By Location: OP 2115 (2008)

OP 2111
OP 2113
OP 2115
OP 2117
OP 2121
OP 2210
OP Atrium
OP Black Box Theatre
OP Lobby
OP Performance Hall
SUB Georgian B
VH 1010
VH 1212
VH 1232
VH 1320
VH 1416
VH 1428
VH 1432

The following presentations will be held in OP 2115:

• The Individual and the Family: The Value of Mormon Community as Expressed in Song
  Oral Paper
  
  (Interdisciplinary)
  Patrick R. Silvey
  Prof. Shirley McKamie, Faculty Mentor
  (19-1, 9:45, OP 2115)
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• Giving New Orleans' Working Class a New Start: Building Mixed-Income Communities Post-Hurricane Katrina
  Oral Paper
  
  (Interdisciplinary)
  Rachel A. Breland
  Dr. Linda Seidel, Faculty Mentor
  (19-2, 10:00, OP 2115)
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• "Doing Time in the Homo No Mo Halfway House": An Interpretive Case Study of Classical Interest Group Theory in the (Ex-)Ex-Gay Community
  Oral Paper
  
  (Interdisciplinary)
  Laura S. Casey
  Dr. John Ishiyama, Faculty Mentor
  (19-3, 10:15, OP 2115)
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• Professor and Student Perceptions
  Oral Paper
  
  (Interdisciplinary)
  Tony Lam*, Julie Knoblauch, and Jared Bieser
  Dr. Scott Alberts and Dr. Doug Davenport, Faculty Mentors
  (38-1, 1:15, OP 2115)
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• Rhetorical Influence Over Voter Support for Policies: A case study proposal for the rhetoric surrounding the Taxpayers Bill of Rights
  Oral Paper
  
  (Interdisciplinary)
  Angela M. Crawford
  Dr. Scott Alberts, Faculty Mentor
  (38-2, 1:30, OP 2115)
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• Computational Analysis of Blogs
  Oral Paper
  
  (Interdisciplinary)
  David S. Ferry* and Laura E. Hurlburt
  Dr. Mary Shapiro, Faculty Mentor
  (38-3, 1:45, OP 2115)
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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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• 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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• 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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• 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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• 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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