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| FeministCon/text |
| The newsletter of the Feminist Scholarship Division of the International Communication Association |
| Chair's Column |
| From the FSD chair |
| ICA 2002 Abstracts |
| FSD Scholars Recognized |
| Network of Mediawomen |
| Update on Spring 2002 article |
| Feminist Scholarship & Activism |
| An On-Going Debate |
| ICA 2003 |
| Looking Ahead to San Diego |
| Best Student Paper 2002 |
| Can the "Comfort Women" Speak? |
| Support a New Journal! |
| Padva asks support for sexuality journal |
| FSD Nominations |
| Steiner, Hegde oversee FSD nominations |
| ICA Elections |
| Wrigley, Lemish elected |
| Job Postings |
| Current position listings |
| ICA Elections |
| Congratulations to Brenda Wrigley, who has been elected FSD's Secretary/Historian for a two-year term to begin in May 2003. Brenda teaches public relations in the Department of Communication, Michigan State University, USA. She has been serving in the FSD Secretary/Historian post on an appointed basis since Summer 2001. |
| FSD was fortunate this year to have two talented, strongly committed candidates to run for the Secretary/Historian post. Paige Edley, the second candidate, serves in the Department of Communication, Bowling Green State U, USA. Paige has been working these last few months with the FSD-led Media Associations Project (MAP), most recently serving as the first author on the project's first article (under review by an ICA journal). |
| Also, congratulations to immediate past FSD Chair Dafna Lemish, chair of the Department of Communication, Tel Aviv U, Israel. Dafna will represent the Southwest Asia region on the ICA Board in an at-large board position. She assumes her post May 2003. |
| Complete ICA election results, announced on Nov. 2, include: |
| President-Elect (Select): Wolfgang Donsbach, Dresden U Board Member-At-Large East Asia: Joseph Man Chan, Chinese U of Hong Kong Board Member-At Large Southwest Asia: Dafna Lemish, Tel Aviv U Student Board Member: Alison Bryant, U of Southern California Division 1: Information Systems - Late Election Held Division 2: Interpersonal Communication - Vice Chair: Beth Le Poire, U of California, Santa Barbara Division 3: Mass Communication - Vice Chair: Holli Semetko, U of Amsterdam Division 4: Organizational Communication - Secretary: Caryn Medved, Ohio U Division 4: Bylaws Changes - Approved Division 4: Mission Statement Changes - Approved Division 5: Intercultural & Developmental Communication - Vice Chair: Min-Sun Kim, U of Hawaii Division 6: Political Communication - No Election Held Division 7: Instructional & Developmental Communication - Secretary: Moniek Buijzen, U of Amsterdam Division 8: Health Communication - No Election Held Division 9: Philosophy of Communication - No Election Held Division 10: Communication & Technology - Secretary: Harry Bouwman,Technische Bestuurskunde Division 11: Popular Communication - Secretary: Lynn Schofield Clark,U of Colorado Division 12: Public Relations - Vice Chair: Hochang Shin, Sogang U Division 13: Feminist Scholarship - Secretary: Brenda J. Wrigley, Michigan State U Division 14: Communication Law & Policy - No Election Held Division 15: Language & Social Interaction - No Election Held Special Interest Group: Visual Communication - No Election Held Special Interest Group: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Studies - Co-Chair: Katherine Sender, U of Pennsylvania |
| Additionally Division 4 and Division 8 held elections for Paper Readers: Division 4: Elected were George Barnett, Patrice Buzzanell, Renee Houston, Dean Krikorian, Jennifer Gibbs, Craig Scott, Jennifer Thackaberry, John Lammers, Laurie Lewis, Tim Kuhn, Bob McPhee, Dennis Mumby, Ron Rice, Sarah Tracy, and Francois Cooren. |
| Division 8: Elected were Doreen K. Baringer, Jim Query, Jo Stryker, Kimberly Maxwell, Lisa Murray-Johnson, Rene Botta, Suzie Allard, Nagesh Rao, Itzik Yanovitzky, Pradeep Sopory, Tim Meyer, Jon Nussbaum, Dale Bashers, Julie Andsager, Katherine Rowan, Brian Southwell, and Carma L. Bylund. |
| Fall 2002 |