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RUSSEL R. WINDES

CURRICULUM VITA

P.O. Box 2374 Mill Valley CA 94942-2374

E-Mail: abqsef@r.postjobfree.com

I. EDUCATION

Post-Doctoral Fellow, Harvard University, (Social Relations),

1960.

Ph.D., Northwestern University, (Communication Studies, Social

Psychology), 1959.

M.A., Kansas State University-State University of Iowa, (History &

Government), 1953.

B.A., Drury College, (History, Political Science), 1951.

II. PROFESSIONAL

EXPERIENCE

A. Teaching

City University of New York. Professor of Communication Studies (now

Professor Emeritus), 1964-1989 Courses taught: Media Analysis and Criticism,

Communication Theory, Persuasion and the Media, Argumentation, Conflict and

Decision Theory, Political Communication, Legal Advocacy, Wit & Humor in

Communication.

United States International University, San Diego [now California

School of Professional Psychology]. Professor and Director of Doctoral

Studies in Leadership & Human Behavior, 1989-1995. Courses taught: Media and

Persuasion, Values and Decision-Making, Social Psychology, Organizational

Leadership and Development, Developmental Psychology, Theories of

Leadership. Directed 12 dissertations.

San Diego State University. Visiting Professor, 1969-1970. Graduate

courses taught: Rhetorical Criticism, Persuasion, Argumentation.

Columbia University. Adjunct Professor of Communications, 1965-1980.

Courses taught Theories of Communication, Small Group Communication,

Conflict Management, Persuasion, Political Communication. Directed 11

dissertations.

San Francisco State University. Associate Professor, Humanities,

1960-1964. History & Criticism of Public Address, Persuasion, Argumentation,

Small Group Communication, Debate...

Northwestern University. Assistant Professor, 1955-1960.

Communication Studies & Director of University Debate, Courses taught:

Argumentation, Persuasion, Small Group Communication.

B. Administration

Chairman, Department of Communication, Queens College (CUNY), 1964-1969;

Responsibilities: hiring, retention and tenure; supervision of 104 faculty

and staff in divisions of Media, Communications Studies, Theatre,

Performance Studies, Communication Studies, Audiology and Speech Pathology..

.C. Professional Service

Service to the National Communication Association: Administrative

Committee, 1968-1970, 1976-1978; Chairman and Member, Board of Publications,

1975- 1980; Legislative Assembly, 1966-1970, 1976-1980; 1983-1987; Delegate

to Constitutional Convention, 1969.

Elected Member and Chairman of Issues and Policies Division, The

New

Orleans Conference on Research, Instruction and Directions in Speech

Communication, sponsored jointly by the U.S. Office of Education and the

Speech Association of America, 1968.

Evaluator, U.S. Office of Education, NDEA Title IV Program, 1967-1969.

Official Representative from NCA to Republican National Convention,

Chicago, 1960, and Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles, 1960.

D. Public Service

Coordinator, Workshop on Public Relations, National Gay Task Force,

1983-1985.

Staff Member (Research and Speech Preparation), Adlai E. Stevenson

Presidential Campaign, 1955-1956; John F. Kennedy Presidential Campaign,

1959-1960.

E. Service to Universities

Queens College (CUNY): Member, Faculty Senate, 9 years; College

Personnel and Budget Committee, 5 years; Board of Directors, Queens Hearing

and Speech Center, 5 years; Director, 26 M.A. thesis committees.

Columbia University: Directed 19 doctoral dissertations, served on 11

dissertation committees.

Northwestern University: Director of Debate. University teams place

first at 57 tournaments in 5 years and won National Championships in 1958

and 1959.

III. Scholarship

A. Books

Civil Rights Movements

and Queer Identities: Complexities of the

Collective Subject,"in Queering Public Address.Ed.

Charles E. Morris. Columbia SC: University of South Carolina Press, 2007. 45-73

Progay/Antigay: The Rhetorical War over Sexuality. With R. Smith.

Thousand Oaks: Sage, 2000. 260 pp.

Argumentation and Advocacy With A. Hastings. New York: Random House,

1966; 2nd Edition, 1968. 244 pp. [144,140 books sold]

Guide to Debate. With R. O'Neil. Portland: Walch, 1964; 2nd Edition,

1967; 3rd Edition, 1971. Republished by City University of New York Press,

1979, 1982. 300 pp. [102,822 books sold]

Championship Debating II. With A. Kruger. Portland: Walch, 1967. 214

pp. [24,084]

Championship Debating. With A. Kruger. Portland: Walch, 1961. 265 pp.

[44,460]

Introduction to Small Group Communications. With A. Kruger. Portland:

Walch, 1968; 2nd Edition, 1972; 3rd Edition, 1974. 290 pp. [20,914]

B.

"Identity in Political Context: Lesbian/Gay Representation in the Public

Sphere." With R. Smith. Journal of Homosexuality, 37 (1999),

25-45.

"The Progay and Antigay Issue Culture: Interpretation, Influence and

Dissent." With R. Smith. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 83

(1997), 28-48.

"The Interpretation of Abolitionist Rhetoric: Historiography, Rhetorical

Method, and History." With R. Smith. Southern Communication Journal,

60 (1995), 303-311.

"Symbolic Convergence and Abolitionism: A Reinterpretation. With R.

Smith.Southern Communication Journal, 59 (1993) 45-59.

"Collective Action and the Single Text." With R. Smith. Southern

Speech Communication Journal, 43 (Winter, 1978). 110-28.

"The Rhetoric of Mobilization: Implications for the Study of Movements,"

Southern Speech Communication Journal, 42 (Fall, 1976), 1-19.

"The Innovational Movement: A Rhetorical Theory." With R. Smith.

Quarterly Journal of Speech, 61 (April, 1975). 140-53.

"Issues and Responsibilities in Speech Communication," in Conceptual

Frontiers in Speech Communication. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall,

1970.

"Argumentation and Advocacy," in Handbook of English.

Philadelphia: Archabbey Press, 1965.

"Contest for the Nominations" in The 1960 Campaign: A Rhetorical Study.

New York: Speech Association of America, 1961. pp. 58-79.

"A Study of Effective and Ineffective Campaign Speaking," Speech

Monographs, 28 (February, 1961) 38-51. (Reprinted in Studies

in Public Communication, ed. E.C. Ulassi. Chicago: University of Chicago

Press, 1962.)

"American Forum/Contemporary Forum," Western Speech, 28

(Spring, 1964).

"The Presidential Campaign of 1960: The Republican Convention,"

Quarterly Journal of Speech, 46 (October, 1960), 249-56.

"The Stevenson Speech Staff in the 1956 Campaign," Quarterly Journal

of Speech, 46 (February, 1960), 32-45. Reprinted in part in

The Papers of Adlai E. Stevenson, ed. W. Johnson. New York: Harper &

Row, 1976; Speech Criticism, ed. L. Thonssen and A.C. Baird New York:

Ronald Press, 1968; Handbook of College Composition, ed. M. Brennan.

Boston: D.C. Heath, 1964).

"Symposium on Debate and Discussion: Competitive Debating: The Speech

Program, the Individual and Society," Speech Teacher, 9 (March,

1960), 99-108.

"The Northwestern Tournaments," The Gavel (March, 1959), 2-9.

"The Judging of Debates," The Gavel (March, 1958), 9-15.

"Adlai E. Stevenson: Spokesman for a New Politics," Look Magazine,

October 14, 1956, pp. 45-54.

"Public Address in the Career of Adlai E. Stevenson," Quarterly

Journal of Speech, 42 (October, 1956), 220-235. (Reprinted in

part in The Papers of Adlai E. Stevenson, ed. W. Johnson, I,III.

Boston: Little, Brown, 1972, 1974; Great American Speakers, ed. J.

Graham. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1969; Effective Speaking,

L. Crocker. New York: American Institute of Banking, 1960; Persuasive

Speaking. P. Marsh. Harper & Row, 1966.

C. Convention Papers

"Religious Symbolic Convergence and Abolitionism," Speech Communication

Association, 1993.

"The Construction of Nineteenth Century Activism," Speech Communication

Association, 1992.

"The Mainstreaming of Adult Learners in Communication Courses," Speech

Communication Association, 1990.

"The Multi-Media Course in Persuasion and Public Relations," Speech

Communication Association, 1986.

"A New Look at Organizational Communication, "Eastern Communication

Association, 1985.

"The New Orleans Conference: Ten Years Later," Speech Communication

Association, 1982.

"Response to Three Papers," Panel on Political Communication, Eastern

Communication Association, 1977.

"Approaches to the Teaching of Conflict and Decision," Eastern

Communication Association, 1975.

"Scholarship in Speech Communication," Panel on SCA Publications, Speech

Communication Association, 1974.

"Rhetoric, Poetic and Illusion," Western Speech Communication

Association, 1974.

"Issues and Responsibilities: Implications for Speech, Panel on SCA

Organization, Speech Communication Association, 1972.

"An Analysis of Persuasion in the 1970 Congressional Campaign." Eastern

Communication Association, 1972.

"Structure of Professional Organizations," Panel on SCA Reorganization,

Speech Communication Association, 1969.

"Graduate Education in Speech," Eastern Communication Association, 1969.

"Ethics and Responsibilities," Panel on Findings of the New Orleans

SAA-USOE Conference, Speech Association of America, 1968.

"Publish and/or Perish," Speech Association of Eastern States, 1968.

"Publicly Supported Research: Claims and Counterclaims," Speech

Association of America, 1967.

"New Approaches to Teaching the Basic Course," Speech Association of

Eastern States, 1967.

"Arguing the Defense: Old and New Strategies," Speech Association of

America, 1966.

"New Understandings in the Concept of Proof," Speech Association of

America, 1965.

"Wit and Humor in the Speech-making of Adlai E.Stevenson," Speech

Association of Eastern States, 1966.

"Rhetoric of the Racial Revolution: Roy Wilkins," Speech Association of

Eastern States, 1965.

"Increasing the Scholarly Output of Speech Faculty," Panel on

Administration, Speech Association of Eastern States, 1965.

"Ethical Appeals in Persuasion," Western Speech Association, 1963.

"Forensic Debate: Argumentation or Persuasion?", Western Speech

Association, 1961.

"Richard M. Nixon: The Campaigner of Many Masks," Western Speech

Association, 1962.

"The Use of Wit and Humor in Political Speaking," Western Speech

Association, 1961.

"Aristotelian Persuasion and Tournament Forensics," Western Speech

Association, 1961.

"The Psychological Effects of Debating Both Sides of a Proposition,"

Speech Association of America, 1960.

"Debate in a Liberal Education," Speech Association of Eastern States,

1960.

"On the Coaching of Debate," New England Colleges Symposium on Forensics,

Wesleyan University, 1959.

"The Role of Public Address in the Career of Adlai Stevenson," Central

States Speech Association, 1959.

"Adlai Stevenson's Speech Staff in the 1956 Campaign: A Study in

Decision- Making," Speech Association of America, 1958.

D. Editorial

Consulting Editor in Speech Communication for the Bobbs-Merill Company

from 1964 to 1980. Fifty-seven books were published under my editorship. My

responsibilities were to make decisions on author and title; to plan series

of books; to prepare synopses and outlines for each volume; to edit each

manuscript; to write editor's forwards; to prepare advertising copy.

Following are titles and authors:

Bobbs-Merrill Series in Speech Communication G. Miller, Speech

Communication; R. O'Neil, Free Speech; T. Nilsen, Ethics of

Speech Communication; T. Clevenger, Audience Analysis; G. Mills,

Message Preparation: Analysis and Structure; E. Bettinghaus,:

Message Preparation: Proof G. Phillips, Communication and the Small

Group; R. Cathcart, Post Communication: Criticism. (All of the

above were published simultaneously in 1966). G. Cronkhite, Persuasion:

Speech and Behavioral Change, 1969; P. Salus, Linguistics, 1969;

R. Benjamin,Semantics and Language Analysis, 1969; R.King, Forms

of Public Address, 1969; R. Smith, Nonvernal Communication, 197

1; C. Smith and D. Hunsaker, The Basis of Argument, 1972; C. Weaver,

Human Listening, 1972; G. Mills, Putting a Message Together,

1972; E. Bettinghaus, The Introduction to Speech:Nature of Proof

1972; G. Miller, Communication, 1972; R. ONeil, Free Speech,

1973; G. Phillips, Small Group Communication, 1973; T Nilsen,

Ethics in Speech Communication, 1974; J. Condon and F. Yousef,

Introduction to Intercultural Communication. 1975: J. DeVito,

Articulation and Voice, 1975; R. Haas and D. Williams, The Study of

Oral Interpretation, 1975; B. Pierce and C. Rossiter, Communicating

Personally, 1975; T. Steinfatt, Interpersonal Communication,

1978; Phillips, Structuring Communication, 1978.

Total series books sold: 1,702,463

Bobbs-Merrill Series in Communicative Disorders:

J. DeVito, Psycholinguitics, 1971; D. Boone, Cerebral Palsy, 1972;

M. Greene, Disorders of the Voice, 1972; J. Irwin, Disorders of

Articulation, 1972; P. Menyuk, Development of Speech, 1972; F.

Martin, Clinical Audiometry, 1972; M. Ross, Aural Rehabilitation,

1972; H. Halpern, Adult Aphasia, 1972; P. Lieberman, Speech

Acoustics and Perception, 1973; M. Black, Therapy in the Schools,

1973; M. Miller, Hearing Aids, 1973; H. Gregory, Stuttering,

1973; D. Harris, Anatomy and Physiology of Hearing, 1973; 1.

Hochberg, Audiometric Results, 1973; F. Kleffner, Language

Disorders in Children, 1973; G. Powers, Cleft Palate, 1974; B.

Schianger, Mental Retardation, 1974; B. Sheets, Anatomy and

Physiology of the Speech Mechanism, 1974; D. Harris,

Electroencephenology and Layout of the Nervous System, 1974; D. Harris,

Psychoacoustics, 1975.

Total series books sold: 608,815

Non-Series Volumes for Bobbs-Merrill

E. Murray, Phillips, Truby, Speech: Science-Art, 1969; G.

Phillips, Dunham, Brubaker, Butt, Development of Oral Conmmunication,

1970; F. Matson, The Human Persuasion, 1970; W. Brandt, The

Rhetoric ofArgumentation, 1970; N. Lin, The Study of Human

Communication, 1972.

Total books sold: 163,608

I served as Consultant in Speech to Random House from 1967 to 1972. Five

volumes were published: J. DeVito, The Psychology of Speech and Language,

1970; E. Erickson and G. Phillips, Interpersonal Dynamics in the Small

Group, 1970; M. Clark and E. Erway, The Learning Encounter. The

Classroom as a Communication Workshop, 1971; T. Sloan and J. Maclay,

Interpretation: An Approach to the Study of Literature, 1972; F. Matson,

The Human Persuasion, 1973.

Total books sold: 249,831

Total books written sold: 411, 852

Total edited books sold: 2,723,717

Total books sold: 3,135,569

I contributed, as author and associate editor (with R. O'Neil and J.

Lynch) to the following books published by the American Enterprise

Institute, which analyzed the national intercollegiate debate proposition,

1962-1966: Analysis of Non-CommunistOrganization, 1962;

Analysis of Problems in Higher Education, 1963; Analysis of Federal

Assistance to the Unemployed, 1964; Analysis of Restrictions on Law

Enforcement, 1965; Analysis of American Foreign Policy Commitments,

1966.

As Chairman of the NCA Publications Board, I edited the following volumes

published by the ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills: F.

Jandt and M. Hare, Instruction in Conflict Resolution, 1978; J.C.

McCroskey, Quiet Children and the Classroom Teacher, 1979.

I have been reader for Quarterly Journal of Speech, Speech

Monographs, Western Speech Journal, Central States Speech

Journal, and Southern Speech Communication Journal.

E. Non-Published Manuscripts

"James A. Farley and the Roosevelt Campaign of 1932," MA. Thesis, 1953.

"Adlai E. Stevenson and the 1956 Campaign for the Presidency," Ph.D.

Dissertation, 1959.

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