Faculty publications from the Department of Communication Studies at LMU can be found here.

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Works from 2024

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Effects of Intergroup Communication on Intergroup Anxiety and Prejudice through Single Sessions of Peer Counseling in Online Settings., Romy RW and Nick Joyce

Works from 2023

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A Qualitative Inquiry into the Role of Communication in Reputation Management During Compounding Health Crises, Shawna Dias and Romy RW

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Investigating the Effects of Message Framing on College Students' Risk Perceptions and Protective Responses to Adenovirus, Shawna Dias and Romy RW

“Are you me?”: Understanding the political potential of feminist identity spaces on Reddit during the COVID-19 pandemic, Corrina Laughlin

Care as infrastructure: Rethinking working mothers’ care in the COVID-19 pandemic, Corrina Laughlin

Global Populism, its roots in media and religion, Corrina Laughlin

The Millennial Medium: The interpretive community of early podcast professionals, Corrina Laughlin

“Unruly Souls: The digital activism of Muslim and Christian feminists.”, Corrina Laughlin

Works from 2021

Immersed in oil: Community journalism, petroculture, and environmental justice in Los Angeles, Jason Jarvis

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Immersed in oil: Community journalism, petroculture, and environmental justice in Los Angeles, Jason Jarvis and Tara Pixley

#AmplifyWomen: The emergence of an evangelical feminist public on social media, Corrina Laughlin

Why evangelicals are early adopters of new tech, Corrina Laughlin

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Media, Sports, and Society, Lawrence A. Wenner

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Playing on the Communication and Sport Field: Dispositions, Challenges, and Priorities, Lawrence A. Wenner

Works from 2020

Biden wins debate on substance, but American democracy clear loser, Jason Jarvis

Biden wins final Presidential debate, Jason Jarvis

Harris wins VP debate, Jason Jarvis

Transcendental meditation’s tipping point: the allure of celebrity on the American spiritual marketplace, Corrina Laughlin

Works from 2019

Forgetting Fallujah: Covert Silence, Digital Public Memory and the Civilian Consequences of Operation Phantom Fury in Iraq, Jason Jarvis

Shark fin soup: Collective imagination in the transnational public sphere, Jason Jarvis

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The Myth of the Student Hero and the “Dreaded Lit Review”, Dean Scheibel, Susan Gardner Archambault, and Melanie Hubbard

Works from 2017

Spaceship Earth: The global legacy of Dr. Alfred “Tuna” Snider, Jason Jarvis

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On the International Review for the Sociology of Sport, the field of play, and six years of more “more than less”, Lawrence A. Wenner

Works from 2016

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Virtual Engineering Sciences Learning Lab: Giving STEM Education a Second Life, Michelle L. Hammers

Clinton wins First US Presidential Debate, Jason Jarvis

Clinton wins Second Presidential Debate, Jason Jarvis

Clinton wins Third Presidential Debate, Jason Jarvis

The visual rhetoric of Anonymous networks, Jason Jarvis

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Situated Transgressiveness: Exploring One Transwoman's Lived Experiences Across Three Situated Contexts, Sara Louise Muhr, Craig Rich, and Katie R. Sullivan

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Communication and sport: Reflections on the trajectory and future of a disciplinary project, Lawrence A. Wenner

Works from 2015

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Communication and sport, where art thou? Epistemological reflections on the moment and field(s) of play, Lawrence A. Wenner

Works from 2014

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Object Pleasures and Job Segregation: Barbers, Hairstylists, and the Material (Be)longings of Work, Craig Rich

Works from 2012

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"Don't Drop the Soap": Organizing Sexualities in the Repeal of the US Military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Policy, Craig Rich, Julie Kalil Schutten, and Richard A. Rogers

Works from 2009

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Qualitative, Ethnographic, and Performative Approaches to Communication, Dean Scheibel

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Qualitative, Ethnographic, and Performative Approaches to Communication, Dean Scheibel

Works from 2007

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Working Selves, Working Gendered Contexts [Review of the Book Negotiating Gendered Identities at Work: Place, Space and Time], Craig Rich

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Sorority Rush as Lust, Dean Scheibel and Megan Desmond

Works from 2006

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Pedagogical Issues Underlying Classroom Learning Techniques, Craig Rich, Barbara Mae Gayle, and Raymond W. Preiss

Works from 2004

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Humor Works: Communication Style and Humor Functions in Manager/Subordinate Relationships, Diane M. Martin, Craig Rich, and Barbara Mae Gayle

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Recovering (From) Janet Jackson's Breast: Ethics and the Nexus of Media, Sports, and Management, Lawrence A. Wenner

Works from 2003

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“Reality ends here”: Graffiti as an artifact, Dean Scheibel

Works from 2002

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Practicing “sorority rush”: Mockery and the dramatistic rehearsing of organizational conversations, Dean Scheibel

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The cat with the “strat” comes back: A burkeian‐weickian primer for organizing narrative, Dean Scheibel

Works from 1999

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“If your roommate dies, you get a 4.0”: Reclaiming rumor with Burke and organizational culture, Dean Scheibel

Works from 1996

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Appropriating bodies: Organ(izing) ideology and cultural practice in medical school, Dean Scheibel

Works from 1995

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“Making waves” with burke: Surf Nazi culture and the rhetoric of localism, Dean Scheibel

Works from 1994

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Graffiti and “film school” culture: Displaying alienation, Dean Scheibel

Works from 1992

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Faking identity in Clubland: The communicative performance of “fake ID”, Dean Scheibel

Works from 1990

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The Emergence of Organizational Culture, Dean Scheibel