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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
In this session 15 authors will provide a one to two minute summary of their paper. Authors will then distribute around the room with copies of their papers. Audience members are encouraged to discuss and retrieve papers in which they are interested.
Al Jazeera and the Old Guard: Explicating Mediacentrism - Justin Martin, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Building a War Agenda: George W. Bushs 2002 State of the Union Address - Cynthia N Shipman, Texas State University-San Marcos
Confucius in Chinese Rhetoric - Xiaoyong Liu, Texas Tech University
Engaging Information Design: Re-considering the user's experience - John A McArthur, Clemson University
Harry Potter and the Public Relations Phenomenon - Ashley Rae Muddiman, Wake Forest University
Historicizing Digital Media: Benjamin in the Age of Digital Reproducibility - Jin Kim
Nonverbal Communication Behavior of Successful Leaders on NBCs "The Apprentice 3" - Jocelyn DeGroot, Ohio University
Planning for Life after College: An Analysis of Career Planning, Proactivity, Motivation, and Academic Locus of Control - Robert Sidelinger, West Virginia University; Sara R Banfield, West Virginia University
Prank Stars: The Media Hoax as (in)Civil Disobedience - Paul Falzone, Annenberg School for Communication, UPenn
Social Support and Bipolar Disorder: The Case for a Communication Approach - Eileen F Doherty, Purdue University
The Effect of Memes, Truthiness and Wikiality on Public Knowledge - James Eric Black, Georgia State University
The third-person effect on viewers of objectified and idealized male and female images in advertising - Hans Schmidt, Temple University
Understanding Collective Efficacy as Shared Efforts from Theory of Reasoned Action and Situational Theory of Publics Perspectives - Bumsub Jin, University of Florida
Workplace Bullying: A Distinct, Interpersonal, and Communicative Phenomenon - Vanessa C Heeman, Kent State University