Submissions from 2015
The Green Ninja Project: Using social media for public education and engagement, Anne Marie Todd and Eugene Cordero
Submissions from 2014
Moral conflict, Kristen Cole
A theme analysis of experiences reported by adult children of alcoholics in online support forums, Marie Haverfield and Jennifer Theiss
“Parallel poleis”: Towards a theoretical framework of the modern public sphere, civic engagement and the structural advantages of the internet to foster and maintain parallel socio-political institutions, Taso Logos, Ted Coopman, and Jonathan Tomhave
Submissions from 2012
Exploratory study on explanations and theories of how Telecentres and other community-based e-Inclusion actors operate and have an impact on digital and social inclusion policy goals, M. Garrido, A. Sey, Tabitha B. Hart, and L. Santana
Speech Codes Theory as a Framework for Analyzing Communication in Online Educational Settings, Tabitha Hart
The Stories They Tell: An International Focus Group Study Identifying Families’ Communication about Alcohol, Marie Haverfield and J. Theiss
Meeting in the middle: Fred L. Casmir's contributions to the field of intercultural communication, Mark C. Hopson, Tabitha B. Hart, and Gina Castle Bell
Connective Tissue, Critical Ties: Academic Collaboration as a Form and Ethics of Kinship, Kathleen F. McConnell
The Ethical and Professional Risks of Engaged Scholarship, Kathleen F. McConnell
Review: Irish Culture and Colonial Modernity, 1800–2000: The Transformation of Oral Space, Matthew Spangler
Submissions from 2011
Of Careers and Curricula Vitae: Losing Track of Academic Professionalism, Kathleen F. McConnell
Saying goodbye to Friends: Situation comedy as lived experience, Anne Marie Todd
Creating a supportive culture for online teaching: A case study of a faculty learning community, Anne Marie Todd, Mei-Yan Lu Ph.D., and Michael T. Miller
Submissions from 2010
In Appreciation of the Kind of Rhetoric We Learn in School: An Institutional Perspective on the Rhetorical Situation and on Education, Kathleen F. McConnell
Anthropocentric distance in National Geographic’s environmental aesthetic, Anne Marie Todd
Submissions from 2009
Review of the book "When your spouse comes out: A straight mate’s guide to recovery", Kristen Cole
Networks of Dissent: Emergent Forms in Media Based Collective Action, Ted Coopman
Toward a Pervasive Communication Environment Perspective, Ted Coopman
Refiguring Rhetorical Education: Women Teaching African American, Native American, and Chicano/a Students, 1865–1911, Kathleen F. McConnell
Submissions from 2008
Micro Radio and the Internet: Dissent Network Formation in Media Based Collective Action, Ted Coopman
Climate change education and the ecological footprint, E. Cordero, Anne Marie Todd, and D. Abellerra
Effacement and metaphor: Searching for the body in educational discourse, Keith Nainby and Deanna Fassett
Poverty and the multiple stakeholder challenge for global leaders, C. Reade, Anne Marie Todd, A. Osland, and J. Osland
Submissions from 2006
The Handmade Tale: Cassette-tapes, Authorship, and the Privatization of the Pacific Northwest Independent Music Scene, Kathleen F. McConnell
‘Flex Your Power’: Energy crises and the shifting rhetoric of the grid, Anne Marie Todd and A. Wood
Submissions from 2005
Reviewed Work: The Parable of the Plums by Brian Fleming, Raymond Keane, Bisi Adigun, Matthew Spangler
Submissions from 2004
The aesthetic turn in green marketing: Environmental consumer ethics of natural personal care products, Anne Marie Todd
Bridging the Internet divide: An analysis of the changing nature of the political communication of MoveOn.org, Anne Marie Todd and C. M. Sabee
Subverting Whiteness: Pedagogy at the crossroads of performance, culture, and politics, J. Warren and Deanna Fassett
Submissions from 2003
Sphericules and fragments: Minding the gaps, Ted M. Coopman
Environmental sovereignty discourse of the Brazilian Amazon: National politics and the globalization of indigenous resistance, Anne Marie Todd
Submissions from 2000
Hardware handshake: Listserv forms backbone of national free radio network, Ted M. Coopman
High speed access: Micro radio, action, and activism on the internet, Ted M. Coopman
Submissions from 1997
Making sense of the 1994 right-wing revolution in the United States: How the Christian right, the grand old political action committee (GOPAC), and talk radio unknowingly collaborated, Andrew F. Wood and Tyrone Adams
