COMMUNICATION ARTS > RESEARCH
Faculty Achievements and Service
Publication or Performance of Creative Works
Bane, C., Kleinhans, K., Pier, P., and Waldstein, F. (2007) Lutheran heritage across the curriculum: Reflections from a faculty/staff development seminar. Intersections.19-23.
Stein, J. (2008) [Review of the article The news according to Christian radio: A content analysis discerning objectivity and bias]. Journal of Religion and Popular Culture.
Editor of Publication
Brockman, C. (2007) Editor of CyberWave, the online professional newsletter for the Iowa Broadcast News Association.
Professional Presentation
Stein, J. and Sedlacek, R. (2008) Embodying practical ethics: Integrating service, the classroom, and living an ethical life. The Association for Practical and Professional Ethics Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas.
Withers, W. (2008) Boomer and millennial worlds collide: Bridging the emerging service gap. The International Conference on Business, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Professional Service
Pier, P. (2007) Board of Trustees, American Forensics Association NIET.
Stein, J. (2008) Adjudicator, 14th National Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl, San Antonio, Texas.
Stein, J. (2008) Executive Secretary, Iowa Broadcast News Association.
Withers, W. (2007) External evaluator, Morningside College’s department of mass communication.
Withers, W. (2007) Selected as one of the 12 critics statewide to serve at the annual Iowa High School Speech Association All-State Festival.
Withers, W. (2007) ELCA Communications Advisory Board.
Grants
Withers, W. (2007) Hy-Vee, Inc. Grant to support data collection on customer service variables in Nebraska.
Community Presentations
Stein, J. (2008) Understanding your local and state government. Cedar Valley Leadership Institute, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Withers, W. (2007-2008) At 10,000 feet: A leader’s perspective. Numerous locations throughout the Midwest.
Withers, W. (2007-2008) The guest: Delivering quality customer service. Numerous locations throughout the Midwest.
Withers, W. (2007-2008) The difficult guest (sequel program). Numerous locations throughout the Midwest.
Withers, W. (2007-2008) Bridging the service gap: Understanding the Gen Y/Millenial co-worker. Numerous locations throughout the Midwest.
Withers, W. (2007-2008) From good to great: Making the leadership leap. Numerous locations throughout the Midwest.
Withers, W. (2007-2008) Servant-leadership: The new (old) management paradigm. Numerous locations throughout the Midwest.
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Student Research Sage Schissel ‘10 Major: Engineering Science Hometown: Ossian, Iowa Karen Summerson ‘10 Major: Communication Studies Hometown: Perry, Ia. Jessica Schenk ‘10 Major: Social Work Hometown: Canon City, Colo. Perspectives on Justice Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Fred Waldstein, professor of political science Presented at the Upper Midwest Honors Council Meeting Perspectives on Justice is a short documentary based on the book “The Six Questions of Socrates” by Christopher Phillips. It analyzes people’s different opinions, views, and definitions of justice through taped interviews and discussions. Its purpose is to bridge generations young and old, students and professors, and others by providing understanding and the reasoning behind each group’s perspective on justice. |
