By Discipline: Communication (2008)

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The following abstracts for discipline Communication have been submitted:

• And That's the "Word": Political Affiliation and 2008 Presidential Candidate Preference of Stephen T. Colbert
  Oral Paper
  
  (Communication)
  Rebecca L. Hadley* and Vivienne L. Creamer
  Dr. Karon Speckman, Faculty Mentor
  (45-5, 3:45, OP 2115)
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• The Framing Effects of Subjective Media on Objective Media in Presidential Election Coverage
  Oral Paper
  
  (Communication)
  Angela M. Crawford
  Dr. Karon Speckman, Faculty Mentor
  (45-4, 3:30, OP 2115)
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• An Ideological Analysis of 24
  Oral Paper
  
  (Communication)
  Shane W. Mulrooney
  Dr. Elizabeth M. Clark, Faculty Mentor
  (45-2, 3:00, OP 2115)
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• Media Frames: Constructing the Public Images of Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in the 2008 Election
  Poster
  
  (Communication)
  Alicia R. Collins* and Laura A. Lukowski
  Dr. Mark Smith, Faculty Mentor
  (P-5-1, 4:15, OP Lobby)
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• On Films Characterized by Argument: A Generic Criticism of Partisan Documentaries
  Oral Paper
  
  (Communication)
  Laine A. Nickl
  Dr. Jay W. Self, Faculty Mentor
  (45-1, 2:45, OP 2115)
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• Rhetorical Implications of the Uganda AIDS Commission's Young Empowered and Healthy Campaign
  Oral Paper
  
  (Communication)
  Allison K. Schlobohm
  Ms. Leslie Hahner, Faculty Mentor
  (45-3, 3:15, OP 2115)
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