Coordinator: Mary Jackson-Pitts
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Affiliation: Dept. Radio-Television - Arkansas State University

Moderator: Maria de los Angeles Flores, The University of Texas at El Paso

Discussant: Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University

“Chicana Counterstory in Comics: Heroes and Saints and Villains too”, Elvira Carrizal-Dukes, University of Texas at El Paso
"Language Contact and Change: Variation in the Apodosis in Conditional Expressions in Phoenix, Arizona", Laura Dicochea, Edgar Olozagaste Arizona State University
“Distinguishing Journalism Practices between Hispanic and Chicano Reporters”, Maria de los Angeles Flores, University of Texas at El Paso
“Variación lingüística del habla chicana y racismo sistémico en el sistema educativo en la novella Puppet”, Laura Dicochea, Edgar Olozagaste, and Andrea Borbon, Arizona State University

Coordinator: Mary Jackson-Pitts
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Affiliation: Dept. Radio-Television - Arkansas State University

Moderator: David J. Carr, Idaho State University

“Political Buzz Words and the Vocabularies of Motive”, Ralph Hanson, University of Nebraska at Kearney
“Engaging Journalism and Media Communication Students with Experiential Learning: Lessons from Semester at Sea”, Kris Kodrich, Colorado State University
“‘On Hiatus’ and ‘Unable to Locate’: The Discouraging Findings of a Post-Pandemic Census of University Student-Run Communications Agencies”, Doug Swanson, California State University, Fullerton
“Does Online Learning Impact Student Perceptions of Academic Dishonesty?”, Jennifer Margaret Keller, Western Washington University

Coordinator: Mary Jackson-Pitts
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Affiliation: Dept. Radio-Television - Arkansas State University

Chair: Elvis Nshom, California State University, San Marcos

“Constitutive Rhetoric: the case of Construction of Deemed Citizenship.” , Abu T Ahmed, Colorado State University.

“'Ozoemena' - May it Never Happen Again: Examining the Construction of the Nigeria-Biafra War Memories in Digital Space”. , Elias Gbadamosi, Colorado State University.

“The Scientific-Academic research on Communication in Latin America. What is the role of Journalism Studies?” , María Dolores Aragón Robles Linares, Universidad de Sonora (México).

“The Propaganda of ‘Press Freedom’: An Analysis of Political Speeches in Bangladesh., Huzaifa Muhammad, Colorado State University

Respondent: Jon Leon Torn, Northern Arizona University

Coordinator: Mary Jackson-Pitts
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Affiliation: Dept. Radio-Television - Arkansas State University

Chair: Jon Leon Torn, Northern Arizona University

“The Virgin’s Dilemma.”

Nicole Mayerhofer, Southern Utah University

“Maneuvering The DSA: Bangladeshi Digital Activist’s Ways of Expression on Facebook.”, Huzaifa Muhammad, Colorado State University.

“Do You Have a Moment to Talk about Our Lord and Savior? An Analysis of Cross-Cultural Evangelicalism”. , Kelly Regan, Northern Arizona University

“Distrust in Water Runs Deep in the Latinx Community.”, Athena Sanchez, Northern Arizona University

Respondent: Elvis Nshom, California State University, San Marcos