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Education Case-Western Reserve University

Ph. D. in Communication with a minor in History.

M.A. in Communication

Goshen College

B. A. in History and Speech. Communication

Continuing

Education

from National

Communication

Association Attended short courses in Interviewing, Grant Writing and

Transactional Analysis in 1972 and 1973. Also short courses on

Teaching Police Communication in 1978; Argumentation Theory,

1980; Television & Radio Promotion, 1982; Computer Literacy,

1983; Cable TV Programming, 1984; Intercultural Communication

1991. Debate by E-mail 1995. The 1996 Campaign, 1995 and

1996. Short course on innovations in teaching political

communication, 1996. Incorporating Ethnicity and Diversity into the

Classroom (4 days) 1997.

International Fullbright-Hays Scholar in Morocco, Summer 1989.

Education

Malone Scholar in Egypt and Iraq, Summer, 1990 and Saudi Arabia

and Qatar, 1993, Malone scholar in Yemen and Syria, 2000

Exchange faculty under U.S. Information Agency grant to University

of Aleppo, Syria 1994 and 1995.

Seminar Understanding Islam given by the Council on

International Educational Exchange in Turkey, June 6-17, 1999;

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ODU Geography Seminar in Israel, Palestinian National Authority

and Jordan, 2000.

Participant in a series of seminars and a study visit funded by the

U. S. Dept. of Education to Thailand, Cambodia and Viet Nam,

2001-02.

Workshops Instructional Development

Instructional development and the use of media at Alfred State

University in 1973.Attended two week- long intensive workshops

sponsored by the College Center of the Finger Lakes in June, 1974

and 1975 and four weekend workshops during 1974-1975 on

Faculty Development and Student-Centered instruction. Video,

discussion, academic games and simulations were employed to

improve instructional skills.

Summer workshops in interdisciplinary instruction in 1977 & 1978.

General education in 1986 &1987, C-Span Workshop on integrating

TV into the classroom (two days), 1992, Teaching on Television,

1996, Twentieth Annual College Teaching Institute (6 days), 1998.

Day or two day workshops: Women in History, 1983, Workshops

(series in 1985) in Writing Across the Disciplines, Women s

Studies, 1992, Grant-writing Workshop, 1992, Assessment, 1996,

Computer Literacy

Workshops in 1983, 1994. 1996, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004

Intercultural communication

Workshop (2 weeks) in African American Studies, 1991,

Incorporating Diversity into the Classroom (5 days) and Teaching

Across Borders Workshop (2 days), 1998.

Consulting Experience

Advertising and Marketing

Prepared advertising and marketing strategies for industrial clients

in New York City, 1975-76.

I continue to do consulting in this area.

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Member of Speech Communication Experts" database and ODU s

Speaker s Bureau.

Local radio, TV, and press frequently call me for comments on

current political events.

Workshops and Research

On communication skills and leadership development, for

government, non-profit and profit organizations, and

industry, 1977-present.

Clients include Norfolk Juvenile Court, U.S. Army, Norfolk

Public Schools, Chesapeake and Potomic Telephone,

Aleppo University (Syria), and Science Applications

International Corporation.

Faculty Development Consulting

Organized and conducted with the Alfred University Counseling

Center's staff psychologist a series of Transactional Analysis

Therapy sessions for students. 1974.

Consultant-Trainer for the Faculty Development Workshop

sponsored by the College Center for the Finger Lakes on June 6-

13, 1975. The workshop taught personal development, decision-

making and conflict management. Modes of instruction were

lectures, simulations and small group discussions.

Staff evaluator for the Teaching Effectiveness Laboratory of the

Alfred Educational Consulting Service during 1975-76. We did in-

classroom videotaping and evaluation.

Co-invented an academic game, "chemigrams."

Served on Old Dominion University Center for Instructional

Development Committee, 1978-1982. We awarded grant

money and conducted workshops.

Chair Committee G (Faculty Status and Remuneration) of Faculty

Senate, which disburses faculty development funds and advises

the Provost on issues of salary and working conditions 2001--02,

Committee member 2003--

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Administrative

Department Chair

Area chair for Communication section of Department of

Communication and Theatre Arts for thirteen faculty and various

adjunct faculty 2005-06. Also directed the Internship Program.

Chairperson of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts Program,

1985-86; supervised 10 faculty and one secretary.

Acting chair of Performing Arts Department in 1974 at Alfred

University. Supervised 7 faculty and one secretary.

Forensics Programs

Served as Assistant Debate Coach, Western Reserve

University, 1964-66. Team qualified for NDT. (National

Debate Tournament)

Initiated the forensics program at Alfred, coached three

debate teams and Individual Events. As the Director of

Forensics, 1970-75. In addition to debate coaching, I

scheduled the tournaments, arranged travel and

accommodations, directed publicity, secured funding and

budgeted the entire program.

Directed the Forensics Program at Old Dominion University.

I did all of the above and supervised two student assistants

and one graduate student who helped with the program,

1976 to 1996. Coached both debate and speech events.

Also qualified students for National Forensics Association

Nationals 1978 to 1996. We participated in 10-12

tournaments each year. Debate Team qualified for National

Debate Tournament (NDT) in 1995. Parliamentary debate,

1991

Directed combination NDT debate and speech events college

tournaments from 1976 to 1986, high school tournaments from

1976 to 1979.

Judge, direct and instruct in workshops at local high school

Forensics tournaments and institutes, 1976 to 1996.

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Participant and University liaison for National Federation of State

High School Associations' Speech and Debate Clinic, 1985; held at

Virginia Beach.

Director of American Debate Association's two-week

summer debate workshop for College students from the U.S.

and Japan. 1987.

Direct Model League of Arab States Program, 1991-present.

Recipient of numerous awards. Outstanding Delegation Award,

1994 for our representation of Libya in parliamentary debate, 1995

for our representation of Kuwait, 1996 for our representation of

Saudi Arabia, and 2004 for representation of Algeria.

Conducted two-day Model League of Arab States at Old Dominion

University for area high students, 1994

Offices held in Forensics and Debate Associations

Chairperson of New York State Peace Oratorical Association,

1974-76.

Chairperson of Virginia Forensics Association, 1977-78.

Lt. Governor, Pi Kappa Delta, Debate Honorary, 1980-82.

Responsible for Newsletter and regional tournament.

Governor, Pi Kappa Delta, Debate Honorary, two terms 1982-86.

Also served on Constitution Revision and Site Selection

Committees.

Member of District VIII National Debate Committee Tournament,

1982.

Member of Research Committee of American Forensics

Association, 1990 -1992.

Model Arab League (Parliamentary Debate) 1991---

Coached and judged at Model Arab League. Represented Djibouti

in 1991; Morocco in 1992; Egypt in 1993, Libya in 1994, Kuwait in

1995, Saudi Arabia in 1996, Syria in 1997 and Tunisia in

1998.Kuwait in 2000, Saudi Arabia in 2001, Oman in 2002, Iraq in

2003, Algeria, 2004 and Mauritania, 2005.

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Judge for Governor s International Education Day Essay Contest,

2004

Teaching on Site and over Satellite Television*

Old Dominion University, 1976 to present. Tenured in 1979.

Assistant Professor of Speech and Director of Forensics.

Courses taught: public speaking, psychology of

communication, mass media and the national elections,

persuasion, argumentation and debate, advanced

argumentation, male- female communication*, rhetoric of

film, mass media and cultural values, intercultural

communication*, radio, African-American rhetoric,

introduction to women's studies, and international media

systems, propaganda, gendered bodies, communication and

culture in the Middle East and The Model League of Arab

States.

Advisor to majors.

Arranged international internships for students, 1995--.

Certified for graduate instruction in rhetoric and Humanities, and

International Studies.

Developed foundation course for Women's Studies Program that

was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, 1976.

Put together package for evaluation of the program for the grant.

Lead teacher in the foundation course, Introduction to Women's

Studies, 1976-78.

Adjunct faculty member for International Programs and

Interdisciplinary Studies 1986 - 2-3 students per year.

Chair of Committee to set up Speech Lab at Old Dominion

University, 1989.

Alfred University, 1970-75. Assistant Professor of Speech

Communication and Director of Forensics. Updated and taught the

public speaking and group discussion courses, and expanded the

speech program by teaching radio, interpersonal communication,

argumentation and debate, parliamentary procedure, interviewing,

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introduction to journalism and independent study. Developed an

interdisciplinary major and was Chief Advisor.

Created an Interdisciplinary course, media and the national

elections, which examines communication and media techniques of

national presidential elections, team-taught with political science.

Developed behavioral objectives and individualized testing for each

course above.

Introduced the use of videotape diagnosis in the public speaking

course at Alfred.

Served as Faculty Advisor to Fiat Lux, the weekly campus

newspaper; organized workshops and supervised the financial

aspects of the paper, 1973-75. Advisor to campus FM radio

station, WALF, 1973-75.

Adapted a computer assisted instruction program for use in the

parliamentary procedure course.

Case-Western Reserve University, 1964-68

Taught six hours of public speaking each semester and coached

the debate team. We qualified for Nationals in debate during my

tenure.

Professional Service and Administration

Professional Associations- National Communication Association

Served as information coordinator for the Speech Communication

Association Women's Caucus; tabulated a questionnaire on

Women's Studies programs and the techniques used by SCA

members to obtain their current employment. I also organized two

programs for the 1975 SCA Convention.

Appointed in 1975 by SCA President Herman Cohen to the

Committee to evaluate the SCA Placement Service.

Chaired the Registration and Exhibits Committee of the 1975 SCA

Summer Conference on Women's (and Men's) Communication at

Austin, Texas.

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Served as Co-chairperson of Women's Caucus of Speech

Communication Association, 1976; organized convention programs,

1976 and 1977.

Chaired SCA Action Caucus on Women's Studies, 1975, 1976.

Chaired SCA State Membership Committee, 1979.

Appointed to SCA Legislative Council for three-year term, 1978-81.

Focus Group participant on the Future of Speech Communication

Association, 1995.

American Culture Association

Chaired Politics Section, American Culture Assn. 1983- present.

Executive Secretary of ACA, 2001--2003. Executive Board

member, 2003-05

Pi Kappa Delta

Member of Constitution Revision Committee, 1985-87. Site

Selection Committee, 1984-86.

American Association of University Professors

President of Alfred University chapter of American Assoc. of

University Professors 1974-75, Secretary-treasurer 1973-74, 1975-

76.

Professional Associations Regional

Eastern Communication Association

Founding Chair of the Eastern Communication Association's Equal

Opportunity Task Force, which conducted and published a survey

on the academic background and working conditions of part-time

faculty, 1976-77. Editor, Task Force Newsletter, 1976-78.

Chaired, Minority Voices Section, Eastern Communication

Association, 1985-86. Chair of Sub-committee on Name Change,

1992-93.

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Chaired Forensics Section of Eastern Communication Association,

1991-92.

Chaired Intercultural Section of Eastern Communication

Association, 1998-99.

Member of Nominating Committee, Eastern Communication

Association, 1986, 1991. Chair 1992-93.

Paper reader/ranker for Minority Voices, for Applied

Communication Section of Eastern Communication, 1986-87, for

Intercultural section 1997.

Member of Resolutions Committee, Eastern Communication

Association, 1992.

Member of Legislative Council of Eastern Communication Assoc.

1997-2000.

Professional Association - State

Vice President for Public Relations of New York State Speech

Association, 1975-77; also chaired Citations Committee.

Secretary/Treasurer Virginia, State Communication Association,

1984.

Chair of the State Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, 1994--, editor of

Newsletter, 1992--.

University Committees

Tonelson Faculty Award Committee, 2000-01.

Represent District 2 in the Faculty Senate, 1998-

Chair of Faculty Status & Remuneration Committee2001-02,

Committee member 2000-

Chair of University Library Committee, 1999-2000; member 1988-

2001.

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Department representative to Capital Campaign Committee, 1995-

96.1998-2000.

Member of Middle East Studies Committee 1992--- Director of

Minor in Middle Eastern Studies 2000-

Member of Asian Studies Committee 2000C

Member of Fullbright Graduate Study Abroad Committee, 1991- 92,

1995-96, Chair 1998-99.

Member of Task Force to create a policy on Sexual Harassment

1981-82.

Served on University Promotion and Tenure Committee, 1976- 78.

Served on Search Committee for Director of Women's Studies

Program, 1978, 1985, Women's Center Director, 1980, and

member of faculty search committee 1995.

Served on Women Studies Advisory Council, 1977-present.

Served on Handicapped Advisory Committee, 1979-81.

Served on the University-wide Student Appeals Board during 1973-

75.

Officiated as the University Parliamentarian, 1971-75.

College Committees

Served on Arts & Letters Curriculum Committee, 1976-78, 1990-94.

l995-98.

Promotion and Tenure, 1992-93.

Pre-law Advisory Committee, 1992.

Research and Publications Committee, 1979-80.

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Library Committee 1986 to present. Chair, 1993-94; 1998-1999.

2000-01.

Long Range Planning Committee, 1985-86;

Scholarships, 1987 to 1990; Chair, 1988, 1989.

Chair, Instruction Committee, 1980-81; member, 1982-84.

Secretary, Faculty Forum, 1981-82.

Secretary, Arts and Letters Advisory Council, 1981-82. Member

1985-86, 1993-94, 2000-01.

Chair, Welfare and Grievance Committee, 1981-82.

Member of Practicum Committee 2005-

Departmental Committees

Chair of department search committee, 1973, 1978, 1979, 1982

and 1985, 2004, 2005. Member 1986 of dept searches and

Women s Studies at Old Dominion University searches, 1978, 1980

and 1998

Member of Promotion and Tenure Committee, 1980--.

Member of Curriculum Committee, 1976--. Chaired 1994--.

Library Representative, 1984

Reviewer for Teaching Portfolios of Colleagues, 1993

At Alfred University 1970-75.

Chaired the departmental Curriculum Committee Task Force on

Faculty Evaluation and the Public Relations Committee at Alfred

University during 1973-75.

Chaired Search Committees at Alfred University for 3 positions in

Theatre Arts and Music Department, 1972-75.

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Editorships

Associate Editor for Virginia Journal of Communication,

1984-85, 1989 -93.

Associate Editor for The Forensic, 1987 & 1990.

Associate Editor for National Forensic Journal, 1990 to

1999.

Member of Advisory Board for Roxbury Publishing Company, 1989-

91.

Editor of Newsletter for Virginia State Council on U.S.-Arab

Relations, l992- now Mid-Atlantic Council.

Associate Editor for the Transactional Analysis Journal- 1996-99.

Associate Editor for the Filipino Chronicle, newspaper in Norfolk

and Washington, D.C., 1997 - 2003.

Publications

Book:

Harry H. Laughlin, Expert Eugenics Agent for Congress, 1924.

Has been accepted for publication by the Philosophical Library

Publishers in New York City.

"Problems of Part-time Faculty Women," published in Research

in Education, January 1974.

"Mary Hayes and Deborah Sampson: The Rhetoric of Neglect,

Praise and Expectation," accepted by the Educational Resources

Information Center Clearing House on Reading and Communication

Module and abstracted in Resources in Education, July 1975.

"Contract Grading in the Classroom," published by Improving

College and University Teaching. 1979.

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"Shirley Polykoff, 'Does She...Or Doesn't She?' And How She Did

It" and "Susan Harris Stern, 'With the Weathermen: The Personal

Journey of a Revolutionary Women,'" in First Person Female

American, ed. Carolyn H. Rhodes. Troy, New York: Whitson

Publishing Co., 1979.

"Role Models for Working Women in Mademoiselle, 1956-76".

Journal of the Communication Association of the Pacific, 1979.

International publication.

"Warning: This Product May be Cariogenic," in Social responsibility

of Business: Humanistic and Business Perspectives. Eds. Myron

Glassman and Theodore Smith. Virginia Foundation for the

Humanities and Public Policy, 1980.

"New Women at Old Dominion" by Carolyn H. Rhodes and Fran

Hassencahl. Chapter in book, Down From the Pedestal, Modern

Language Association, 1982.

Entries on Hallie Flanagan, Margaret Webster, Mae West &

Blanche Yurka in Notable Women in the American Theatre, Ed.

Alice M. Robinson, Vera M. Roberts and Milly S. Barranger,

Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1989.

"Issues in the Recruitment of Minority Students in Forensics" in

Dialogue in The Forensic Community: Proceedings of the

Conference for Forensics Education, National Federation

Publications, 1990.

"Paradigms for the Consideration of Ethical Standards", published

in Proceedings: Commitment to Forensic Education-The Challenge

to the Twenty-First Century, 1991.

"The Status of Graduate/Undergraduate Courses Designed for

Directors of Forensics Programs" published in ERIC, 1990

Abstracted in Resources in Education, January 1991.

"Jane Addams", chapter in Women Public Speakers: 1830 -1925.

Edited by Karlyn Kohrs Campbell, Greenwood Press, 1993.

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"The Status of Graduate Courses Designed for Directors of

Forensics" in The Forensic, v. 79, no. 1, 1993.

Entries: ARadio Call-in Programs@ (Vol.I) pp.112-113); Arabian

Nights (Vol. I, pp. 30-31) and Mohammed, Messenger of God

(Vol. II, p.505) in Censorship, Eds. L.J. Amey, T. Hall, Charles May,

Carl Jensen, Richard L. Wilson and R. Kent Rasmussen, Salem

Press, Pasadena, CA, 1997.

Entries : Propaganda Theories (Vol. II, pp. 615-618); Saudi

Arabia (Vol. III, pp. 697-698); Kuwait (Vol.II), pp. 424-425) in

The Encyclopedia of Propaganda. Ed. Robert Cole. Sharpe

Reference, New York, 1998.

Entry: Communications (pp.174 -178) The Sixties in America,

Eds. Carl Singleton and Rowena Wilden. Salem Press, Pasadena,

CA, 1999.

Entries: Name Change (pp 619-20) and Graffiti (pp 388-990) in

Magill s Legal Guide. Ed. Timothy Hall. Salem Press, Pasadena,

CA, 1999.

Entry:" Hungarian-Turkish Wars (pp. 707-08) in Magill s Guide to

Military History. Ed. John Powell. Salem Press, Pasadena, CA,

2001.

Individuation and Integration in Orhan Pamuk s The White

Castle in Abhath Al-Yarmouk. Vol 20, No.2 (Jordan), 2002.

International Publication

Dehumanizing the Enemy in Editorial Cartoons co-authored with

William B. Hart in Terrorism and Communication edited by

Bradley S. Greenberg, Hampton Press, 2002

Suryavarman II, Builder of Angkor Wat. @ Ed. Leslie Ellen Jones,

Great Lives from History: The Middle Ages 477-1453. Pasadena,

CA: Salem Press, 2004.

Jane Addams in Dictionary of Literary Biography: American

Radical and Reform Writers. Ed. Steven Rosendale.

Columbia, South Carolina: Bruccoli Clark Layman, 2004

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Justification of War Through Visual Metaphor: An Analysis of

U.S./Iraq War Editorial Cartoons, book chapter in Bring Em On:

_and Politics in the Iraq War, Eds. Lee Artz and Yahya R.

Landham, Maryland: Rowman Littlefield, 2004

American and European Political Cartoonists Pen/Pin Saddam

Hussein: An Analysis of U.S. - Iraq War Editorial Cartoons, book

chapter in Mass Media in Transition: An International Compendium.

Ed. Yorgo Passadeos, Athens, Greece: ATINER, 2004.

International Publication

Reviews

Book Reviews for Presidential Studies Quarterly,

Government Information Quarterly, Kliatt, and International

Politics

Film Review for Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, July

1991.

Reviews of recorded books for Kliatt, v. 27, no. 2, 1993. v. 28, no.

1, land Vol. 29, No.2, 1995

Other Publications

Poetry in Motive, 1965.

Institutional Reports (does not include memos or reports for internal

use)

Handbook for Speech Placement Service registrants and

employers, co-authored with Robert N. Hall and Bonnie R. Patton,

published by the Speech Communication Association, 1976.

The Organization and Function of Alfred Educational Consulting

Service, an Institute for Improving Teaching Effectiveness.

published by Teaching Effectiveness Laboratory at Alfred

University, publisher, 1975.

Co-authored slide/tape presentation "A Day in the Life of a

Handicapped Student at ODU," 1980.

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AAMIDEAST@ in ALBOOM (Kuwait) March 1999, no. 13;

coauthored with Sarah Peter.

AThe Model League of Arab States@ in ALBOOM (Kuwait) Sept.

1999 No. 19. I also took the pictures that accompanied the article.

Papers given at International Meetings

"Intercultural Variables in Conflict" (given at International

Society for Intercultural Training & Research, May, 1984).

"Jane Addams and The Food for Peace Movement" (given at

Canadian Culture /Popular Culture/American Culture Conference

in Toronto Canada, March, 1990

A Post-modern Analysis of the Discourse Regarding the Film:

`Aladdin' given at the Thirteenth International Conference on

Language, Linguistics, and Literature in Jordan, April 2, 1996.)

Individuation and Boundaries in Orhan Pamuk s The White Castle

and in Selected Poems by Anne Sexton given at the Fifteenth

International Conference on Literature, Linguistics and Translation

on May 8-11, 2000 at Irbid, Jordan.

Accommodation of the Other: Arab and Jew in Cup Final given at

the Fifth International Symposium on Jewish Culture and Western

Civilization and Beyond, April 6-19, 2002, Norfolk, Virginia.

The Sevres Syndrome in Orhan Pamuk s My Name is Red and

The New Life given at the Sixteenth International Conference on

Language and Linguistics, Literature and Translation at Yarmouk

University in Irbid, Jordan. April 28-30, 2002.

Reading the Text: Architectural Restoration in Yemen given at

the First World Congress on the Middle East at Mainz, Germany

on September 6-13, 2002.

American and European cartoonists Pen/Pin Saddam Hussein:

An Analysis of U.S.-Iraq War Editorial Cartoons given at Second

International Conference on Mass Media in Athens, Greece on

May 24-26, 2004.

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Ride Em Cowboy/ European Cartoonists Lasso President Bush

given at Third International Conference on Mass Media in

Athens, Greece on May 23-25, 2005.

Papers Read at National Meetings:

"Mary Hayes and Deborah Sampson: The Rhetoric of Praise,

Neglect and Expectation" (given at the Speech Communication

Association Meeting, December, 1977).

"From J.A.P. to Weatherperson: Susan Stern's Search for Identity"

(given at the Speech Communication Association Meeting,

December, 1977.)

"Career Models for Women in Mademoiselle, 1956-78" (given at

Popular Culture Association Meeting, April, 1980).

"Fantasy Themes in the Rhetoric of the Red Stockings" (given at

the Rhetoric Society of America, May, 1986).

"Jane Addams: Pioneer for International Peace" (given at the

Speech Communication Association, November, 1987).

"Sterilization: The Ten Percent Solution" (given at Rhetoric Society

of America, May 27, 1988).

"Issues in the Recruitment of Minority Students in Forensics" (given

at Conference on Forensic Education, December, 1989).

"Paradigms for the Consideration of Ethical Standards", (given at Pi

Kappa Delta Professional Development Conference, March, 1991.)

"Mother-Daughter Relationships as Portrayed in Contemporary

Film", (given at Speech Communication Association Meeting,

November, 1992.)

"The Qadisyya Metaphor in Iraqi War Memorials, (given at

Popular\ American Culture Association Meeting in New Orleans,

April 7-10, 1993).

"The Editorial Cartoons of Chip Beck and Lambert Der", (given at

Popular/American Culture meeting in Philadelphia, April 14, 1995).

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Surfing the Web: Candidates Use of Technology in the 1996

Elections, (given at the joint meeting of the Popular Culture Assoc.

and American Culture Assoc. Meeting in San Antonio March 27,

1997).

New Wine in Old Bottles: TV Educational Programming for

Children (Given at Popular/American Culture Assoc. on April 11,

1998 in Orlando, Florida).

Cartoonists Pin/Pen President Clinton (given at Popular/American

Culture Assoc. in San Diego on April 24, 1999).

The War Room: Inside the Clinton Presidential Campaign of 1992"

(Given at Conference on the Images of American Presidents in Film

and Television on November 10-12, 2000 in West Lake, CA)

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Architectural Preservation in Yemen (given at American/ Popular

Culture Assoc. in Philadelphia on April 11-14, 2001.)

Dehumanizing the Enemy in Media . Given with Bill Hart at the

National Communication Assoc. Meeting in Atlanta on November

1-4, 2001.

Move Over Hitler: Saddam and bin Laden Are our New Cartoon

Villains given with William Hart at the American Culture/

Popular Culture Association Meeting in New Orleans on April 16-

19, 2003

Kerouac and Pamuk: in Search of Breasts, Bliss and the

Beatific Vision in Turkey and America at the American/Popular

Culture Association Meeting in San Antonio on April 7-11, 2004.

Framing the State of the Union: Editorial Cartoons and George

W. Bush, given with William Hart at National Communication

Association Meeting in Chicago, November 11-14, 2004.

Framing Social Security in Editorial Cartoons given at American

/Popular Culture Association Meeting in San Diego, March 23-26,

2005.

Papers Read at Regional Meetings:

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"Problems of Part-time Faculty Women (given at Eastern

Communication Association Meeting, March, 1974).

"The Use of a Teaching Lab for Instructors of the Basic Course"

(given at the Eastern Communication Association Meeting, March,

1975).

"The Rhetorical Campaign for the Passage of ERA in New York

and New Jersey" (given at the Eastern Communication Association

Meeting, March, 1977).

"Women's Studies: Working Within the Existing Curriculum" (given

at the Eastern Communication Association Meeting, March, 1977).

"Role Models for Working Women in Mademoiselle, 1975-76"

(given at the Eastern Communication Association Meeting, March,

1978).

"Rhetoric, Mine, Thine, Ours?" (given at the Eastern

Communication Association Basic Course Conference, October,

1978).

"Contract Grading in the Classroom" (given at the American

Educational Research Association Meeting, May, 1979).

"Corporate Language: A Matter of Audience Analysis" (given at the

Eastern Communication Association Meeting, April, 1980.)

"Persecutors, Victims and Rescuers in Harlequin Romances" (given

at the Eastern Communication Association Meeting, April, 1980).

"Back to Tradition: Media Models for Working Women" (given at the

Southern Sociological Meeting, April, 1982).

"The Gentlemen from Virginia: Analysis of 1982 U.S. Senatorial

Race" (given at the Eastern Communication Association Meeting,

April, 1982).

"Tapping into the Affective Domain: Role-plays in a Male-Female

Communication Course" (given at Eastern Communication

Association Meeting, May, 1985).

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"Minority Students in Individual Events: Involvement, Success, and

Barriers" (given at Eastern Communication Association Meeting,

May, 1987.

Symbolic Actions for Peace: By Boat, Stage and Rail" (given at

Eastern Communication Association, April, 1988).

"Reconstructing the Women of the American Revolution" (given at

Eastern Communication Association, May, 1989).

"The Status of Graduate/Undergraduate Courses Designed for

Directors of Forensics Programs" (Given at Eastern Communication

Association, April, 1990).

"The Separate Worlds of Men and Women in Iraq" (Given at

Southwestern Social Science Association, March, 1991).

"Will Islamic Fundamentalism Gain Influence in the Central Asian

Republics of the Late USSR?" (given at the Southwestern Social

Science Association, March 1992).

"What Counts? The Perils and Prowess of Publishing State

Journals" (given at Eastern Communication Association, April 29,

1994 in Pittsburgh).

"Aladdin and the Return of Orientalism" (given at Popular Culture

Association of the South in Richmond, October 7, 1995).

"What Syrian Women at the University of Aleppo are Watching on

TV and Why?" (given at Eastern Communication Association, April

27, 1996 in New York City).

Interfacing With the Ba ath Party: Doing Survey Research in Syria

(given at the Eastern Communication Assoc. Meeting in Baltimore,

April 13, 1997).

Dealing with Issues of Diversity in the Basic Course (given at

the Eastern Communication Assoc. Meeting in Saratoga Springs,

New York, April 22, 1998).

The Amish as a High Context Culture (given at Pacific

Sociological Assoc. April 17, 1998 in San Francisco).

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You Don t Know What You ve Got until It s Gone: Preserving

Yemen s Architectural Treasures at the Southeast Regional Middle

East and Islamic Studies Seminar (given on October 12-14, 2001 at

Valle Crusis, NC)

Papers Read at State Meetings:

"Affirmative Action Programs: An Evaluation and Suggestions as to

How to Make Them Work for You (given at the New York State

Speech Association Meeting, April 21, 1975).

"The Use of Simulations in the Classroom" (given at the New York

State Speech Association Meeting, April 21, 1975).

"Competency Based Instruction" (given at the Virginia State Speech

Association, October 1977).

"The Portrayal of Naturalization in Film" (given at the Virginia

Humanities Conference, April 1987).

"Jane Addams' Use of the Corn Mother Metaphor to Argue for

Peace" (given at Feminist Scholarship in Hampton Roads

Conference, May 1990).

"Mothers and Daughters in Film" (given at Feminist Scholarship in

Hampton Roads Conference, May 1991).

"Model Arab League - New Ideas for College and High School

Speech" co-presenter Brian Kurisky, (given at Virginia State

Communication Association, September, 1992).

"Issues in Conducting Communications Research in Another

Culture, Syria" (given at Virginia State Communication Association,

September, 1994).

Around the World on TV: Teaching Intercultural Communication

on Teletechnet (given at Virginia Association of Communication

Arts and Sciences, September, 1996).

Pedagogy discussant on Panel A Report on the 1997 NCA

Conference on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the 21st Century

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given at the Virginia Assoc. Of Communication Arts and Sciences

on Sept. 20, 1997 in Richmond).

Differences in Learning Styles as a Reflection of Diversity (given

at the Virginia Assoc. of Communication Arts and Sciences,

October 19, 1998 in Richmond).

Research Grants Approved

and Funded

Alfred University Research Foundation Summer Grant to

research the attitudes of the American and British Eugenists

towards the Nazi Eugenics Program, 1972.

Summer Research Grants from Old Dominion University,

1979, 1980, 1981, 1982.

Grant from Department of Education to attend Washington Policy

Seminar at the Institute for Educational Leadership, May 1980.

Recipient of a Fulbright-Hays scholarship for Morocco, Summer,

1989.

Grant from Institute for Minority Studies (ODU) 1990-91.

Recipient of Malone Fellowship for Egypt and Iraq, summer 1990.

Saudi Arabia and Qatar, Summer 1993. Yemen and Syria, 2000.

Recipient of Grant from C-Span, 1992, 1993.

Arts and Letters research grant, 1993.

Participant in Grant funded by U.S. Information Agency for faculty

exchanges between Old Dominion University and the University of

Aleppo in Syria, 1994, 1995.

Recipient of grant from The National Council on U.S.-Arab

Relations and the Arab Chamber of Commerce for the High School

Model League of Arab States, 1994--

Recipient of Faculty Development Grant, ODU, summer of 1997 to

attend workshop on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the 21st Century

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sponsored by the National Communication Assoc. in Washington,

DC.

Recipient of a TABI grant ($1000.) To develop a new course,

Communication and Culture in the Middle East, 1998

Recipient of TABI funding from a Title IX grant from the US Dept. of

Education to attend a seminar on June 6-17,1999 in Turkey on

Understanding Islam

Honors

Member of Pi Kappa Delta, National Debate Honorary.

Outstanding Service Award, 1985. Award as critic-judge,

1990. Governor's Ring, 1993. Fifteen-year service award

1995.

Kornhaus Scholar in Speech and recipient of Presidential

Scholars Grant (Goshen College).

Pi Alpha Theta Honor Society. (History) Inducted at Case

Western Reserve University.

Selected for inclusion in the Sixth Edition of the Directory of

American Scholars, 1974 and Tenth Edition, 2001 and in the 1974

Edition of Outstanding Young Women in America

World's Who's Whom of Women, Vol. 5

International Who's Who of Business & Professional Women, 1989,

1991, 1998, 2000, 2002.

All Cities Chapter "Business Women of the Year," 1984, from the

American Business Women's Association.

Leadership Award at the Sixth Annual Policy Makers Conference in

Lexington, VA, September 1997.

Who s Who in Media and Communication, Vol. I, 1997.

Invited to join the Hannibal Club-US by Tunisia, 1999.

Most Inspiring Faculty Award, 2002, Old Dominion University

Who Who Among America s Teachers, 2004, 2005

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Community Service

Regional Democratic Party, Secretary, Treasurer, in New

York, American Business Women's Association, Community

Youth Center, Member of Speakers' Bureau at Alfred

University and Old Dominion University.

Soccer Mother.

Memberships

National Communication Association

Eastern Communication Association

Popular Culture Association

American Culture Association

American Forensic Association

American Debate Association

Pi Kappa Delta

Southeastern Middle East and Islamic Studies Association

References:

On file at the National Communication Association, Placement,

1765 N. Street, N. W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

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