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Recently Defended Dissertations
Congratulations to Guillermo
Avila-Saavedra, who successfully
defended his dissertation on April 17, 2008. His dissertation is
titled, "The Latino Trend: Identity, Influence, and Transformations in
U.S. Television," and the members of his dissertation examination committee
were Carolyn Kitch (Dissertation Chair), Fabienne Darling-Wolf, Nancy Morris
and Carolina Acosto-Alzura (University of Georgia, outside reader).
Congratulations to Leanne
Chang, who
successfully defended her dissertation on April 24, 2007. The
title of her dissertation is "Measuring Participation as
Communicative Action: A Case Study of Citizen Involvement in and
Assessment of a City's Smoking Cessation Policy-Making Process."
The members of her dissertation examination committee were Thomas
Jacobson (Dissertation Chair), Nancy Morris, Priscilla Murphy, and Douglas
Storey (Johns Hopkins University; outside reader).
Congratulations to Dawn Gilpin, who successfully defended her dissertation
on May 8, 2008. The title of her dissertation is "Organically Grown: Emergent
Power and Influence in Complex Issue Networks." The members of her dissertation
examination committee were Priscilla Murphy (Chair), Carolyn Kitch, Nancy Morris
and David McKie (Waikato University in New Zealand; outside reader).
Congratulations to Rebecca Hains,
who successfully defended her dissertation on May 10, 2007. The title of her
dissertation is "Negotiating
Girl Power: Girlhood on Screen and in Everyday Life." The members of her
dissertation examination committee were Carolyn Kitch (Dissertation Chair),
Renee Hobbs, Fabienne Darling-Wolf, and Sharon Mazzarella (Clemson University;
outside reader).
Congratulations
to Matthew
T. Jones, who successfully defended
his dissertation on April 16, 2008. His dissertation is titled, "Found
in Translation: Structural and Cognitive Aspects of the Adaptation of Comic
Art to Film," and the members of his dissertation examination committee
were Matthew Lombard (Dissertation Chair), Michael Maynard, John Lent and Cheryl
Campanella Bracken (Cleveland State University, outside reader).
Congratulations to Sueen
Noh, who successfully defended her dissertation
on April 16, 2008. Her dissertation is titled, "Negotiating
Gender and Culture: Korean Women's Reading Japanese Girls' Comics," and
the members of her dissertation examination committee were Fabienne Darling-Wolf
(Dissertation Chair), Nancy Morris, John Lent, and Kathleen Uno (History Department,
outside reader).
Congratulations
to Pamela Poe, who successfully defended
her dissertation on February 23, 2007. The title of her dissertation is "'Health-Media
Literacy' for the Elderly: How Do Older Persons Perceive Health Information
and Marketing Messages in Print and Televised Drug Advertisements?" The
members of her dissertation examination committee were Jan Fernback (Dissertation
Chair), Fabienne Darling-Wolf, Sheryl Ruzek (Department of Public Health) and
Gary Kreps (George Mason University; outside reader).
Congratulations to Rick Popp, who
successfully defended his dissertation on April 17, 2008. His dissertation
is titled, "Magazines,
Marketing, and the Construction of Travel in the Postwar United States," and
the members of his dissertation examination committee were Carolyn Kitch
(Dissertation Chair), Nancy Morris, Andrew Mendelson and Kenneth Kusmer (History
Department, outside reader).
Congratulations to Holly
(Yunhe) Shi, who successfully defended her dissertation
on July 17, 2007. The title of her dissertation is "Framing Corporate
Reputation: A Comparative Study of the Images of Canary Wharf in the Media." The
members of her dissertation examination committee
were Michael Maynard (Dissertation Chair), Cornelius Pratt, James Hunt (Department of Marketing)
and Shanyang Zhao (Department of Sociology; outside reader).
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