Diane Daly, University of Arizona Learning as an International Student in the American Academy: Possible Disconnects in Sojourner and Academic Objectives Jacqueline S. Bruscella, University of Oklahoma Bobbi Van Gilder, University of Oklahoma. Engaging Dialogue in the Field: Criticism about of ELC “Inferior Youth” Chinese Students Michael Xian Li, University of Denver. in a Russian Religious Heritage Language “Feeling it”: Stance socialization Classroom. Ekaterina Moore, University of Southern California 4106 CONCEALMENT, REVELATION, & VOICE IN ORGANIZATIONS 9:00 10:15 Monday, February 29, 2016 Pacific – Presented by the Organizational Communication Interest Group Chair: Nicholas Burk, University of Colorado Boulder Appropriately Anonymous Organizations in an Age of Transparency Craig R. Scott, Rutgers University Katie Kang, Rutgers University Following @CIA: Preserving Institutional Secrecy through the Rhetoric of Pseudo Transparency Kellie Marin, University of Colorado Denver Exploring Power, Protection, and “Neither Masculine nor Feminine”: Consent of Transgendered Populations in Prison Ariana Hernandez, San Diego State University Marquesa Cook-Whearty, Palomar College Alexandra Hipp, San Diego State University Paid in Sunsets: Circles of Polyphony in the National Park Service Kelsey Lahr, University of Utah Respondent: Anne P. Hubbell, New Mexico State University
Diane Daly, University of Arizona Learning as an International Student in the American Academy: Possible Disconnects in Sojourner and Academic Objectives Jacqueline S. Bruscella, University of Oklahoma Bobbi Van Gilder, University of Oklahoma. Engaging Dialogue in the Field: Criticism about “Inferior Youth” of ELC Chinese Students Michael Xian Li, University of Denver. “Feeling it”: Stance socialization in a Russian Religious Heritage Language Classroom. Ekaterina Moore, University of Southern California 4106 CONCEALMENT, REVELATION, & VOICE IN ORGANIZATIONS 9:00 – 10:15 Monday, February 29, 2016 Pacific Presented by the Organizational Communication Interest Group Chair: Nicholas Burk, University of Colorado Boulder Appropriately Anonymous Organizations in an Age of Transparency Craig R. Scott, Rutgers University Katie Kang, Rutgers University Following @CIA: Preserving Institutional Secrecy through the Rhetoric of Pseudo Transparency Kellie Marin, University of Colorado Denver “Neither Masculine nor Feminine”: Exploring Power, Protection, and Consent of Transgendered Populations in Prison Ariana Hernandez, San Diego State University Marquesa Cook-Whearty, Palomar College Alexandra Hipp, San Diego State University Paid in Sunsets: Circles of Polyphony in the National Park Service Kelsey Lahr, University of Utah Respondent: Anne P. Hubbell, New Mexico State University
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