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Upcoming Charlotte Talks on Infertility in Charlotte
April 11, 2016
Bethany Johnson, Research Affiliate for the Communication Studies department has received an acceptance to "Personal, Interpersonal, Biomedical, Textual: Vignettes on Infertility and Fertility Privilege" in Departures in Critical Qualitative Research.
 
Bethany Johnson and Maggie Quinlan will be on Charlotte Talks on Monday, May 2nd talking about their co-authored work and her single authored work on infertility for infertility awareness month.  "Charlotte is a small city with a big city infertility treatment, activist and research presence."  They currently have three manuscripts under review.  

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The Future of the News
March 3, 2016

The Future of the News

James Banhardt Student Activity Center, Salons AB

UNCC Main Campus, April 25, 2016 – 7pm – 9:30pm

Who will report the news, how will readers get it, and what will that mean for a rapidly diversifying America? Join featured speaker Tim Grieve, Head of News Strategies for Washington-based McClatchy and panelists Rick Thames, Editor/VP News for The Charlotte Observer, Joe O'Connor WFAE President and Julie Szulczewski, News Director at CMG Charlotte (WSOC-TV/WAXN-TV/wsoctv.com) in a discussion moderated by Ed Williams, former editor of The Charlotte Observer (Pulitzer Prizes in Public Service, 1981 and 1988) about how they see the news evolving over the next 10 years and what these profession's forecasters see as the challenges and opportunities ahead.


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Death, Dying and Beyond: Understanding Ourselves at the End
February 10, 2016


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Communication Studies Has a Great Showing at OSCLG
October 5, 2015

Picture from OSCLG

The department of Communication Studies is pleased to congratulate our graduate students and colleagues on the excellent job they did representing our department at the Organization for the study of Communication, Language and Gender (OSCLG) conference in held in Bowling Green Kentucky this October. Following are the presentations presented by our students and faculty. 

 
The Whiteness of it All: Blurring the Lines of Color and Gender in Popular Press

Jade Myers, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Emma Butterworth, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

 

Discomforted research and teaching: Using physical and digital archives in gendered health communication

Bethany Johnson (Research Affiliate to our department), University of North Carolina at Charlotte

 

Stories of Hope campaign: Personal stories really do matter! How sharing these narratives help donor families and recipients cope

Jaclyn Marsh, UNL 

 

Intersectionality Matters: Rhetorical Strategies of Inclusivity in the #BlackLivesMatter Movement

Jade Myers, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

 

New Conceptions for Menstruation Persons: Non-Teleological Directions for New Discourse on the Subject of Menstrual Blood and the Human Race

Molly McKinney, University of North Carolina, Charlotte (Public Health student that took COMM 6000 with me in 2013)

 

High-Society Framing: The Brooklyn Eagle and the Popularity of Twilight Sleep in Brooklyn

Bethany Johnson (Research Affiliate), UNC Charlotte

Margaret M Quinlan, UNC Charlotte

 

 


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Last Days of Life: Who Will Speak for Me
October 5, 2015

Congratulations to Cris Davis' for her feature in the Charlotte Observer on death and communications. 


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Concealing Communities Within the Crowd
October 5, 2015

Congratulations to Loril Gossett for the publication of her article, "Concealing Communities Within the Crowd: Hiding Organizational Identities and Brokering Member Identifications of the Yelp Elite Squad" in Management Communication Quarterly.  The article was co-authored with David Askay, a graduate of UNC Charlotte's Organizational Science doctoral program who now teaches in the Department of Communication Studies at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo.  The article is currently available through MCQ's "Online First" portal (available through Atkins Library).  It will appear in print in the November 2015 issue of MCQ.


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Dr. Stokes Chosen for Nat Fuller Dinner Essay Contest
March 26, 2015

Dr. Ashli Stokes has been selected as a finalist for the Nat Fuller dinner banquet, an interracial feast orinially organized just weeks after the end of the Civil War. The dinner will be held in Charleston, SC. 


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Dr. Jiang Elected to NCA Legislative Assembly
February 12, 2015

Dr. Min Jiang has been elected to serve a three-year term (2016-2018) in NCA's legislative assembly as an at-large representative. This is a great honor and Dr. Jiang will be an excellent addition to this assembly as she represents our department and our discipline at large. 


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Dr. Quinlan Publishes about 'Stories' and 'Cyborgs'
February 12, 2015

Congratulations to Dr. Quinlan for her two recent publications.

Vishnevsky, T. (graduate student), Quinlan, M. M., Kilmer, R., Danhauer, S., & Cann, A. (accepted). “The keepers of stories”: A grounded theory study of posttraumatic growth and wisdom in a sample of oncology nurses. Journal of Holistic Nursing.

 Quinlan, M. M., & Bates, B. R. (2015). Unsmoothing the cyborg: Technology and the body in integrated dance. Disability Studies Quarterly. http://dsq-sds.org/article/view/3783/3792


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Dr. Jiang In the News
October 16, 2014

Congratulations to Dr. Jiang for her recent publication, The networked practice of online political satire in China: Between ritual and resistance in International Communication Gazette. She has also recently conducted interviews with Foreign Policy and The Diplomat that are avaible online. 

 

 

 


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