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L

Y N N E

M

.

W

E B B

F l o r i d a I n t e r n a t i o n a l U n i v e r s i t y

Department of Communication

Cell Telephone 479.283.5680

11200 SW 8th Street, VH 212

Private FAX 479.439.4637

Miami, FL 33199

EMail LynneWebb320@cs.com

EDUCATION

PhD

1980, University of Oregon, Communication Theory

MS

1975, University of Oregon, Communication Theory

BS

1972, Pennsylvania State University, Community Development

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Relational communication, especially marital and family communication as well as issues of race and gender in

social interactions.

Applied communication, especially social media, health communication, communication training/pedagogy, as

well as communication and aging.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2013-present Professor, Florida International University, with tenure.

1999-2013

Professor, University of Arkansas, with tenure.

1991-1999

Associate Professor, University of Memphis, with tenure.

1986-90

Associate Professor, University of Florida, with tenure.

1980-86

Assistant Professor, University of Florida, on tenure-track.

1978-80

Instructor, Berea College (Kentucky).

1974-78

Graduate Teaching Fellow, University of Oregon.

1972-74

Field Representative, East Central Illinois Area Agency on Aging.

HONORS AND DISTINCTIONS

Listed in current edition of Marquis’ Who’s Who in America.

Research Awards

Outstanding Scholar, Florida International University, 2016

Osborn Teacher-Scholar Award, Southern States Communication Association, 2015 Master Researcher, University of Arkansas Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, 2012

Outstanding Communication Theory Scholar, Southern States Communication Association, 2014 & 2000 Outstanding Gender Studies Scholar, Southern States Communication Association, 2001

Top Research Paper Awards

Language and Social Interaction, Southern States Communication Association, 2012 & 2010 Interpersonal Communication, Southern States Communication Association, 2009 & 2005 Gender Studies, Southern States Communication Association, 2007 & 2006

Communication Theory, Southern States Communication Association, 1998 Family Communication Division, National Communication Association, 1990 Communication and Aging Commission, National Communication Association, 1986 Teaching Awards

American Communication Association Excellence in Teaching at the Master’s Level, 1999 U. of Memphis Briggs Award for Undergraduate Teaching (awarded to top 1% of faculty), 1998 Univ. of Florida College of Liberal Arts & Sciences (awarded to top 3% of faculty), 1990, 1986, 1984 Univ. of Florida Alpha Lambda Delta (freshman honorary), 1987

Service Awards

Presidential Citation for Outstanding Service, National Communication Association, 2010

Outreach Award, Southern States Communication Association. for facilitating the success of underrepresented populations in the discipline, 1997

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PUBLICATIONS

<Full text downloads of my recent publications available at http://myweb.fiu.edu/lwebb/>

Books

4. Webb, L. M. & Wright, K. B., under contract. Computer mediated communication in personal

relationships 2.0. New York: Peter Lang Publishers. [Contracted for 2017 publication]

3. Parcell Sahlstein, E., & Webb, L. M., Eds. (2015). A communicative perspective on the military:

Interactions, messages, and discourses. New York: Peter Lang Publishers. [ISBN

978-1-4331-2329-0]

2. Dickson, F. C., & Webb, L. M., Eds. (2012). Communication for families in crisis: Theories, methods,

strategies. New York: Peter Lang Publishers. [ISBN-13: 978-1433111020]

1. Wright, K. B., & Webb, L. M., Eds. (2011). Computer mediated communication in personal

relationships. New York: Peter Lang Publishers. [ISBN-10: 433110814 & ISBN-13:

978-1433110818]

Chapters in Scholarly Volumes

39. Moser, A. L., & Webb, L. M., in press. Women’s reports of campus rape culture and failed rape

prevention programs: A case study of one U. S. campus. In

G. C. Becker & A. Dionne, Eds., Rape

culture 101: Programming change.

Bradford, ON: Demeter Press.

38. Webb, L. M., in press. Confessions of a tight rope walker: Using an integrative approach to weave the

safety net every feminist scholar desires. In K. Marsh & E. Neiterman, Eds., “Off Time”: Mothers,

family, and career over the life course. Bradford, ON: Demeter Press.

37. Webb, L. M., & Amason, P., in press.

Male versus Female College Students’ Accounts of Initiating

Safer Sex Talk: The Case for Gender Schema Theory and Sexual Scripts

. In C. Wood, Ed, The

Gender Studies Reader. San Diego, CA: Cognella Academic Publishing.

36. Webb, L. M., & Desrayaud, N., in press. The theory of conflict cultures: The etiology and elimination

of workplace bullying. In R. West & C. S. Beck, Eds., From the playground to the office: Bullies,

bullying, and Communication. London: Routledge.

35. Norwood, K. M., & Webb, L. M. (2017). Tending the privacy boundary between the married couple

and the husband’s mother: Its impact on marital satisfaction and relationship solidarity. In L. R.

Ennis, Ed., After the happily ever after: Empowering women and mothers in relationships (p.

183-205). Bradford, ON: Demeter Press.

34. Gibson, D. M., Webb, L. M., & Joseph, L. (2016). The ADHD-diagnosed child: Does family

communication environment and perceived child care options contribute to the decision to

medicate? In L. N. Olson & M. A Fine, Eds., The darker side of family communication: The

harmful, the morally suspect, and the socially inappropriate (p. 69-86). New York: Peter Lang

Publishers. [

ISBN-13: 978-1433125379; ISBN-10: 1433125374]

33. Harp, K. K., & Webb, L. M. (2016). Family communication patterns and communication behavior in

conflicts: Reports from parents and their young-adult children. In P. M. Kellett & T. G. Matyok,

Eds., Transforming conflict through communication: Personal, family, and to working relationships

(p. 203-224). Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. [ISBN 978-1-4985-1501-6]

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PUBLICATIONS CONTINUED

Chapters in Scholarly Volumes Continued

32. Morledge, C. L., & Webb, L. M. (2016). Emotional intelligence and conflict in romantic relationships

among college students. In P. M. Kellett & T. G. Matyok, Eds., Transforming conflict through

communication: Personal, family, and working relationships (p. 225-246). Lanham, MD: Lexington

Books. [ISBN 978-1-4985-1501-6]

31. Son, M. S., Webb, L. M., & Amason, P. (2016). Conflicts with heterosexual partners about sexual

discrepancies: Conflict avoidance, de-escalation strategies, facilitators to conversation. In J. A. Samp,

Ed., Communicating in interpersonal conflict in close relationships: Contexts, challenges, and

opportunities (p. 40-56). London: Routledge. [ISBN-13: 978-1138774902; ISBN-10: 1138774901]

30. Theiss, S. L., & Webb, L. M. (2016). Workplace bullying: U.S. Academic managers’ intervention

strategies. In E. Gilchrist-Petty & S. D. Long, Eds., Contexts of the Dark Side of Communication (p.

59-74). New York: Peter Lang Publishing. [ISBN 978-1-4331-2749-6]

29. Wu, C. W., & Webb, L. M. (2016). Chinese international students’ messages on the Family Forum:

Topics, goals, and types of assistance. In M. F. Wright, Ed., Identity, sexuality, and relationships among

emerging adults in the digital age (p. 128-149). Hershey, PA: IGI Global. doi:

10.4018/978-1-5225-1856-3.ch009 [ISBN 9781522518563]

28. Berck, C. B., & Webb, L M. (2015). Enacting resilience: Military parents’ reports of successful

communication with children during deployment. In E. Sahlstein Parcell & L. M. Webb, Eds., A

communication perspective on the military: Interactions, messages, and discourses. (p. 59-80). New

York: Peter Lang. [ISBN 978-1-4331-2329-0]

27. Hayes, M. T., Gibson, D. M., Hill, M., McCollough, C., & Webb, L. M. (2015). Stardom on the fan

blogs: A case study of Mad Men dot com. In J. C. Dunn, J. Manning, & D. Stern, Eds. Lucky strikes and

a three-martini lunch: Thinking about television's Mad Men, 2

nd

ed. (p. 269-284). Newcastle upon Tyne,

UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. [ISBN-13: 978-1443875455; ISBN-10: 1443875457]

26. Webb, L. M. (2015). Research on technology and the family: From misconceptions to more accurate

understandings. In C. J. Bruess, Ed., Families in the age of digital and social media (p. 3-31). New

York: Peter Lang Publishers. [ISBN-13: 978-1433127458; ISBN-10: 1433127458]

25. Webb, L. M. & Temple, N. (2015). Social media and gender issues. In B. Guzzetti & M. Lesley, Eds.,

Handbook of research on the societal impact of digital media (p. 638-669). Hershey, PA: IGI Global.

doi: 10.4018/978-1-4666-8310-5.ch025 [ISBN 9781466683105; E-ISBN 9781466683105]

24. Lee, B., D., & Webb, L. M. (2014). Mommy bloggers: Who they are, what they write about, and how

they are shaping motherhood in the 21

st

century. In A. R. Martinez & L. J. Miller, Eds., Gender in a

transitional era: Changes and challenges (p. 41-57). Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. [

ISBN-13:

978-0739188439; ISBN-10: 0739188437]

23. Warford, E. M., & Webb, L. M. (2014). Mothers’ reports of challenging conversations with their

adopted children: Performing motherhood in talk. In A. E. Kinser, K. Freehling-Burton, & T.

Hawkes, Eds., Performing motherhood: Artistic, Activist, and Everyday Enactments (p. 209-228).

Bradford, ON: Demeter Press. [ISBN-10: 1927335922; ISBN-13: 978-1927335925]

22. Webb, L. M., Ledbetter, A., & Norwood, K. M. (2014). Families and technologically-assisted

communication. In L. H. Turner & R. West, Eds., Sage handbook of family communication (p.

354-369). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. [ISBN-13: 978-1483345956; ISBN-10: 1483345955]

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PUBLICATIONS CONTINUED

Chapters in Scholarly Volumes Continued

21. Webb, L. M., & Toller, P. W. (2014). Communicative coping with ambiguous death: The search for

answers, consolation, acceptance. In E. D. Miller, Ed., Stories of complicated grief: A critical anthology

(p. 174-193). Washington, DC: National Association of Social Workers Press. [ISBN-10: 0871014483;

ISBN-13: 978-0871014481]

20. Boupha, S., Grisso, A. D., Morris, J., Webb, L. M., & Zakeri, M. (2013). How college students display

ethnic identity on Facebook. In R. A. Lind, Ed., Race/Gender/Media: Considering diversity across

audiences, content, and producers, 3

rd

ed. (p. 107-112). Boston, MA: Pearson. [ISBN-10:0205006108]

19. Pennington, D. C., & Webb, L. M. (2013). Decision making in dual-career couples: A replication and

extension. In S. Marrow & D. Leoutsakas, Eds., More than blood: Today’s reality and tomorrow’s

vision of family (p. 70-82). Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt. [

13: 978-0757597961;

ISBN-10: 0757597963]

18. Stiffler, E. E., Webb, L. M., & Duvall, A. C. (2013). The effects of family communication environment on

viewers’ identification with and evaluation of television family communication models. In D. Macey &

K. M. Ryan, Eds., Television and the self: Knowledge, identity and media (p. 99-118). Lanham, MD:

Lexington. [ISBN-13: 978-1498511049; ISBN-10: 149851104X]

17. Webb, L. M., & Wang, Y. X. (2013). Techniques for analyzing blogs and micro-blogs. In N. Sappleton, Ed.,

Advancing research methods with new technologies (p. 183-204). Hershey, PA: IGI Global Publishers.

doi: 10.4018/978-1-4666-3918-8.ch012

16. Webb, L. M., & Wang, Y. X. (2013). Techniques for sampling on-line data sets. In W. C. Hu & N.

Kaabouch, Eds., Big data management, technologies, and applications (p. 95-114). Hershey, PA: IGI

Global Publishers. doi: 10.4018/978-1-4666-4699-5.ch005

15. Amason, P., Webb, L. M., & Agee, P. K. (2012). College students’ descriptions of conflicts during safer sex

talk: Managing challenging, intimate conversations. In K. L. Walker, J. L. Hart, & M. U. D’Silva, Eds.,

Communicating about HIV/AIDS: Taboo topics and difficult conversations (p. 141-164). Cresskill, NJ:

Hampton Press. [ISBN-13: 9781612890852]

14. Gibson, D. M., & Webb, L. M. (2012). Grounded-theory approaches to research on virtual work: A brief

primer. In S. D. Long, Ed., Virtual work and human interaction research: Qualitative and quantitative

approaches (p. 160-175). Hershey, PA: IGI Global Publishers. doi: 10.4018/978-1-4666-0963-1.ch010

[ISBN10:146660963]

13. Johnson, K. B., & Webb, L. M. (2012). Death of a child: Mothers’ accounts of their interactions with their

surviving children. In F. C. Dickson & L. M. Webb, Eds., Communication for families in crisis:

Theories, methods, strategies (p. 127-150). New York: Peter Lang Publishers. [ISBN-13:

978-1433111020]

12. Lee, B. D., & Webb, L. M. (2012). The ICC (identity, content, community) theory of blog participation. In

R. A. Lind, Ed., Producing theory: The intersection of audiences and production in a digital world (p.

177-193). New York: Peter Lang Publishers. [ISBN: 9781433115196]

11. Webb, L. M., Chang, H. C., Hayes, M. T., Smith, M. M., & Gibson, D. M. (2012). Mad Men dot com:

An analysis of commentary from online fan websites. In J. C. Dunn, J. Manning, & D. Stern, Eds.

Lucky strikes and a three-martini lunch: Thinking about television's Mad Men (p. 226-238).

Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. [

13: 978-1443840446;

ISBN-10: 1443840440]

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PUBLICATIONS CONTINUED

Chapters in Scholarly Volumes Continued

10. Webb, L. M., & Dickson, F. C. (2012). Families in crisis: Effective communication for managing

unexpected, negative events. In F. C. Dickson & L. M. Webb, Eds., Communication for families in

crisis: Theories, methods, strategies (p. 1-26). New York: Peter Lang Publishers.[ISBN-13:

978-1433111020]

9. Webb, L. M., Fields, T. E., Boupha, S., & Stell, M. N. (2012). U. S. political blogs: What channel

characteristics contribute to popularity? In T. Dumova & R. Fiordo, Eds., Blogging in the global

society: Cultural, political, and geographic aspects (p. 179-199). Hershey, PA: IGI Global

Publishers. doi:10.4018/978-1-60960-744-9.ch011

8. Webb, L. M., Thompson-Hayes, M., Chang, H. C., & Smith, M. M. (2012). Taking the audience

perspective: Online fan commentary about the brides of Mad Men and their weddings. In A. A.

Ruggerio, Ed., Media depictions of brides, wives, and mothers (p. 223-235). Lanham: MD:

Lexington. [ISBN 9780739177082 ; see http://alenaruggerio.com/]

7. Webb, L. M., Wilson, M. L., Hodges, M., Smith, P. A., & Zakeri, M. (2012). Facebook: How college

students work it. In H. S. Noor Al-Deen & J. A. Hendricks, Eds., Social media: Usage and impact

(p. 3-22). Lanham: MD: Lexington Books (Division of Rowman & Littlefield Publishing). [ISBN

9780739167298]

6. Hans, M. L., Lee, B. D., Tinker, K. A., & Webb, L. M. (2011). Online performances of gender: Blogs,

gender-bending, and cybersex as relational exemplars. In K. B. Wright & L. M. Webb, Eds.,

Computer mediated communication in personal relationships (p. 302-323). New York: Peter Lang

Publishers. [ISBN-10: 1433110814 & ISBN-13: 978-1433110818]

5. Webb, L. M., & Lee, B. S. (2011). Mommy blogs: The centrality of community in the performance of

online maternity. In M. Moravec, Ed., Motherhood online: How online communities shape modern

motherhood (p. 244-257). Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. doi:

10.13140/2.1.2265.0886

4. Webb, L. M. (2008). Compliance-gaining strategies for HIV/AIDS talk: College students’ suggestions

for initiating conversations with potential sex partners. In M. U. D’Silva, J. Hart, & K. L. Walker,

Eds., HIV/AIDS prevention and health communication (p. 174-196). Newcastle, U.K.: Cambridge

Scholars Publishing. [ISBN 10: 1-84718-866-4]

3. Amason, P., & Webb, L. M. (2007). Interpersonal communication issues in conversations about

sexually transmitted diseases. In K. B. Wright & S. D. Moore, Eds., Applied Health

Communication: A Sourcebook (p. 313-340). Cresskill, NJ: Hampton. [ISBN:1572737336]

2. Webb, L. M., Walker, K. L., Bollis, T. S., & Hebbani, A. G. (2003). Perceived parental communication,

gender, and young adults’ self-esteem: Male, female, and universal path models (p. 197-224). In

Williams, M. R. & Backlund, P., Eds., Readings in Gender Communication. Belmont, CA:

Wadsworth. [ISBN-10:0534581137; ISBN-13:9780534581138]

1. Webb, L. M., Schreiner, J. M., & Asmuth, M. V. (1995). Maintaining effective interaction skills. In R.

A. Huntley & K. S. Helfer, Eds., Communication in Later Life (p. 159-179). Boston:

Butterworth-Heinemann. [ISBN 075069534X, 9780750695343]

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PUBLICATIONS CONTINUED

Articles in International, National, and Regional Refereed Journals

32. Holt, S. I., Webb, L. M., Kropp, P. L., Hans, M. L., Conty, M., Chorley, S. K., & Wilson, M. L.

(2013). Marital communication of needs, wants, and desires: Requests that function as

effective and ineffective persuasive strategies. The Forensic, 98(2), 21-41.

31. Thompson-Hayes, M., Gibson, D. M., Scott, A. T., & Webb, L. M. (2009). Professorial

collaborations via CMC: Interactional dialectics. Computers in Human Behavior, 25, 208-216.

doi:10.1016/j.chb.2008.09.003

30. Webb, L. M. (2008). Communication and commitment in close, personal relationships: Selecting

the research reports. Southern Communication Journal, 73, 1-3.

doi:10.1080/10417940701815527

29. McGehee, C. D., & Webb, L. M. (2008). Communication training as described by independent

practitioners: A first look. American Communication Journal, 10 (2).

http://ac-journal.org/journal/2008/Summer/1CommunicationTraining.pdf

28. Thompson-Hayes, M., & Webb, L. M. (2008). Documenting mutuality: Testing a dyadic and

communicative model of marital commitment. Southern Communication Journal, 73, 143-159.

doi:10.1080/10417940802009533

27. Webb, L. M., Walker, K. L., & Bollis-Pecci, T. S. (2004). Feminist pedagogy in the teaching of

research methods. International Journal of Social Research and Methodology, 7, 415-428.

doi:10.1080/1364557032000119599

26. Thompson-Hayes, M., & Webb, L. M. (2004). Commitment under construction: A dyadic and

communicative model of marital commitment. Journal of Family Communication, 4, 249-260.

doi:10.1080/15267431.2004.9670134

25. Liou, C. H., & Webb, L. M. (2004). Influence of audience members’ cultural backgrounds on

perceived typicality of filmed portrayals: A preliminary study using American Beauty. Journal

of Intercultural Communication Research, 33, 201-213.

24. Acoach, C. L., & Webb, L. M. (2004). The influence of language brokering on Hispanic

teenagers’ acculturation, academic performance, and nonverbal decoding skills: A preliminary

study. Howard Journal of Communications, 15, 1-19. doi:101080/10646170490275459

23. Webb, L. M., Bourgerie, A. J., Shaper, M. W., Johnson, K. B., Dubbs, K. L., Mountain, K. N.,

Harp, K. K., & Walker, A. M. (2004). Gender and diversity in family communication: A

content analysis of the four undergraduate textbooks. Journal of Family Communication, 4,

35-52.

22. Webb, L. M., Allen, M. W., & Walker, K. L. (2002). Feminist pedagogy: Identifying basic

principles. Academic Exchange Quarterly, 6, 67-72.

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PUBLICATIONS CONTINUED

Articles in International, National, and Regional Refereed Journals

21. Webb, L.M., & Thompson-Hayes, M. (2002). Do popular collegiate textbooks in interpersonal

communication reflect a common theory base? A telling content analysis. Communication

Education, 51, 210-224.

20. Amason, P., Gibson, D. M., Allen, M. W., & Webb, L. M. (2002). Family medical leave act: Its

communicative impact on families and employers. Communication Law Review, 4.

Retrieved from http://commlawreview.org/Archives/v4i1/Family%20and%20Medical%20Leave%20Act.pdf

19. Walker, K. L., Arnold, C. L., Miller-Day, M., & Webb, L. M. (2002). Investigating the

physician-patient relationship: Examining emerging themes.

Health Communication, 14, 45-68.

18. Webb, L. M. (2001). A modest beginning: From the latest online to a 1995 mainstay. Journal of

Family Communication, 1, 191-192.

17. Webb, L. M. (2001). Thoughtful critique of the right stuff: A plan for staying on top of family

communication information. Journal of Family Communication, 1, 21-24.

16. Webb, L. M. (2000). Legacy. American Communication Journal, 3 (3). Retrieved from

http://ac-journal.org/journal/vol3/Iss3/editorials/legacy.html

15. Webb, L. M. (2000). The professor as colleague. American Communication Journal, 3 (2).

Retrieved from http://ac-journal.org/journal/vol3/Iss2/articles/webb.html

14. Webb, L. (1999). Do job seekers in our discipline need home pages? American Communication

Journal, 2(3). Retrieved from http://ac-journal.org/journal/vol2/Iss3/editorials/webb.htm

13. Whitchurch, G. G., & Webb, L. M. (1995). Applied family communication research: Casting light

upon the demon. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 23, 239-246.

12. Lanza-Kaduce, L., & Webb, L. (1992). Perceived parental communicative and adolescent

self-esteem: Predictors of academic performance and drop-out rates. ACA Bulletin, 82, 1-12.

11. Asmuth, M. V., & Webb, L. (1990). Nursing home residents’ participation in a creative

communication course: The influence of age, activity, and regular attendance. Journal of

Applied Gerontology, 9, 266-282.

10. Webb, L. (1990). Research in communication and aging: The challenge of studying process.

Journal of Applied Communication Research, 18, 1-7.

9. Webb, L. (1989). A program of public speaking training: One consultant’s approach. Southern

Communication Journal, 55, 72-86.

8. Webb, L., Delaney, J. J., & Young, L. R. (1989). Age, interpersonal attraction, and social

interaction: A review and assessment. Research on Aging, 11, 107-123.

7. Nimocks, M. J. A., Webb, L., & Connell, J. R. (1987). Communication and the

terminally ill: A theoretical model. Death Studies, 11, 323-344.

6. Webb, L., Holmes, A. E., & Freeman, K. E. (1987). Applied interpersonal

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Articles in International, National, and Regional Refereed Journals

5. Webb, L. (1986). Eliminating sexist language in the classroom. Women’s Studies in

Communication, 9, 21-29.

4. Webb, L., & Lane, J. L. (1986). Peer facilitation as practicum. Communication Education, 35,

163-166.

3. Webb, L. (1985). Common topics of conversation between young adults and their

grandparents. Communication Research Reports, 2, 156-163.

2. Webb, L. (1985). Interpersonal communication and aging: Components for an instructional unit.

Gerontology/Geriatrics Education, 5, 25-35.

1. Webb, L., Wulkan, J. B., Kricos, P. B., & LaPointe, L. L. (1985). Gerontological training for

speech-language pathologists: An initial assessment of the need and benefits.

Gerontology/Geriatrics Education, 6, 37-49.

Refereed Articles in State Journals

8. Gibson, D. M., & Webb, L. M. (2013). Encounters with attractive strangers: A metaphor analysis of

memorable questions in initial interactions. Pennsylvania Communication Annual, 69, 83-101.

7. Scott, T. M., Webb, L. M., & Amason, P. (2012). Professionally accomplished women’s

perceptions of father-daughter communication: An exploratory study. Iowa Journal of

Communication, 44(1), 64-92. [Special issue on Communication and the Family; see

http://www.uni.edu/commstudies/ica/journal/44-1_content.pdf].

6. Thompson-Hayes, M., Gibson, D. M., Webb, L. M., Nelson, L., Smith, M. M., & Walker, A. M.

(2010). College students’ perceptions of fictional television families: Perceived realism and

potential for emulation. Kentucky Journal of Communication, 28 [Special issue on the Future of

Relational Communication]. Available at

http://www.kycommunication.com/jenniferpdf/Thompson.pdf

5. Moberly, R. B., & Webb, L. (1987). Perspectives on dispute resolution and

communication. Florida Speech Communication Journal, 15 (2), 25-32.

4. Webb, L. (1987). Generating sayables: Talk for awkward moments. Journal of Communication

Studies, 6, 1-4.

3. Webb, L., & Howay, J. (1987). The efficacy of public speaking training for employees: A

preliminary study. Virginia Journal of Communication, 8, 31-44.

2. Webb, L. (1986). Developing a unit or course on communication and aging. Florida Speech

Communication Journal, 14 (1), 2-9. [Special issue on Pedagogy for the Class on

Communication and Aging].

1. Webb, L. (1984). Mediated images of elders: An exercise in the case study of prime time TV.

Florida Speech Communication Journal, 12 (1), 24-32.

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PUBLICATIONS CONTINUED

Case Study in Research Methods Series

Webb, L. M., Gibson, D. M., Wang, Y. X., Chang, H. C., & Thompson-Hayes, M. (2015). Selecting,

scraping, and sampling big data sets from the Internet: Fan blogs as exemplar. SAGE Research

Methods Cases [19 pages]. Retrieved from

http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/978144627305014558403

Book Review Essay in Refereed National Journal

Webb, L. M., Lieberman, D. A., Nimocks, M. J. A., & Roberts, K. W. (1996).

Socially constructing the aging experience: A review essay on the Handbook of

Communication and Aging Research. Health Communication, 8, 367-387.

Book Foreword

Jacobson, S., & Webb, L. M., in press. Foreword to The Awareness Myth of Health Communication,

by Mylea Hill and Marceline Thompson Hayes. New York, NY: Peter Lang Publishing.

Webb, L. M. (2013). Foreword to User behavior in ubiquitous online environments, edited by

Jean-Eric Pelet and Peggy Papadopoulou (pp. xii-xiii). Hershey, PA: IGI Global Publishing.

[ISBN13: 9781466645660, ISBN10: 1466645660, EISBN13: 9781466645677 ]

Encyclopedia Entries

7. Temple, N., & Webb, L. M., in press. Facebook. In Merskin, D., Ed., The Sage international

encyclopedia of mass media & society. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. [Scheduled for publication

2018]

6. Webb, L. M. (2017). Online qualitative research methods. In C. S. Davis, Ed., International

Communication Association’s International encyclopedia of communication research methods:

Qualitative research methods. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell.

doi:10.1002/9781118901731.iecrm0173 Retrieved from

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/9781118901731.iecrm0173/abstract

5. Hayes, M. T., & Webb, L. M. (2017). Representation/Representativeness. In C. S. Davis, Ed.,

International Communication Association’s International encyclopedia of communication research

methods: Qualitative research methods. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell.

doi:10.1002/9781118901731.iecrm0212 Retrieved from

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/9781118901731.iecrm0212/abstract

4. Webb, L. M., Ledbetter, A., & Norwood, K. M. (2014). Technology. In M. J. Coleman & L. H. Ganong

(Eds.), The social history of American families: An encyclopedia (pp. 1322-1326). Thousand Oaks,

CA: Sage. [ISBN-10: 1452286167 & ISBN-13: 978-1452286167]

3. Webb, L. M. & Amason, P. (2014). STD and HIV prevention. In T. L. Thompson (Ed.), The

encyclopedia of health communication (Vol. 3, pp. 1250-1254). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

[ISBN-10: 1452258759 & ISBN-13: 978-1452258751]

2. Webb, L. M. (2012). Social networking: Facebook. In M. Kosut & G. J. Geoffrey (Eds.), The Sage

encyclopedia of gender in media (pp. 359-361). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. [ISBN: 9781412990790

]

1. Webb, L. M., & Lee, B. D. (2012). Blogs/blogging. In M. Kosut & G. J. Geoffrey (Eds.), The Sage

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PUBLICATIONS CONTINUED

Newsletter Articles and Teaching Materials

9. Webb, L. M., & McGehee, C. (2002). Negotiating the academic job contract. Women in

Higher Education, [a three-part series] 11.9 (Sept.), p. 30-31; 11.10 (Oct.), p. 30-31; & 11.11 (Nov.), p.

29-31.

8. Webb, L. M. (1997). Convention financing: Theft or misunderstanding. Connections, Winter, p. 4, 9 10.

7. Webb, L. (1996). Proactive collegiality: Stalking the demon where he lives. Spectra, June, p. 13-15 and

Connections, Summer, p. 1, 4, 6-8.

6. Webb, L. M. (1995). A proactive stance. Connections, Fall, p. 1, 4.

5. Webb, L. (1989). A student-devised evaluation form. The Speech Communication Teacher,

Spring, p. 5-7.

4. Webb, L. (1987). Topical bibliography on communication and aging. Resources in Education, 21 (4), 45

(Abstract. ERIC Document No. ED 276086).

3. Webb, L. (1986). The analogy speech. The Speech Communication Teacher, Fall, p. 2.

2. Webb, L. (1981). Communication and aging. Spectra, Nov., p. 4.

1. Webb, L. (1981). Pedagogical strategies for communication and aging. Resources in Education, 16 (4), 42

(Abstract. ERIC Document No. ED 194944).

Manuscripts under Review

2. Lee, F. Y., & Webb, L. M., under review. Loneliness, disclosure, and checking Facebook: Results from a

Hong Kong survey. Asian Journal of Communication (Taylor & Francis).

1. Medeiros, D. T., & Webb, L. M., under review. Remaining Facebook versus face-to-face friends after a

romantic breakup. International Journal of Interactive Communication Systems & Technologies

(IGI-Global).

GRANT AWARDS

Univ. of Arkansas SEC Travel Grant, 2012-13, $2500.

Univ. of Arkansas Global Campus Course Development Grant, 2011-12, $4000.

State of Arkansas SILO/SURF Research Grant, 2007-08, $2250.

State of Arkansas SILO/SURF Research Grant, 2003-04, $2025.

Univ. of Arkansas Graduate Research Assistant Award, 2000-2005, $5,700. per year

Univ. of Arkansas Start-Up Funds/Seed Money Grant, 1999-2000, $10,050.

Univ. of Memphis Graduate Research Assistant Award, 1994-95, $3700.

Univ. of Memphis Graduate Research Assistant Award, 1992-93, $3500.

Univ. of Florida Graduate Research Assistant Award, 1989-90, $3200.

International Communication Association Research Grant, 1987-88, $1836.

Univ. of Florida Gerontology Center Course Development Grant, Summer 1981, $1,974.

Univ. of Florida Research Grant for New Faculty, 1980-81, $4,550.

National Science Foundation Summer Study Grant, 1979, $3,360.

Univ. of Oregon Gerontology Student Fellowship, 1974-75, $2,000.

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EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES

Editorial and Review Boards:

 Current Appointments: Health Communication, Southern Communication Journal,

Technoculture, Sexuality & Communication

 Past Appointments: J. of Applied Communication Research, J. of Computer-Mediated

Communication, J. of Family Communication, Women’s Studies in Communication, NCA’s

Applied Communication Book Series, Review of Communication, J. of Intercultural

Communication Research, Communication Studies, American Communication J.,

Communication Reports, Florida Communication J.

Proposed and Co-edited Scholarly Readers:

 Computer-Mediated Communication in Personal Relationships 2.0 (2

nd

edition).

 A Communicative Perspective on the Military: Messages, Strategies, Meanings.

 Communication for Families in Crisis: Theories, Methods, Strategies.

 Computer-Mediated Communication in Personal Relationships.

Edited Special Issues of Journals:

 Southern Journal of Communication, communication and commitment, Spring 2008.

 Journal of Applied Communication Research, family communication, November 1995.

 Journal of Applied Communication Research, communication and aging, April 1990.

Ad Hoc Reviewer,

Communication Yearbook, Communication Monographs, Communication Research, J. of

Communication, Electronic J. of Communication, International J. of Social Research and Methodology,

Communication Education, J. of Computer-Mediated Communication, J. of Family Communication,

Personal Relationships, Western J. of Communication

Book Editor, Journal of Family Communication, 1999-04

Member, Development Committee

 Journal of Communication and Social Change, 2012-13.

 Journal of Family Communication, 1997-98

INVITED LECTURES AT UNIVERSITY COLLOQUIA

-Social media literacy. California State Univ. at San Bernadino, Keynote Address at annual Media Literacy

Conference, May 2013.

-Safer-Sex Talk. University of Missouri, Department of Communication Colloquium, April 2013.

-Family communication environments: Their ultimate impact on children in adulthood. Hong Kong Baptist

University, University Distinguished Lecture Series, March 2010. Poster and power point of

presentation:

http://www.comm.hkbu.edu.hk/cmcr/Event/20100319_Lynne%20Webb/FCE[1].2-Webb.pdf

-Developing original communication theory. U. of Denver, Dept. of Communication Studies, May 2006.

-Communication between grandparents and their college-aged grandchildren. Florida State University,

College of Communication, April 1991.

-Communication between parents and their college-aged children. University of Hawaii, Dept. of Speech,

Oct. 1990.

-Successful aging: Using communication to manage change. University of South Florida, Dept. of

Communication, Feb. 1988.

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Undergraduate Courses

Graduate Courses

Communication Theory

Communication Theory

Relational Communication

Relational Communication

Communication and Conflict

Interpersonal Conflict

Communication Analysis

Research Methods

CMC in Personal Relationships

Gender & Race in Interpersonal Communication

Communication and Aging

Communication and Aging

Family Communication

Family Communication

Nonverbal Communication

Marital Communication

Freedom of Speech

Methods of Theory Construction

Small Group Communication

Death & Dying

Public Speaking

VISITING PROFESSORIAL APPOINTMENTS

Spring 2010 Visiting Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University. Fall 1990 Visiting Associate Professor, University of Hawaii.

OUTSIDE REVIEWER of TENURE AND PROMOTION APPLICATIONS

Carnegie designation Very High Research Activity Universities

Arizona State University, 2007 Louisiana State University, 2002 North Carolina State Univ., 2013, 2003 University of Louisville, 2003

Univ. of Tennessee, 2012, 2003 Wayne State University, 2011

Carnegie designation High Research Activity Universities Auburn University, 1990

Southern Methodist University, 1999 Texas Tech, 2016, 2015, 2011, 2005 University of Dayton, 1991

University of Denver, 2007, 1995 UNLV, 2013

University of North Carolina, Greensboro, 2016, 1994 University of North Texas, 2012

West Virginia University, 2014, 2011 Wichita State University, 2000

Carnegie designation Doctoral/Research Universities Georgia Southern University, 2012

Marquette University, 2004

Sam Houston State University, 2010 Univ. of North Carolina, Charlotte, 2012 Carnegie designation Masters Colleges and Universities

Creighton University, 2015

University of Michigan-Dearborn, 2010 University of Northern Iowa, 2014 SUNY-Fredonia, 1993

Foreign Universities

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PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

International Communication Association

World Communication Association National Communication Association International Association for Relationship Research

American Communication Association

Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender Southern States Communication Association

LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

National Communication Association (NCA)

2017-18 Elected member, Article Award Selection Committee, Human Communication & Technology Division 2016-17 Elected member of the Committee on Committees

2015-16 Elected member of the Committee on Committees

Member, Dissertation Award Selection Committee, Human Communication & Technology Division 2014-15 Invited Paper Reader, Applied Communication Division & Feminist and Women’s Studies Division 2013-14 Dissertation & Thesis Awards Selection Committee Member, Interpersonal Comm. Division 2012-13 Invited Paper Reader, Applied Communication Division

Invited Paper Reader, Human Communication and Technology Division Member, Applied Communication Division Article Award Selection Committee 2011-12 Planner, Florida-based Communication Research for 2012 Annual Convention

Chair, Golden Anniversary Monograph Award Committee Ad Hoc Constitution Revision Task Force

Invited Paper Reader, Communication as Social Construction Division Invited Paper Reader, Women’s Caucus & Feminist Studies Division 2010-11 Golden Anniversary Monograph Award Committee

Invited Paper Reader, Communication as Social Construction Division Invited Paper Reader, Human Communication and Technology Division 2009-10 Nominating Committee, Communication as Social Construction Division

Invited Paper Reader, Applied Communication Division

Invited Paper Reader, Human Communication and Technology Division 2008-09 Planner, Round Tables on Research in Progress for 2009 Convention

Elected Paper Reader, Family Communication Division

Invited Paper Reader, Human Communication and Technology Division Elected Member of Awards Committee, Interpersonal Communication Division 2000-01 At-Large Member, 2001 Nominating Committee

Elected Reader, Family Communication Division Appointed Reviewer, Spotlight on Scholarship Series

1999-02 Affirmative Action Committee, representing Women’s Caucus 1998-99 Chair, Women’s Caucus

1997-98 Vice-Chair (Program Planner), Women’s Caucus Newsletter Co-editor, Women’s Caucus

1995-96 Nominating Committee, representing Applied Communication Division Resolutions Committee, representing Applied Communication Division 1994-95 Chair, Applied Communication Section

1993-94 Vice-Chair (Program Planner), Applied Communication Section 1992-93 Nominating Committee, representing Legislative Council

Nominating Committee, Commission on Family Communication 1991-92 Paper Reader, Applied Communication Section

Women’s Caucus Nominating Committee 1990-91 Short Course Selection Committee

Chair, Women’s Caucus Nominating Committee

Chair, Bylaws Committee, Feminist and Women’s Studies Division 1989-90 Steering Committee, Commission on Family Communication

Paper Reader, Commission on Family Communication 1988-90 Committee on Primary Questions in Speech Communication 1986-87 Nominating Committee, Commission on Communication and Aging 1984-86 Paper Reader, Commission on Communication and Aging

1982-83 Chair, Commission on Communication and Aging

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LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONTINUED

International Communication Association (ICA)

2017-18 Reviewer, Communication & Technology Division

2015-16 Member, Selection Committee, Feminist Scholarship Division annual Teresa Award for the outstanding feminist research.

Paper Reader in Six Divisions:

2012-13, 2011-12, 2009-10, 2008-09, 1998-99 Feminist Scholarship Division

2012-13, 2011-12, 2009-10, Communication & Technology Division, Ethnicity & Race in Communication Division, Instructional & Developmental Communication Division

2012-13 Interpersonal Communication Division and Language & Social Interaction Division

Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC)

2010-12 Paper Reviewer, Communication Technology Division 1998-99 Paper Reader, Commission on the Status of Women

American Communication Association (ACA)

1999-00 Member, Board of Directors Member, Awards Committee

Southern States Communication Association (SSCA)

2016-17, Paper Reader/Reviewer, Language and Social Interaction Division

2014-15, 2013-14, 2012-13 Member, Selection Committee, Johnson-Paget Distinguished Service Award 2014-15, Paper Reader/Reviewer, Applied Communication Division

2011-12, 2010-11, 2009-10, 2008-09 Paper Reader, Interpersonal Communication Division 2007-08 Chair, Finance Committee

2005-08 Member, Finance Committee

2003-04 Chair, Teacher-Scholar Award Committee

Member, Search Committee for New Executive Director 2002-03 Member, Teacher-Scholar Award Committee

Reviewer, Bostrom Award Papers (award for the best paper at the annual conference sole-authored by a graduate student)

2001-02 Member, Outreach Award Committee 2000-01 Chair, Nominating Committee

Proposal Reviewer, Gender Studies Division 1999-00 Member, Nominating Committee

1997-00 Member, Outreach Award Committee 1997-98 Member, SCJ Editor Selection Committee

Proposal Reviewer, Gender Studies Division 1996-97 Proposal Reviewer, Gender Studies Division 1995-96 President

1994-95 Vice-President (Primary Program Planner for 1995 SSCA Convention) 1993-94 Vice-President Elect (Membership Chair)

1992-93 Chair, Gender Studies Division & SSCA Ad Hoc Awards Committee Member, Finance Committee

Member, Awards Committee, Applied Comm. Division Proposal Reviewer, Communication Theory Division 1991-92 Representative to SCA Nominating Committee

Vice-Chair (Program Planner), Gender Studies Division Chair, Nominating Committee, Communication Theory Division 1990-92 Representative to SCA Legislative Council

Member, Nominating Committee (Applied Comm. Division Representative) 1989-90 Chair, Applied Communication Division

1988-89 Vice-Chair (Program Planner), Applied Communication Division

Florida Communication Association (FCA)

1995-96 Member, Constitution Revision Committee

1986-87 First Vice-President (Primary Program Planner for 1987 FCA Convention) 1985-86 Paper Reader, Competitive Student Papers

1983-84 Member, Nominating Committee 1983-84 Paper Reader, Competitive Student Papers

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RECENT CONFERENCE PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS

2017 Temple, N. M., & Webb, L. M. Gender issues and online gaming. Southern States Communication Association, Greenville, SC, April.

Webb, L. M. Getting to tenure, to associate, and ultimately to full professor. Southern States Communication Association, Greenville, SC, April.

Webb, L. M. Monitoring and tracking the manuscript through the review process. Southern States Communication Association, Greenville, SC, April.

Webb, L. M., & Temple, N. M. Social media and gender issues. Southern States Communication Association, Greenville, SC, April.

2016 Webb, L. M. Discussant in presidential roundtable discussion on communicative aspects of bullying. National Communication Association, Philadelphia, PA, November.

Harp, K. K., & Webb, L. M. Family communication environment and communication behavior in conflicts: Reports from patents and their young adult children. Southern States Communication Association, Austin, TX, April.

Webb, L. M. Research on technology and the family: From misconceptions to more accurate understandings. Southern States Communication Association, Austin, TX, April.

Webb, L. M. Sampling big data sets scraped from the Internet. Southern States Communication Association, Austin, TX, April.

2015 Lee, F. Y., & Webb, L. M. Loneliness, disclosure, and checking Facebook: Results from a Hong Kong survey. National Communication Association, Las Vegas, November.

Medeiros, D. T., & Webb, L. M. Remaining Facebook versus face-to-face friends after a romantic breakup. National Communication Association, Las Vegas, November.

Webb, L. M. Affordances: The latest direction in CMC research. Southern States Communication Association, Tampa, FL, April.

Webb, L. M. Discussant on panel “Rising and Thriving in Communication Administration: Female Administrators Discuss their Challenges and Successes in Academic Leadership Roles.” Southern States Communication Association, Tampa, FL, April.

Webb, L. M. Group Skypes about privacy: An effective assignment for the CMC class. Southern States Communication Association, Tampa, FL, April.

2014 Lee, B. D., & Webb, L. M. Mommy bloggers: Who are they, what they write about, and how they view themselves. National Communication Association, Chicago, November.

Moser, A. L., Webb, L. M., Amason, P., & Brady, R. Rethinking sexual assault prevention training: Conversations with college women offer suggestions for revised and expanded curricula. National Communication Association, Chicago, November.

Stiffler, E. E., Webb, L. M., & Duvall, A. C. Family communication and television: Viewing, identification, and evaluation of televised family communication models. Western States Communication Association, Anaheim, CA, February.

Warford, E. M., & Webb, L. M. Mothers’ reports of challenging conversations with their adopted children: Performing motherhood in talk. Western States Communication Association, Anaheim, CA, February. Webb, L. M. Moving on: Examining online communication as a lived experience. Southern States Communication

Association, New Orleans, LA, April.

Webb, L. M. Discussant on panel Effectively directing graduate work: A roundtable discussion. Southern States Communication Association, New Orleans, LA, April.

Webb, L. M. Discussant on panel Bringing it out of the bedroom: Understanding sexual communication across contexts. Western States Communication Association, Anaheim, CA, February.

Webb, L. M. Discussant on panel Envisioning the future of interpersonal communication theory: A roundtable discussion. Southern States Communication Association, New Orleans, LA, April.

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RECENT CONFERENCE PAPERS CONTINUED*

2013 Jones, K. B., Amason, P., & Webb, L. M. Sexual topics discussed and avoided in college students' romantic relationships: Reports from male and female interviewees. National Communication Association, Washington, D.C., Nov.

Webb, L. M., & Desrayaud, N. What should communication professors consider in integrating online and hybrid learning into their courses? Raising and re-raising important questions about communication instruction. National Communication Association, Washington, D.C., Nov.

Webb, L. M., & Dickson, F. C. Families in crisis: Effective communication for managing unexpected, negative events. National Communication Association, Washington, D.C., Nov.

Webb, L. M., Thompson-Hayes, M., Chang, H. C., & Smith, M. M. Taking the audience perspective: Online fan commentary about the brides of Mad Men and their weddings. National Communication Association, Washington, D.C., Nov.

Webb, L. M. (Dis)Connections and reconnections: The challenges of and solutions for navigating scholarship across the Communication discipline: A panel discussion. National Communication Association, Washington, D.C., Nov.

Jones, K. B., Amason, P., & Webb, L. M. The impact of family gender roles and religious messages on young adults’ role enactment and sexual communication in family and intimate relationships. Southern States Communication Association, Louisville, KY, April.

Webb, L. M., Chang, H. C., Gibson, D. M., Hayes, M. T., & Smith, M. M. Mad Men dot com: An analysis of commentary from fan websites. Southern States Communication Association, Louisville, KY, April. 2012 Webb, L. M., & Toller, P. Communicative coping with ambiguous death: The search for answers and acceptance

following the death of a child. National Communication Association, Orlando, FL, Nov.

Webb, L. M. Developing theories in interpersonal communication: The development of the ICC theory of blogging. National Communication Association, Orlando, FL, Nov.

Webb, L. M. Bullying in the academy: How administrators might constructively manage bullying among scholars and/or students. National Communication Association, Orlando, FL, Nov.

Lee, B. D., & Webb, L. M. The ICC (Identify, Content, Community) model of blog participation: A test and modification. International Communication Association, Phoenix, AZ, May.

Webb, L. M. The state of feminist methodologies: Taking stock and new challenges. International Communication Association, Phoenix, AZ, May.

Chorley, S. K., Holt, S. I., Webb, L. M., Regan, B. J., Conty, M., Hans, M. L., & Kropp, P. “Hey Sweetie, Would you please…” Politeness in spousal requests. Southern States Communication Association, San Antonio, TX, April. [Top Paper, Language and Social Interaction Division]

Rusinowski, J., Amason, P., & Webb, L. M. Marital conflict narratives: Managing differences through storytelling. Southern States Communication Association, San Antonio, TX, April. [Top Three Paper, Interpersonal

Communication Division]

Webb, L. M. Professional blogging: Being the beacon; Letting out the frustration. Southern States Communication Association, San Antonio, TX, April.

Webb, L. M. Techniques for sampling online web-based data. Southern States Communication Association, San Antonio, TX, April.

Wu, C. W., & Webb, L. M. Chinese international students’ messages on the Family Forum: Topics, goals, assistance, support. Southern States Communication Association, San Antonio, TX, April.

Theiss, S. L., Webb, L. M., & Amason, P. Workplace bullying: Academic administrators’ intervention strategies. Western States Communication Association, Albuquerque, NM, February.

Gibson, D. M., Kee, K. F., Thompson-Hayes, M., & Webb, L. W. Conducting effective interviews about virtual work: Gathering and analyzing data using a grounded-theory approach. Western States Communication Association, Albuquerque, NM, February.

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GRADUATE STUDENTS

Chair, MA Thesis Committees

21. The Impact of Intolerance of Uncertainty on International Students’ Intercultural and Intra-cultural Conflict

Management. Sytsova, Yekaterine Sytsova (Fulbright Scholar), 2014.

20. “Why Can’t We Be Friends?” Does the Quality of Romantic Relationships Influence Facebook Friendships with Former Partners. Medeiros, Dylan T., 2013. Presented 2015 NCA Convention.

19. Content of Sexual Assault Prevention Programs: What Evidence Could Change College Women’s Minds? Moser, Abi L., 2012. Presented 2014 NCA Convention.

18. Mommy Blogs: Identity, Content, and Community, Lee, Brittney D., 2011. Presented 2012 ICA Convention; published in edited volume Producing theory: The intersection of audiences and production in a digital world. 17. Turning Points and Commitment: Investigating Discussions of Marriage in Pre-engagement Romantic Dyads. Morledge, Claire L., 2010. Presented 2011 NCA Convention.

16. Communication Surrounding the Decision to Adopt: Rationale and Attribution. Wilson, Megan, 2009.

15. A Feasibility Study: Family Communication and Family Studies as Part of an Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program at the University of Arkansas. Agee, Paula G. K., 2008.

14. Meta-communication: An Investigation of Talk about Sharing Affection in Geographically Close and Long-distance Friendships. Dunnahoe, Rachel E., 2008.

13. Conflict within Marital Dyads across the Lifespan: An Exploration of Contributing Variables. Hobson, Rachel E., 2008.

12. Family Communication Surrounding the Loss of a Child: Interactions between Mothers and their Surviving Children. Johnson, Kayla B., 2007. Presented 2009 WSCA Convention; published in edited volume Communication for families in crisis: Theories, methods, strategies.

11. Women’s Reports of Communication Surrounding Sexual Discrepancies: A Cross-cultural Study between Women in Korea and the U.S. Son, Moon-Sook, 2007. Presented 2009 Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality and 2010 NCA Convention; published in edited volume Communicating in interpersonal conflict in close

relationships: Contexts, challenges, and opportunities.

10. Intervention Strategies Used by Academic Administrators in Cases of Bullying among Employees. Theiss, Sue, 2007. Presented at 2012 WSCA Convention; published in edited volume Contexts of the Dark Side of

Communication. University Ombudsperson, Oregon State University.

9. Women in Conflict: An Exploratory Study of Conflict between Women in Initial Interactions. Presented 2007 ICA convention. Norwood, Kristen M., 2006. Presented at 2007 NCA Convention. Winner of the 2006 Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender Thesis Award. Assistant Professor, Fontbonne University, Saint Louis, Missouri.

8. Challenging Parent-Child Conversations Unique to the Adoptive Family: The Topics and the Successful Strategies to Address Them. Warford, Elyse M., 2006. Presented 2007 NCA Convention; published in edited volume

Performing Motherhood. Lecturer, California State Univ., Northridge.

7. Family Communication and Television: An Investigation of the Effects of Television Viewing on Viewers’ Identification with and Evaluation of Television Family Communication Models. Elcan, Ellen E., 2005. Presented 2014 WSCA Convention; published in edited volume Television and the self: Knowledge, identity and media. Instructor, Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, AR.

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Chair, MA Thesis Committees Continued

6. Perceptions of “Normal” Family Communication. Goen, Todd L., 2005. Top Four paper 2005 SSCA Convention; Instructor, Christopher Newport University, Newport News, VA.

5. Military Parents and Spouses' Communication with Their Children: Explaining Deployment. Herbert, Candee, 2004. Presented 2010 NCA Convention; published in edited volume A communicative perspective on the military. Officer in U.S. Air Force.

4. Family Communication Patterns’ Influence on Conflict Management Styles. Harp, Kim K., 2003. Presented 2007 NCA Convention; published in edited volume Transforming conflict through communication: Personal to working

relationships. Instructor, Tri-County Technical College, Pendleton, SC.

3. How Communication Majors Effectively Explain the Major the Peers and Parents. Walker, Amber M., 2003. Presented 2004 NCA Convention; Instructor, Penn State University.

2. Language Brokering and Its Relationship to Biculturalism, Academic Self-Efficacy, and Interpersonal Behaviors. Acoach, Leah, 2001. Presented 2002 NCA Convention; published in Howard Journal of Communications. Vice-President of Human Resources, OMP Foods, Rogers, AR.

1. The Age and Communication Styles Associated with Relational Marital Types. Reuter, Teri Phoa, 1991. Top paper at 1992 NCA Convention. Business owner, Orlando, FL

Member, MA Thesis Committees

2014 Allison, Hannah O.

2012 Wu, Chen Wei.

2010 Baldus, Kattrina A.

Moore, Megan E.

Rusinowski, Justin

1996 Walker, Kandi Lynn

1989 Biemann, Jeannette A.

1985 Oakley, Judith P.

1982 Wulkan, Jamie B.

1981 Conway-Hinkle, Kathleen M.

Chair or Co-Chair, MA Non-Thesis Committees

Katherine Spurlock, May 2009—Chair (MA student, Counseling, John Brown University)

Jason Hough, December 2004—Chair (Professor, John Brown University, Siloam Springs, AR)

Danielle Jenkerson, May 2001—Chair (working in business)

Deniz Akpece, May 1999—Chair (Communication consultant, Washington, DC)

Tamara Sue Bollis (Arrington), December 1995—Co-Chair (After graduation, began PhD at U. Denver)

Foster, Elissa Jane, August 1996—Co-Chair (PhD, 2002, University of South Florida; Associate Professor

and Program Director of MA, Health Communication, DePaul University, Chicago, IL.)

Howell, Valerie, August 1999—Chair (working in business in Memphis, TN)

Nicholson, John Henry, December 1993—Chair (PhD, 1998, U. Iowa; Asso. Prof., Mississippi State)

Schreiner, Julie McNatt, August 1993—Chair (Instructor, University of Memphis; deceased)

Member, MA Non-Thesis Committees

University of Arkansas: Lilia Ray (8/10), Sitthivorada Boupha (5/09), Liz Davis (5/09), Scott Bullock (8/03),

John Carlton (12/03), V. Collette Gray (12/01), Lilly Johnson (5/02), ChaiHua Liou (12/01), Christina

McGehee (5/02), Ashley Pryor (12/01), Kristie Ridgeway (12/01), J. Kathleen Wade (12/00), Shirlan

Williams (12/01).

University of Memphis: Dionne Renee Chalmers (12/91), Alexia Smart Fussell (5/93), Bobbie King (5/96), Jane

Elizabeth McMullen (12/91), Jennifer Dawn Reddick (5/93), James Schafer (5/96), Sherri Beth Smith

(5/92), Kevin Trowbridge (5/99), Patsy Ann Weber (8/93).

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Chair, Dissertation Committees

Commitment in Close Relationships: The Development of a Theoretical Model, PhD Dissertation, University of Memphis, August 2000. Marceline Thompson. Presented 2004 NCA Convention & top 4 paper 2002 SSCA Convention; published in the Journal of Family Communication and the Southern Communication Journal. Dept. Chair and Professor, Arkansas State University.

Member, Dissertation Committees

Current Committees:

Bibek Chad. Political Science candidate examining how to operationally define “buffer state.” Gabryszewska, Maria. Political Science candidate examining US House of Representative’s tweets. Rodriguez, Jose. Psychology candidate examining stress and conflict in organizations.

2004 Asmuth, M. Violet. Developing and Sustaining Interpersonal Relationships between Certified Nursing Assistants and Residents in Long-term Care Facilities, PhD Dissertation, University of South Florida, Tampa, May. (Instructor, University of Florida)

1987 Cremedas, Michael E. The Effect of Viewers’ Social/Political Attitudes on the Perception of Bias in Television News, PhD Dissertation, University of Florida, Gainesville, May. (Prof., Syracuse University)

1986 Morris, Richard J. Age-related Differences in Articulatory Physiology among Adult Females, PhD Dissertation, University of Florida, Gainesville, August. (Prof., Florida State University)

1985 Weiman, Laurie A. Eye Contact and Perceived Status in Able-bodied/Disabled Dyads, PhD Dissertation, University of Florida, Gainesville, December. (deceased)

Chair, PhD Comprehensive Examination Committees, University of Memphis

Aparna Bulusu, April 2000 (Lecturer, University of Queensland, Australia)

Danna Gibson, December 1999 (Prof. & Dept. Chair, Columbus State University, Georgia)

DIRECTOR, BA SENIOR HONOR THESES

8. 2010 Lee, Candy. The Relationships between Loneliness, Self-Disclosure, and Use of Facebook.com. BA Honors Thesis, Hong Kong Baptist University. Presented at 2015 NCA convention. After graduation, began full time employment in Hong Kong. This thesis won the “Top Honors Award” in the College of Communication, Hong Kong Baptist University. Presented 2015 NCA Convention.

7. 2008 Morledge, Claire. Emotional Intelligence and Conflict in Romantic Relationships. BA Senior Honors Thesis, University of Arkansas. Presented 2009 SSCA convention; published in edited volume Transforming conflict through

communication: Personal to working relationships. After graduation, began University of Arkansas MA program.

6. 2005 Holt, Susan. Communication of Wants, Needs and Desires: Reports from Individuals Married Two to Seven Years. BA Senior Honors Thesis, University of Arkansas. Presented at 2008 SSCA convention; published The Forensic. After graduation, began teaching Speech and English at a private high school in Fayetteville, AR.

5. 2004 Warford, Elyse. Impact of Jealousy on the Quality of Communication in Long-Distance, Romantic Relationships, BA Senior Honors Thesis, University of Arkansas. Presented 2005 ICA convention. After graduation, began University of Arkansas MA program with teaching assistantship.

4. 1988 Young, Lorraine R. Age, Interpersonal Attraction, and Social Interaction: A Review and Assessment, BA Senior Honors Thesis, University of Florida, August. Presented 1988 NCA convention; published Research on Aging. After graduation, began full-time employment.

3. 1985 Lane, Jocelyn L. Peer Facilitation as Practicum, BA Senior Honors Thesis, University of Florida, December. Presented 1985 NCA convention; published in journal Communication Education. After graduation, began University of South Florida MA program with graduate teaching assistantship.

2. 1985 Freeman, Kim E. The Effect of Three Age-related Variables upon the Intimacy Level of Messages in Initial Interactions, BA Senior Honors Thesis, University of Florida, December. Presented 1986 NCA convention; top paper award from Commission on Communication and Aging. After graduation, began Florida State MA program with graduate teaching

assistantship.

1. 1983 Singer, Elissa. Pretesting a Questionnaire to Assess Adult Grandchild - Grandparent Interactions, BA Senior Honors Thesis, Univ. of Florida, December. After graduation, began full-time study at Univ. of Miami Law School.

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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES

University and College Assignments:

University Ad Hoc Sustained Performance Committee (Post-Tenure Review), 2015-16 University Research Council, 2008-2011, Chair, 2010-11.

University Graduate Council, 2015-16, 2008-2011. University Calendar Committee, 2006-2010. University Faculty Grievance Panel, 2004-2007. University Tenure and Promotion Committee, 2002-05.

College Fiscal and Planning Committee, 2002-04, Chair 2003-04. Faculty Senate, 2003-05, 1987-89.

Ad Hoc Committee to Evaluate the Chair of the Communication Dept., Chair, 2003. Core-Curriculum General Education Committee, 2000-2003.

Chancellor & Provost Advisory Committee, 2000-2002.

Search Committee for Asst. Professor in Agricultural Communication, 2001.

Dean Search Committee for Fulbright College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, 1999-2000. College Tenure and Promotion Committee, 2013-16, 1994-95 & 1992-93, Chair 2014-16. College Constitution Revision Committee, 1989-90.

Administrative Council, 1982-84.

Commencement Marshall, 2003, 2001, 1983.

Departmental Committees:

Executive Committee (2012-2015, 2003-2006), Chair, 2005.

Graduate Policy Committee (2007-2010, 2000-2003, 1994-95, 1991-93, & 1986-88), Chair, 2002-03, 2009-10. Undergraduate Policy Committee (2001-2002)

Tenure and Promotion Committee (1997-99)

Graduate Assistantship Review Committee (1997-98) Outreach and Alumni Relations Committee (1997-99)

Self-Study Committee for accreditation review by Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1992-93, 1981-82).

Library and Computer Resources Committee (1991-93)

Search and Screen Committee to select Assistant/Associate Professor in

Communication Studies (2015-16, 2008-09, 1991-92, 1985-86, 1981-82) Recruitment and Evaluation Committee (1990-91)

Student Appeals Committee (1988-89), Chair (1989-90 & 1985-86) Salary Policy and Advisory Committee (1985-86), Chair (1986-87) Curriculum Committee (1981-84)

ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATIVE POSTS

Department of Communication, University of Arkansas,

Associate Department Chair (2000-2005)

Center for Gerontological Studies, University of Florida

Coordinator for Undergraduate Certificate Program, 1988-90. Steering Committee (policy board), 1984-86.

Search and Screen Committee for Director of the Center, 1980-81.

Division of Communication Studies, Dept. of Speech, University of Florida

Director of Graduate Studies, 1987-89. Area Coordinator, 1980-82.

Director, multi-sectioned Public Speaking course, Jan. - Dec. 1986.

CONSULTATIONS

Retirement Research Foundation Clay County Electrical Co-operative

American College of Nursing Home Alachua County School Board

Administrators Alachua County Family Resource Center

Florida Supreme Court Alachua County Council of Volunteer

Florida Association of Information Coordinators

and Referral Directors UM Student Leadership Conference

Florida Farm Bureau UF Women’s Leadership Conference

Data Processing Management Association UF Black Student Union

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