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The forensics team, led by director Tim Horne, had an outstanding weekend at Ocean City, MD for their final tournament of the semester. Despite only have five members, one member was unable to make it to the tournament, the team received 16 awards in 7 categories of speech and 1 group award. Additionally, Nicole Palacios […]

Congrats to Dr. Quinlan on her recently accepted manuscript: Mazer, J. P., McKenna, T., Quinlan, M. M., & Titsworth, S. (2014). The dark side of emotion in the classroom: Emotional processes as mediators of teacher communication behaviors and student negative emotions. Communication Education, To be in July 2014 issue.

The Forensics team had an excellent weekend at the College of Charleston. In fact it was the best weekend tournament results thus far for Director of Forensics, Tim Horne! UNC Charlotte had 26 entries for this tournament and received an award for 19 of them. Hoke Pittman made finals in all 7 of his events […]

Congratulations to Dr. Jiange for her upcoming political articles. Jiang, M. & Okamoto, K. (Forthcoming). National identity, state ideological apparatus, or Panopticon? A case study of Chinese national search engine Jike. Policy & Internet. Schlaeger, J. & Jiang, M. (Forthcoming). Politics as usual? A case study of Chinese local government microblogging. China Information.

Dr. JIang was recently intervied about the role of WeChat in the Chinese Social Media scene. You can read it here.

Congratulatios to Dr. Leeman and Dr. Jiang for winning appearing on the Top Paper Panel, Rhetoric and Public Address Division at the upcoming Southern States Communication Association meeting in New Orleans. Leeman, R., Jiang, M., & Fu, K-W. (2014). The Obamas speak at the Democratic National Convention: The Sina Weibo response. 2014 Southern Communication Association […]

Dr. Quinlan has been working on a documentary that includes an organization she has been studying for the past two years, DooR to DooR. The first trailer for the documentary can be seen below.

Congratulations to Kristen Okamoto, whose MA thesis Running alone, together: The embodied identities of Running Works athletes, was selected as the winner of the 2013-14 Graduate Dean’s Master’s Thesis competition for the Social Sciences. This is a university wide competition.

Dr. Cristine Davis has recently published her new book, Conversations about qualitative communication research: Behind the scenes with leading scholars. Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press.

The UNC Charlotte forensics team had a great weekend at the CFA Holiday Invitational and brought home a bevy of awards. The wins were as follows: Hoke Pittman – 1st place Dramatic Interpretation Hoke Pittman – 2nd place Prose Hoke Pittman – 2nd place Duo Interpretation Hoke Pittman – 3rd place Poetry Matthew Morales – […]