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September 29
Stephen Byers — “TAKING THE 'FUNNIES' SERIOUSLY: RACE, CLASS, GENDER AND COMMUNITY IN COMICS"
October 27
Paul Salsini — “FACTS and FICTION: HOW JOURNALISTIC SKILLS, TECHNIQUES AND EXPERIENCES CAN ENHANCE AND DEEPEN FICTION WRITING"
November 10
Steven Goldzwig — “OLD-FASHIONED VIRTUES AND HOMESPUN VERITIES: RHETORIC AS KEY TO HARRY S. TRUMAN’S 1948 WHISTLE-STOP CAMPAIGN”
December 8
Kathleen Galvin, Visiting Professor and 2007 AMUW Chair in Humanistic Studies —“DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS: HOW FAMILIES TALK ABOUT MEMBERS’ SERIOUS HEALTH ISSUES”
January 26
Erik Ugland – “WHO IS A JOURNALIST AND WHY DOES IT MATTER?
February 16
Gee Ekachai and Karen Slattery — "ETHICS AND LOYALTY IN PUBLIC RELATIONS IN THAILAND"
March 23
John L. Paluszek, Diederich Visiting Professional “THE PERIPATETIC PUBLIC RELATIONS PRACTIONER—WHAT I SAW AND HEARD IN RUSSIA, CHINA, INDIA, ARGENTINA/BRAZIL AND ITALY”
April 27
Debra Krajec – “WHY DO WE WEAR THESE SILLY HATS?”
A Brief Explanation of the Origins of Modern American Academic Regalia
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