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Communication Studies Faculty Works

Discover research and scholarly work by faculty in the Communication Studies Department at Loyola Marymount University.

Works from 2021 2021

Media, Sports, and Society, Lawrence A. Wenner

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

Works from 2019 2019

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

Works from 2016 2016

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

Works from 2014 2014

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

Works from 2012 2012

"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 2009

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

Works from 2007 2007

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

Sorority Rush as Lust, Dean Scheibel and Megan Desmond

Works from 2006 2006

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

Works from 2004 2004

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

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

Works from 2003 2003

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