Communication

Yes, and... : continuing the scholarly conversation about freedom of speech at colleges and universities*

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION, 67(2), 265–268.

Yes, and ... : continuing the scholarly conversation about mental health stigma in higher education

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION, Vol. 67, pp. 404–408.

Lex Cantandi, Lex Credendi: A Content Analysis of Organizational Identity-Constructing Pronouns in Pre- and Post-Vatican II Catholic Hymns

JOURNAL OF MEDIA AND RELIGION, 17(1), 12–27.

In the thresholds of scholarly transition INTRODUCTION

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION, Vol. 67, pp. 1–6.

How social science should complement scientific discovery: lessons from nanoscience

Berube, D. M. (2018, April 27). JOURNAL OF NANOPARTICLE RESEARCH, Vol. 20.

Genre: Permanence and Change

RHETORIC SOCIETY QUARTERLY, 48(3), 269–277.

Energy: Rhetoric's vitality

Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 48(3), 260–268.

Coming Out as a Nondrinker at Work

Romo, L. K. (2018, May). MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY, Vol. 32, pp. 292–296.

"Yes, and ... ": continuing the scholarly conversation about immigration and higher education

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION, Vol. 67, pp. 120–123.

The quiver is full: Metonymy and affiliation in 19 Kids and Counting's depiction of pregnancy loss in advanced maternal age

Feminist Media Studies, 18(1), 108–121.

How to resolve conflict: A practical mediation manual

[Review of ]. Peace and Conflict-Journal of Peace Psychology, 24(1), 123–123.

Hidden in plain view: The impact of mediation on the mediator and implications for conflict resolution education

Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 35(3), 301–318.

Communicating/organizing for reliability, resilience, and safety: special issue introduction

CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS, Vol. 23, pp. 154–161.

We to Me: An Autoethnographic Discovery of Self, In and Out of Domestic Abuse

WOMENS STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION, 41(1), 42–59.

Competition or exhibition? The Olympic arts and cultural policy rhetoric

International Journal of Cultural Policy, 24(2), 256–271.

A Reply to Lindsey, Herring, and Greenhalgh on "A Missed Opportunity?: NOAA's Use of Social Media to Communicate Climate Science"

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATION-A JOURNAL OF NATURE AND CULTURE, Vol. 12, pp. 287–288.

A Missed Opportunity?: NOAA's Use of Social Media to Communicate Climate Science

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATION-A JOURNAL OF NATURE AND CULTURE, 12(2), 274–283.

An Examination of How People Who Have Lost Weight Communicatively Negotiate Interpersonal Challenges to Weight Management

HEALTH COMMUNICATION, 33(4), 469–477.