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#MeToo, but was I included? The rhetorical framing of the origins of the Me Too movement

Moore, Jolene D. (2019-09-19)

Based on mainstream media reporting, it would seem that in October 2017 the Me Too movement was a result of American actress Alyssa Milano’s prompts following the sexual assault allegations against American film producer ...
"I bleed green": volunteer responses to broken organizational promises

Marshall-Wheeler, Nicole (2018-08-29)

This study uses sensemaking theory as a framework to understand the responses and communication which is used by volunteers when psychological contract violations occur. Nineteen volunteers of the 4-H Youth Development ...
Listen to the silence - it speaks: understanding Chinese university student perceptions of silence during intercultural communication

Sun, Yuzhuo (2016-09-28)

The overall goal of this study was to understand the role that silence plays when university students engage in intercultural communication interactions. Twenty college students at California State University, Chico ...
The power of emotions: engaging nonprofit stakeholders within Facebook

Daniels, Alyssa M. (2016-09-27)

To sustain their mission, nonprofit organizations must dedicate time towards building, maintaining, and negotiating relationships with stakeholders. Social media adoption by nonprofit organizations outpaces for-profit ...
Student learning and effective teaching practices: how college students communicate learning through civic engagement

Mattor, Millicent A. (2015-08-25)

Civic engagement initiatives in higher education have reentered the classroom as an effective way to achieve course-related goals and prepare students for citizenry. Communication courses have become a prominent site to ...

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