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2009 participant's papers:

 

 

Corporate Social Responsibility and the Fortune 100: Evidence for Environmental Themes

Kaitlyn Buckheit, Alissa Mebus, Jeannette Symmonds, and Samantha Wiener, Fairfield University

 

Blood Lust: Gender Identity as Established in the Slasher and Pornographic Film Genres

Kyle R. Christensen, Monmouth College

 

Advertising visuals of Coca-Cola’s local websites: A content analysis comparison of Muslim countries to America

Ashley Clark ,DePauw University

 

Visual Rhetoric and The Civil Rights Movement

Lindsay Coble ,Texas A&M University

 

Go Vegetarian and Leave a Visual Carnivore

Martin Craven, Texas A&M University

 

“Friend Me”: Facebook’s Influence on Platonic and Romantic Relationships

Courtney Cullam, Alex Miley, Amy Power and Sarah Sherrier

 

Gender Stereotyping of Female Vice-Presidential Candidates in Print Media

Kaitlyn Curran, Kelly Grgich, Elizabeth Grimm and Claudia Testa, Fairfield University

 

 

The Origins of Naturalistic Design and the Role of Goodwin’s Architectural Background in Creating “Concept”

Rachael Erichsen, Hillsdale College

 

Redefining Evil in Medieval Drama

William Fullam, University of New Hampshire, Durham

 

Zionism and the Beast: How Israeli Leaders use Dehumanization to Justify Action Against Palestinians

Jessica Hall, Denison University

 

China and the Cultural Kairos of Globalization: Understanding Chinese Cultural Tensions Through Blogs

Robert S. Hinck, University of Michigan

 

Problem-solving in Popular ‘Tween’ Television Shows

Jill Irvin, DePauw University

 

The Philosophical Chekhov: Nineteenth Century Philosophical Influences in The Cherry Orchard

Kate Jones, Hillsdale College

 

An Analysis of Gender Differences in Breast Cancer Articles in Men’s Health and Shape Between 2002-2008

Maribeth Kupstas, DePauw University

 

People are Strange: The Material Rhetoric of Iconic Mythology and Performances of Cultural Identity at the Gravesite of Jim Morrison

Robbie MacLaughlin, DePauw University

 

Character Development Programs in Elementary Schools from an Organizational Communications Approach

Callie Moore, Hanover College

 

America’s True Religion: An Exploration of Civil Religion through the Tomb of the Unknowns

Rachel Pfennig, DePauw University

 

George Rogers Clark Memorial: Motivation, Public Rhetoric, and Conceptualization

Katie Rappaport, DePauw University

 

Sex and the City: Positive or Negative?

Jessica Richter, DePauw University

 

Bill Maher’s Religulous and Religion in America

Chaz Salembier, Saint Louis University

 

Ibsen’s Wild Women: The Rise of the Individual in Ibsen’s Romersholm

Natalie Scarlett, Hillsdale College

 

Using Attributions to Understand Forgiveness: A Critical Application of Attribution Theory and Participatory Photography

Marie Schurk Missouri State University

 

Forgiving Self: The Role of Imagined Interaction in Forgiveness

Emily S. Trammell, Missouri State University

 

 

Gossip Girl Nation: Does the Internet Act as a Catalyst for Gossip?

Alex Vasko, Erin McGee, Caitlin Gallagher and Stephanie Mandigo, Fairfield University

 

Human participation in visual perception: The proliferation of the icon of Che Guevara

Liz Westendorf Ohio University

 

CNN Presents…Nothing New: A Look at the Black in America Documentary Series

Kerry Wilson, Saint Louis University

 

A Rhetorical Criticism of John McCain’s Acceptance Speech

Emily Zender, Lake Forest College