NeMLA 2017: Black Feminist Public Intellectuals from the Nineteenth Century to the Present Since the nineteenth century, Black female public intellectuals have called attention to and protested against the discrimination of African American women on the basis of their race, class, and gender, and particularly in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, their sexual orientation. Drawing on their spiritual authority, many …
Free Webinar, Dr. Dennis Smith, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), “Essential Questions in Faith”
Greetings, colleagues and friends. Please join the Christianity and Communication Studies Network (CCSN) (https://www.theccsn.com), Dr. Mark Fackler (moderator), and Dr. Dennis Smith, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Regional Liaison, Brazil and Southern Cone, for the next installment in the “Essential Questions in Faith and Communication” webinar series on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 6:00-7:00 pm EST. This webinar is free and open to the …
Call for Papers, Janie Harden Fritz
Communication Research and Theory Network a service of the National Communication Association www.natcom.org/CRTNET ——————————————————————– Call for Papers, Janie Harden Fritz ——————————————————————– Janie Harden Fritz, harden@duq.edu Call for Papers 108th Annual ECA Convention Boston, Massachusetts March 29–April 2, 2017 Theory & Methodology Interest Group Freedom To … Freedom From No city in the United States is associated more with the tensions …
New Guest Blogger, Dr. Sam Ebersole, “Jesus Christ. . . Documentary Film Maker?”
We recently posted a blog by CCSN guest blogger for August, Dr. Samuel Ebersole, Colorado State University. Enjoy and share widely. Thanks. Jesus Christ. . . Documentary Film Maker? (by Samuel Ebersole) Peace, Robert
Dr. Greg Spencer, Westmont College, Free Webinar, “Essential Questions in Faith and Communication, no. 8,” Tues., August 30, moderated by Mark Fackler
Greetings, colleagues and friends. Please join the Christianity and Communication Studies Network (CCSN) (https://www.theccsn.com), Dr. Mark Fackler (moderator), and Dr. Greg Spencer (Ph.D., University of Oregon), Professor of Communication Studies, Westmont College, for the next installment in the “Essential Questions in Faith and Communication” webinar series on Tuesday, August 30, 6:30-7:30 pm EST. This webinar is free and open to …
Dr. Gerald Mast, Bluffton University, Free Webinar, “Essential Questions in Faith and Communication,” Tuesday, August 23, moderated by Mark Fackler
Greetings, colleagues and friends. Please join the Christianity and Communication Studies Network (CCSN) (https://www.theccsn.com), Dr. Mark Fackler (moderator), and Dr. Gerald Mast (Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh), Professor of Communication, Bluffton University, for the next installment in the “Essential Questions in Faith and Communication” webinar series on Tuesday, August 23, 8-9 pm EST. This webinar is free and open to the …
New Blog Post, “Practicing a Theatrical Hermeneutic in Teaching and Performance” (by Paul Patton)
Please check out ccsn’s latest guest blogger, Dr. Paul Patton, and his reflections on “Practicing a Theatrical Hermeneutic in Teaching and Performance,” available here: Practicing a Theatrical Hermeneutic in Teaching and Performance (by Paul Patton) Dr. Patton is also hosting a live webinar event on the same subject on Tuesday, July 19, 8-9 pm. You may read more here: https://www.theccsn.com/exploring-the-use-of-a-theatrical-hermeneutic-in-teaching-and-performance/ …
New Blog Post, Teaching the “Dark Side” of Communication, Part 3: The How (by Jeremy Osborn)
Please check out this third and final installment from June’s CCSN guest blogger, Dr. Jeremy Osborn: Teaching the “Dark Side” of Communication, Part 3: The How (by Jeremy Osborn) For interested readers, Part 1 is here: https://www.theccsn.com/a-backward-design-approach-to-the-integration-of-faith-and-learning-part-1/ Part 2 is here: https://www.theccsn.com/teaching-the-dark-side-of-communication-part-2-the-what-and-why/ Peace, Robert
New Blog Post, Teaching the “Dark Side” of Communication, Part 2: The What and Why (Part 2)
Please check out the second installment from June’s CCSN guest blogger, Dr. Jeremy Osborn: Teaching the “Dark Side” of Communication, Part 2: The What and Why (by Jeremy Osborn) Part 1 is located here: https://www.theccsn.com/a-backward-design-approach-to-the-integration-of-faith-and-learning-part-1/ Peace, Robert
Religious Communication Awards CALL 2016
Religious Communication Association 2016 Call for Book, Article & Dissertation Award The Religious Communication Association (RCA) is accepting nominations for its annual outstanding Book, Article, & Dissertation awards. RCA Book Award: The RCA grants the Book Award for the outstanding scholarly book on religious communication published between May 2015 and May 2016. Those wishing to nominate a book for the award should send four copies of the …
