in teaching.” Association for the
Advancement of Computing in Education Conference,
“Finding a voice in
Cyberspace: Utterances and their ethical consequences.” Ethicomp 99,
“Where am I speaking from?.” International Communication Association,
Rogan, R. G., La
November).
What goals are people really concerned about during conflict?
Paper presented
to at the National Communication Association Annual
Convention,
Siira, K., Rogan, R. G., & Hall, J. A.
(2001, November). Finnish and
Conflict
Management: A comparison of conflict management approaches and
face maintenance concerns in
at the National Communication Association
Annual Convention,
Invited
as a keynote speaker and part of a special symposium at the 7th
International
Investigative Psychology Conference at the University of
Invited
as a special participant in a one-day seminar session of a small group of
experts
in crisis negotiation to be held at the conclusion of the 7th
International Investigative Psychology
Conference at the University of Liverpool, England, June 12-14, 2002.
Watts, Eric K.
“African American Ethos and the Black Aesthetic:
Exploring the Tensions
of Nihilism and
Nationalism,” Pre Conference, The Ethos of Rhetoric,
Southern Speech Communication Conference,
“Assent, Dissent, and Patriotic Sentiment: Toward an
Aesthetic Understanding
of Argument,”
International Society for the Study of Argumentation,
Amsterdam,
Netherlands, June 25-28 2002.
“The
Choice of Hokhmah: The Book of Proverbs and the
Spread of Sophistic Rhetoric.” Paper presented to the Conference on Philosophy
and Communication, International Association for Greek Philosophy,
“Finding Ethos in
Chaos: The Dialogue of
Ethics and Esthetics in Burke and Bakhtin.”
Invited paper deliverd to the Southern Speech Communication
Association Preconference on The Ethos
of Rhetoric,
III. Editorships, Offices, and
Consultancies
Dalton, Mary
Editorial Board Creative Screenwriting
Editorial Board, Controversia
Editorial Board, Argumentation and Advocacy
Editorial Board, Quarterly Journal of Speech
Co-Chair , Local Arrangments Committee, Southern States Communication
Association Convention, April, 2002,
Russian
Orthodox University of St. John the Divine, Moscow, Russia, Consultant on the
Creation of a Department of Communication, 30 hours.
External reviewer for Journal of Applied Communication Research
External reviewer for Western Journal of Communication
External reviewer for Michigan State University
Press.
External reviewer for South Carolina University
Press.
Associate
editor, Free Speech Yearbook
Associate
editor, Public Relations Review
Editorial Board for Speaker and Gavel, 1991-Present.
Reviewer for Speaker and Gavel, Political Communication,
Communication Quarterly, & Controversia.
American Forensics Association, Finance Committee, 2000-2003
Editorial
Board—Southern Communication Journal
Management
Communication Quarterly
Reviewer- Human Relations
Communication
Studies
Executive Board of Southern Communication
Association—one year appointment as Chairman of Convention Placement committee
Reviewed
manuscripts for New Media and Society
Reviewed
manuscripts for Critical Studies in Mass Communication
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.
Invited reviewer
for Journal of Applied Communication Research.
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.
Principal
investigator/consultant to the Community Oriented Policing Strategies project
at
Member of the Behavioral Health Division
of the
Principal
partner in Hammer and Gregorian, an international consulting group
specializing in crisis response training for multinational corporations,
governments and non-profit agencies.
Watts, Eric K.
Editorial Board, Critical Studies in Media
Communication
Editorial Board, Quarterly Journal of Speech
Editorial Board, Communication Quarterly
Chair, Black Caucus, National Communication
Association
Member, Nominating Committee, Rhetoric & Communication
Theory Division, National Communication Association
Zulick, Margaret
Editorial
Board, Women's Studies in Communication
Editorial
Board, Quarterly Journal of Speech (3 manuscripts reviewed since July
2001)
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$50, 000 for
2001- 2002 |