NCA Ethnography of Communication Preconference

[Lydia Reinig]

*Please join us for a preconference at the NCA Convention on new
connections in the Ethnography of Communication and technology, featuring
keynote speaker Donal Carbaugh.  Registration is now open at *
http://www.natcom.org/registration/*.  See below for more information.*

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*Talking Technology: New Connections in the Ethnography of Communication
and Technology*
Wednesday, November 20, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Washington Room 5, Exhibit Level, Marriott Wardman Park

Registration Fee: $30 student members; $40 all other attendees

2013 marks the 25th anniversary of Donal Carbaugh's landmark Ethnography of
Communication, *Talking American: Cultural Discourses on Donahue* (1988),
which was groundbreaking in its use of television discourse in Ethnography
of Communication (EC) research. Likewise, this preconference will celebrate
Carbaugh's work, while using it as a springboard to explore the dynamic
array of new communication technologies that EC scholars and students are
working with in their research and teaching. The preconference will include
brief presentations on cutting-edge EC research, methods, and teaching
utilizing new technologies, break-out brainstorming sessions on these
topics, and discussion of ways forward in the Ethnography of Communication
and new technologies. The preconference will conclude with a Keynote
Address by Donal Carbaugh on ways forward in the Ethnography of
Communication and new technologies, including discussion of his forthcoming
book from Taylor & Francis, *"That's Not Funny!" Reporting Cultures in 60
Minutes*, which uses a variety of technologies in its methodology.

Chair: Michelle Scollo, College of Mount Saint Vincent

Presenters: Sunny Lie, St. Cloud State University; Lauren Mackenzie, USAF
Air University; Trudy Milburn, Center for Local Strategies Research,
University of Washington; Kristine Mũnoz, University of Iowa; Lydia Reinig,
University of Colorado Boulder; Todd Sandel, University of Macau; Daniel
Usera, University of Iowa; Saskia Witteborn, Chinese University of Hong
Kong; Gonen Dori-Hacohen, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Alyna
Ryabovolova, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Xima Avalos, University
of Massachusetts Amherst; Tabitha Hart, San Jose State University; James
Leighter, Creighton University; Brion Van Over, Manchester Community College

Keynote Speaker: Donal Carbaugh, University of Massachusetts, Amherst


-- 
Lydia Reinig, MA
GTPI for COMM 2400: Discourse, Culture, & Identities
Department of Communication
University of Colorado Boulder

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