By Discipline: Communication - 2017 Student Research Conference

2017 Student Research Conference:
30th Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Communication (2017)

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The following abstracts for discipline Communication have been submitted:

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Applying Intertextuality to David Lynch’s Inland Empire

Oral Paper
(Communication, English)
Isaac A. Carmichael
Dr. Mark Smith, Faculty Mentor
(308-5, 2:00, VH 1010)
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A Climate Change Documentary or Horror Movie? A Textual Analysis of Documentary Music and its Influence on the Audience’s Perspective of Global Warming

Oral Paper
(Communication, English, Music)
Sarah K. Hicks
Dr. Marilyn Yaquinto, Faculty Mentor
(407-2, 2:45, VH 1010)
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Democratic Party’s Reaction To 2016 and How It Can Rebuild itself Through Proper Crisis Management

Oral Paper
(Communication)
Hien T. Nguyen
Dr. Michelle Kleine and Prof. Don Krause, Faculty Mentors
(308-2, 1:15, VH 1010)
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A Generic Criticism of Truman State University's Vision Statement

Oral Paper
(Communication)
Mackenzie G. Smith
Dr. Jay W. Self, Faculty Mentor
(308-4, 1:45, VH 1010)
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How to Get Away with Feminism

Oral Paper
(Communication, English, Women's and Gender Studies)
Amy M. Jereb
Dr. Mark Smith, Faculty Mentor
(407-3, 3:00, VH 1010)
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Mobile Technology, Social Networking, and Habermas' Ideal of a Public Sphere

Oral Paper
(Communication, Philosophy & Religion)
Colton G. Barber
Dr. Marilyn Yaquinto, Faculty Mentor
(407-1, 2:30, VH 1010)
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Political Ideology and the Consumption and Perceived Credibility of News Outlets

Oral Paper
(Communication)
Kelly M. Dobbs*, Ramey D. Hoehn, and Rebecca K. MacMillan
Dr. Amanda Medlock-Klyukovski, Faculty Mentor
(308-3, 1:30, VH 1010)
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Women in Politics: The Iron Women vs. The Gendered Provocateurs

Oral Paper
(Women's and Gender Studies, Communication, Political Science)
Riley C. Bradshaw
Dr. Marilyn Yaquinto, Faculty Mentor
(207-1, 9:30, MG 2090)
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