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Communication Education Resources Index
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Order Number
Accreditation
Arnold, J.E. (1994). Using accreditation for assessment. In W.G. Christ (Ed.), Assessing communication education: A handbook for media, speech & theatre educators (pp. 333-350). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum. *
Chesebro, J.W. (1991). Standards for evaluating and justifying a department of communication. NCA: Annandale, VA. A-1
Higginson, C. (Ed.). Journalism and Mass Communications Accreditation 1997-1998. Accreditation Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications. *
National Communication Association. (1996). Statement on accreditation. NCA: Annandale, VA. A-2
Alumni
See also "Private Industry and Communication"
Parker, B.L., & Drummond-Reeves, S.J. (1992, January). Alumni outcome assessment: Constructing the alumni survey and subject calling card. ACA Bulletin, 79, 20-36. A-3
Parker, B.L., & Drummond-Reeves, S.J. (1992, January). Outcomes assessment research and guidelines for conducting communication alumni surveys. ACA Bulletin, 79, 12-19. A-4
West Virginia University Communication Studies Department. (1995). Undergraduate Alumni Survey. Martinsburg, WV: J. McCroskey. A-5
Certification
Association for Communication Administration. (1995). Program certification service. Purpose statement. Annandale, VA: ACA Executive Committee. A-6
Book, C. (1990). Communication education: Pedagogical content knowledge needed. Communication Education, 38(3), 315-321. A-7
DeWitt, J., Bozik, M., Hay, E., Litterst, J., Strohkirch, C.S., and Yocum, K. (1991, April). Oral communication competency and teacher certification in the U.S.: Reality and recommendations. Communication Education, 40(2), 144-151. A-8
Jennings, D. (1997). Curriculum Folio. Prepared for the National Communication Association. Illinois State University. Normal, IL. A-9
Most, M.G. (1994, July). Certification standards for speech communication teachers: A nationwide survey. Communication Education, 43(3), 195-204. A-10
National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification. (1997). Directory, 1997-1998. *
Program Review
Engleberg, I.N. (1996, May). Let’s get political: Strategies for departmental survival and growth. JACA, 2, 143-149. A-18
Nelson, P.E. (1995, September). A summary of ideas for sustaining communication programs. JACA, 3, 216-220. A-19
Smith, J.H., & Turner, P. (1993, January). A survey of communication department curriculum in 4-year colleges and universities. ACA Bulletin, 1, 34-49. A-20
Wilson, C.E., & Hochel, S. (1994, May). A framework for surveying communication effectiveness in institutions of higher education. JACA, 2, 115-123. A-21
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION / DIVERSITY Order Number
Recruiting Faculty
See "Faculty & Teacher Development - Recruiting"
Siltanen, S.A. (1994, September). Affirmative action in academe: Increase opportunities, remove barriers, and change attitudes. JACA, 3, 137-145. AA-1
Recruiting Students
Ranta, R.R. (1994, September). Unique approaches and problems in recruiting minority students; the use of the media. JACA, 3,157-159. AA-2
Statements
National Communication Association. (1996). Affirmative action statement. (revised 11/96). Annandale, VA: Legislative Council. AA-3
National Communication Association. (1997). Excerpt from: 1997 Summer Conference Proceedings: Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the 21st Century. (Guiding principles and action plans developed at the conference). NCA: Annandale, VA. AA-4
National Communication Association. (1997). 1997 Summer Conference Proceedings: Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the 21st Century. NCA: Annandale, VA. * ($25.00/$30.00)
ASSESSMENT
See also the NCA home page section on assessment of communication
Order number
Course Based Assessment
Faries, E. (Ed.). (1995). Assessment in the basic college course in public speaking. A handbook of assessment activities and assignments for the ISTA/ICCB state of Illinois competencies. IL: Illinois Speech and Theatre Association and Elizabeth Faries. *
Ford, W.S.Z., & Wolvin, A.D. (1992, June). Evaluation of a basic course in speech communication. In L.W. Hugenberg (Ed.), Basic communication course annual. (4th vol., pp. 35-47). Boston: American Press. B-1
Morreale, S.P., Hackman, M., Durham, R., Austin, L., Huggins, D., & Shapiro, E. (1995). Affective and behavioral assessment in the basic communication courses: Public speaking and interpersonal communication. A paper presented at the meeting of the Speech Communication Association, November 1995, San Antonio, TX. B-2
Sawyer, C.R., Behnke, R.R. (1997). Technological approaches for improving grading efficiency and compatibility in multi-section/multi-instructor communication courses. JACA, 3, 163-169. B-4
Departmental / Program Assessment
Aitken, J.E., & Neer, M. (1992, July). A faculty program of assessment for a college level competency-based communication core curriculum. Communication Education, 41(3), 271-286. B-5
Hay, E.A. (1992, July). A national survey of assessment trends in communication departments. Communication Education, 41(3), 247-257. B-6
Hay, E. (1992). Program assessment in speech communication. ($8.50/$10.00) *
Hay, E.A. (1994, January). Alternative assessment in speech communication. JACA, 1, 1-9. B-7
Smith, R.M., & Hunt, G.T. (1990, April). Communication program assessment and assessment applications [Special issue]. ACA Bulletin, 72.*
General
Carrell, L.J., & Willmington, S.C. (1996, Summer). A comparison of self-report and performance data in assessing speaking and listening competence. Communication Reports, 9(2), 185-192. B-8
Christ, William G., (Ed.). (1997). Media Education Assessment Handbook. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. *
Christ, William G., (Ed.). (1994). Assessing communication education: A handbook for media, speech, and theatre educators. Hillendale, NJ: Erlbaum.*
Goulden, N.R. (1992, July). Theory and vocabulary for communication assessments. Communication Education 41(3), 258-269. B-9
Graham, B., Bourland-Davis, P.G., Fulmer, H.W. (1997). Using the internship as a tool for assessment: A case study. JACA, 3, 198-205. B-10
Hutchings, P. (1993, January). Principles of good practice for assessing student learning. Assessment Update, 5(1), 6-10.*
Institute for Objective Measurement. (Spring 1998). Popular Measurement, 1(1). Chicago, IL. $10 Journal. Contact 773-702-1596 or e-mail mesa@uchicago.edu to order the journal.  *
Morreale, S., Hamilton, R., & Berko, R. (1994). Assessing motivation to communicate. ($35.00/$42.00) *
National Communication Association. (1995). Assessing college student competency in speech communication: 1994 NCA Summer Conference Proceedings. ($25.00/$30.00) *
Rhodes, S.C., Watson, K.W., & L.L. Barker. (1990). Listening assessment: Trends and influencing factors in the 1980’s. Journal of the International Listening Association, 4, 62-82. B-11
Instruments
Carlson, R.E., & Smith-Howell, D. (1995, April). Classroom public speaking assessment: Reliability & validity of selected instruments. Communication Education, 44(2), 87-97. B-12
National Communication Association. (1993). The competent speaker speech evaluation form. Annandale, VA: Morreale, S., Moore, M., Taylor, P. Surges-Tatum, D., & Hulbert-Johnson, R.* ($15.00/$18.50)
National Communication Association. (1994). Large-scale assessment in oral communication: K-12 and higher education. Annandale, VA: Morreale, S. & Backlund, P. * ($20.00/$25.00)
Rubin, R.B., Palmgreen, P., Sypher, H. (Eds.). (1994). Communication research measures: Sourcebook. NY: Guilford Press.*
National Communication Association. (1995). Conversational skills rating scale. Annandale, VA: Spitzberg, B.H. * ($15.00/$18.50)
National
American Association of Higher Education. (1992, December). Principles of good practice for assessing student learning. Washington, DC: Astin, A.W., Banta, T.W., Il-Khawas, E., Marchese, T.J., McClenney, K.M, Mentkowski, M., Miller, M.A., Moran, E.T., & Wright, B.D. B-13
Backlund, P., Hay, E.A., Harper, S., & Williams, D. (1990, April). Assessing the outcome of college: Implications for speech communication. ACA Bulletin, 72, 13-20. B-14
Banta, T.W. (1994, August). Are we making a difference with outcomes assessment? Paper presented at the 1994 NCA Summer Conference. B-15
Litterst, J.K., VanRheenen, D.D., & Casmir, M.H. (1994, August). Practices in statewide oral communication assessment: 1981-1994. Paper presented at the 1994 NCA Summer Conference. B-16
National Communication Association. (1993). Criteria for the assessment of oral communication. Annandale, VA: NCA. * ($0.50)
U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement. (1995). National assessment of college student learning: Identifying college graduates’ essential skills in writing, speech and listening, and critical thinking (NCES Publication No. 95-001). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. (Final Project Report by Jones, E.A., Hoffman, S, Melander-Moore, L, Ratcliff, G, Tibbetts, S., & Click III, B.A.).*
BASIC / INTRODUCTION COURSE Order Number
Administrative Issues
Morreale, S.P., Hanna, M.S., Berko, R.M., and Gibson, J.W. (1997). Basic Communication Course at U.S. Colleges and Universities: VI. In review. C-1
Benson, J.A., & Carrell, L.J. (1992, October). Basic communication course directors: Results of a midwest survey. ACA Bulletin, 82, 50-53. C-2
Comeaux, P.& Neer M. (1995, Spring). A comparison of two instructional formats in the basic hybrid course on oral and test performance. The Southern Communication Journal, 60(3), 257-265. C-3
Newburger, C. (Ed.), Basic communication course annual, (8th vol.) Boston, MA: American Press. *
History and Trends
Gibson, J.W., Hanna. M., and Leichty, G. (1990). The basic course at U.S. colleges and universities: V. Basic communication course annual, (2nd vol., pp. 233-257). C-4
Trank, D.M., Lewis, P. (1991, June). The introductory communication course: Results of a national survey. Basic Communication Course Annual, (3 rd vol., pp. 106-122). C-5
Morreale, S.P., Hanna, M.S., Berko, R.M., and Gibson, J.W. (1999).  The basic communication course at U.S.. colleges a nd universities: VI. Basic Communication Course Annual, (11th vol., pp 1-36). C-4-A
Instruction
Hugenberg, L. & Moyer, B. Teaching Ideas for the Basic Communication Course: Volume 1. (1998). Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company: Dubuque, IA. Table of Contents and abstract only available. Book may be ordered by calling 319-589-1000. C-5-A
Measell, J. (1990). Teaching the introductory public relations course: A communication perspective. ($8.00/$9.50) *
Evaluation
Bendtschneider, L.B., & Trank, D.M. (1990). Evaluating the basic course: Using research to meet the communication needs of the students. Basic communication course annual.. C-6
Morreale, S., Hackman, M., & Neer, M. (November 1995). Predictors of behavioral competence and self-esteem: A study assessing impact in a basic public speaking course. Basic Communication Course Annual, 7, 125-145. C-6-A
Weaver II, R.L., & Cotrell, H.W. (1990, Spring). Peer evaluation in the basic speech-communication course: A student supported process. World Communication, 19(1), 67-76. C-7
CAPSTONE COURSE Order Number
Decker, W, & Lont, C. (1990, April). The capstone course in speech communication: Format and purpose. ACA Bulletin, 72, 51-59. D-1
Faye, J.D. (1993, November). The capstone course as an outcome test for speech majors. Assessment Update, 5(6). *
Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, Arkansas. (1995) Description of capstone course. D-2
Lerstrom, A. (1991, Spring). Pullin (sic) it together in a theory-based capstone course. Iowa Journal of Speech Communication, 23(1), 19-22.*
Moore, R.C. (1994). The capstone course. In W.G. Christ (Ed.), Assessing communication education: A handbook for media, speech & theatre educators (pp. 155-180). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.*
COMMUNICATION ACROSS THE CURRICULUM (CXC) Order Number
Cronin, M., and Grice, P. (1993, January). A comparative analysis of training models versus consulting/training models for implementing oral communication across the curriculum . Communication Education, 42(1), 1-9. E-1
Hobgood, L. (September 19, 1998). All the difference: Negotiating the less traveled road to speaking competence. Paper presented at the annual conference of the Virginia Association of Communication Arts and Sciences. E-1-A
Morello, J. (October 1999). Comparing speaking across the curriculum and writing across the curriculum programs. Communication Education, 48(4), 1-15. E-1-B
Morreale, S. (April 1997). Communication across the curriculum and in undergraduate education debated and clarified. Spectra, 33(4), p. 5 and 14. E-1-C
Morreale, S., Shockley-Zalabak. P., & Whitney, P. (1993, January). The center for excellence in oral communication: Integrating communication across the curriculum. Communication Education, 42(1), 10-21. E-2
National Communication Association. (1996). Policy platform statement on communication across the curriculum. Annandale, VA. E-3
Strohmaier, M., Novak, D., & Stratto, M. (1992, August). Implementing speaking across the curriculum: A case study. ACA Bulletin, 81, 32-52. E-4
Worley, L.K, & Burke, W.F. (1996, Fall). Teaching at U.K., 3(1). E-5
COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION Order Number
Ayres, J. (1996, July). Speech preparation processes and speech apprehension. Communication Education, 45(3), 228-235. F-1
Ayres, J., Keereetaweep T., Chen, Pau-En, & Edwards, P.A. (1998, January).  Communication apprehension and employment interviews.  Communication Education, 47, 1-17. F-1-A
Booth-Butterfield, S., and Cottone R.R. (1991, April). Ethical issues in the treatment of communication apprehension. Communication Education, 40(2), 172-179. F-2
Dayer, K.K. (1998, April).  Communication apprehension and learning style preference: correlations and implications for teaching.  Communication Education, 47, 137-150. F-2-A
Fordham, D.R., & Gabbin, A. (1996, September). Skills versus apprehension: Empirical evidence on oral communication. Business Communication Quarterly, 59(3), 88-97. F-3
Greene, J.O., Rucker, M.P., Zauss, E.S., & Harris, A.A. (1998, October).  Communication anxiety and the acquisition of message-production skill.  Communication Education, 47, 337-347. F-3-A
Hinton, J.S., & Kramer, M.W. (1998, April).  The impact of self-directed videotape feedback on students' self-reported levels of communication competence and apprehension.  Communication Education, 47, 151-161. F-4-A
McCroskey, J.C., Booth-Butterfield, S., & Payne, S.K. (1989, Spring). The impact of communication apprehension on college student retention and success. Communication Quarterly, 37(2), 100-107. F-4
McGuire, J., Stauble, C., Abbott, D, and Fisher, R. (1995, April). Ethical issues in the treatment of communication apprehension: A survey of communication professionals. Communication Education, 44(2), 98-109. F-5
Robinson II, T.E. (1997, July). Communication apprehension and the basic public speaking course: A national survey of in-class treatment techniques. Communication Education, 46(3), 188-197. F-6
Rosenfeld, L.B., Grant III, C.H., and McCroskey, J.C. (1995, January). Communication apprehension and self-perceived communication competence of academically gifted students. Communication Education, 44(1), 79-86. F-7
Rubin, R.B., Rubin, A.M, & Jordan, F.F. (1997, April). Effects of instruction on communication apprehension and communication competence. Communication Education, 46(2), 104-114. F-8
COMMUNICATION AS A DISCIPLINE Order Number
Description
Association for Communication Administration. (1995, August). ACA defining the field summary. Annandale, VA: Berko, R. G-1
Beniger, J.R. (1993, Summer). Communication - Embrace the subject, not the field. Journal of Communication, 43(3), 18-25. G-2
Chesebro, J.W. (1993, August). Scholarship reconsidered: Its impact on the communication discipline. JACA, 3/4, 14-18. G-3
Macke, F.J. (1991, April). Communication left speechless: A critical examination of the evolution of speech communication as an academic discipline. Communication Education, 40(2), 125-143. G-4
National Communication Association. (1991, August). The discipline of communication as classified and defined by the U.S. Department of Education. Annandale, VA: Chesebro, J.W. G-5
Powers, J. H. (1995 July). On the intellectual structure of the human communication discipline. Communication Education, 44(3), 191-222. G-6
Shepherd, G. J. (1993, Summer). Building a discipline of communication. Journal of Communication, 43(3), 83-91. G-7
Wartella, E. (1994, January). Challenge to the profession. Communication Education, 43(1), 54-62. G-8
History
Cohen, H. (1994). The history of speech communication: The emergence of a discipline, 1914-1945. Annandale, VA: Speech Communication Association.*
Deetz, S.A. (1994). Future of the discipline: The challenges, the research, and the social contribution. In S.A. Deetz (Ed.), Communication yearbook (vol. 17, pp. 565-600). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. G-9
Wallace, K.R. (April, 1954). The field of speech, 1953: An overview. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 40(2), 117-129. G-10
Rationale - Empirical
Laird Brenton, A., & Gray, J. (1992, August). Seeing our discipline through a new lens: Speech communication in a professional college. ACA Bulletin, 81, 13-18. G-11
Buckley, M.H. (1995). Oral Language: A Curriculum Yet to Come. English Journal, 81(1), 41-45. *
Engleberg, I.N., & Wynn, D.R. (1995, January). DACUM: A national database justifying the study of speech communication. JACA,, 1, 28-37. G-12
Morreale, S. The importance of oral communication. (March 1999). Two-page summary of national surveys with references. Internal document within the NCA. G-12-A
National Communication Association. (1996). Advancement of the discipline. Annandale, VA: Engleberg, I.N., Fairhurst, G.T., Fitzpatrick, M.A., Ivie, R., MacDoniels, J.W., McCain, T.A., Merritt, B.D., Moore, L.L., Nelson, P.E., Patton, B.R., Putnam, L.L., Roever, J.E., Scheidel, T.M., Seiler, W.J., Snively, M., Turner, K.J., & Zarefsky, D. G-13
National Communication Association. (1998). Communication Programs Rationale and Review Kit. Annandale, VA: NCA. * ($40)
Winsor, J.L., Curtis, D.B., Stephens, R.D. (1997). National preferences in business and communication education: A survey update. JACA, 3, 170-179. G-14
Rationale - Theoretical
Atkin, D.J. (1997, September). Defending the Discipline at CSU. A background paper. G-15
Berko, R. (1996, January). Rationale for Speaking Skills in the Curriculum. Annandale, VA: NCA. G-16
Harrington, E.W. (October, 1955). The role of speech in liberal education. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 41(3), 219-222. G-17
Hart, R.P. (1993, April). Why Communication? Why Education? Toward a Politics of Teaching. Communication Education, 42(2), 97-105. G-18
McCloskey, D. (1994, Summer). The neglected economics of talk. Planning for Higher Education, 22(4), 11-16. G-19
Powers, J. (July 1995). On the intellectual structure of the human communication discipline. Communication Education, 44 (3), 191-222. G-19-A
U.S. Department of Labor. (1992, Winter). What work requires of schools: A SCANS report for America 2000. Economic Development Review 10(1), 16-19. G-20
COMPETENCIES Order Number
Definitions and Descriptions of Competency
Jones, E., Hoffman, S., Melander-Moore, L., Ratcliff, G., Tibbetts, S., & Click, B. (1994). Essential skills in writing, speech and listening, and critical thinking for college graduates: Perspectives of faculty, employers, and policymakers. University Park: National Center on Post-secondary Teaching, Learning, and Assessment, The Pennsylvania State University. H-1
Pearson, J.C., & Daniels, T.D. (1988). Oh, what tangled webs we weave: Concerns about current conceptions of communication competence. Communication Reports, 1, 95-100. H-2
National Communication Association. (1990). Communication is life: Essential college sophomore competencies for speaking and listening. Annandale, VA: Quianthy, R. * ($9.00/$11.00)
Rubin, R.B. (1990). Communication Competence. In G.M. Phillips & J.T. Wood (Eds.), Speech communication: Essays to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Speech Communication Association (pp. 94-129). Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois University Press. H-3
Rubin, R.B., & S.P. Morreale. (1996). Setting expectations for speech communication and listening. In Jones, E.A. (Ed.), Preparing competent college graduates: Setting new and higher expectations for student learning (pp. 19-30). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Inc. H-4
Empirical Studies
Buerkel-Rothfuss, N.L. (1990, April). Communication competence: A "test out". ACA Bulletin, 72, 68-72. H-5
Dick, R.C., & Robinson, B.M. (1992, August). Assessing self-acquired competency portfolios in speech communication: National and international issues. ACA Bulletin, 81, 60-68. H-6
Ford, W.S.Z., and Wolvin, A.D.. (1993, July). The differential impact of a basic communication course on perceived communication competencies in class, work, and social contexts. Communication Education, 42(3), 215-223. H-7
Kramer, M. W., and Hinton, J.S. (1996, November). The differential impact of a basic public speaking course on perceived communication competencies in class, work, and social contexts. Basic communication course annual, (8th vol., pp. 1-25).*
Rubin, R.B., Graham, E.E., & Mignerey, J.T. (1990, January). A longitudinal study of college students' communication competence. Communication Education, 39(1), 1-14. H-8
ETHICS Order Number
Codes of Ethics
American Psychological Association. (1992, November). Ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct. Washington, DC: APA. I-1
American Sociological Association. (1989, August). Code of ethics. I-2
American Society for Training and Development. (ASTD). ASTD code of ethics. I-3
National Communication Association. (1997). Ethical practices for author’s submitting to SCA journals. I-4
National Education Association. (1975). Code of ethics of the education profession. I-5
Public Relations Society of America. (1988). Code of professional standards for the practice of public relations. I-6
Evaluating Ethical Communication
Rubin, R.B. and Yoder, J. (1985, January). Ethical issues in the evaluation of communication behaviors. Communication Education, 34(1), 13-17. I-7
General
Johannesen, R.L. (1996). Ethics in human communication (4th ed.). Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press, Inc.*
Makau, J.M., & Arnett, R.C. (1997). Communication ethics in an age of diversity. Chicago, IL: University of Illinois Press.*
Organizational Ethics
Ralston, S.M. (Ed.). (1997, April). Ethics of business communication [Special Issue]. The Journal of Business Communication, 34(2).*
Teaching Ethics
Christians, C.G., and Lambeth, E.B. (1996, July). The status of ethics instruction in communication departments. Communication Education, 45(3), 236-243. I-8
FACULTY & TEACHER DEVELOPMENT Order Number
Certification
See "Administrative Issues - Certification"
Development
Boyer, E.L. (1992, Spring). Scholarship Reconsidered - Priorities of the Professoriate. Issues in Accounting Education, 7(1), 87 - 91. J-1
Boyer, E.L. (1996, May). From scholarship reconsidered to scholarship assessed. Quest, 48(2), 129- 139.*
Chesebro, J.W. (1991, April). Preparing for the future: Faculty development issues in the year 2000. ACA Bulletin, 76, 11-24. J-2
Chesebro, J.W. (1993, August). Scholarship reconsidered: Its impact on the communication disciplines. JACA, 3/4, 14-18. J-3
Chesebro, J.W. (1993, Fall). How to get published. Communication Quarterly, 41(4), 373-382. J-4
Faculty Exchange Center. (1994, May). Teaching Exchange opportunities in speech communication. Lancaster, PA: FEC. J-5
Fairweather, J.S. (1996). Faculty work and public trust: Restoring the value of teaching and public service in American academic life. Boston: Allyn and Bacon.*
National Communication Association. (1990, July). A five step model and related resource materials for creating an oral communication faculty workshop. Annandale, VA: Chesebro, J.W. *
The National Foundation for the Improvement of Education. (1996). Teachers take charge of their learning. Transforming professional development for student success. Washington, DC: Renyi, J. *
Research Briefs. (1993, December 8). Syllabus can motivate. Report on Education Research. J-6
Rosenfeld, L.B., Stacks, D.W., & Hickson, M. III. (1990, July). Perceptions of professional associations II: Role & impact of professional outlets on faculty development. Communication Education, 39(3), 171-180. J-7
Teachers, speech communication (education.) (Definition of Speech Teacher, Brief 396) (1995, May). Moravia, NY: Chronicle Guidance Publications. J-8
Recruiting
Applegate, J. (1995). Diversifying the faculty. A set of strategies. Lexington, KY. J-9
Borisoff, D. (1990, January). The reality of recruiting minority and women faculty in speech communication: Some considerations. ACA Bulletin, 71, 71-72. J-10
Houston, M. (1994, September). Creating a climate of inclusion: Success starts at home. JACA, 3, 146-151. J-11
Smith, R.M. (1994, September). Successful recruitment of minority faculty: Commitment, culture, choice. JACA, 3, 152-156. J-12
T.A.’s Order Number
Buerkel-Rothfuss, N, & Gray, P. (1990, October). Graduate teaching assistant training in speech communication and noncommunication departments: A national survey. Communication Education, 39(4), 292-307. K-1
Buerkel-Rothfuss, N, & Gray, P. (1991, June). Models for graduate teaching assistant training: The "real," the "necessary," and the "ideal". In L.W. Hugenberg (Ed.), Basic communication course annual (3rd vol., pp. 247-267). K-2
Ross, R.G. (1990, August). Utilizing undergraduates as teaching assistants in the basic communication course: A model. ACA Bulletin, 73, 45-52. K-3
Teaching Methods
National Communication Association. (1992, April). Oral Communication Content-Specific Instructional Strategies. Annandale, VA: Chesebro, J.W., Cooper, P., & E.L. Harvell. K-4
Sellnow, T.L., Oster, L.K. (1997). The frequency, form, and perceived benefits of service learning in speech communication departments. JACA, 3, 190-197. K-5
Sprague, J. (1992, January). Expanding the research agenda for instructional communication: Raising some unasked questions. Communication Education, 41(1), 1-25. K-6
University of California at Los Angeles Higher Education Research Institute. (1996). Teaching methods used in all or most courses, in The American college Teacher; National Norms for the 1995-96 H.E.R.I. faculty survey. K-7
Willmington, S.C. (1992). Oral communication skills necessary for successful teaching. Educational Research Quarterly, 16(2), 5-17. K-8
GOALS 2000 Order Number
Goals 2000: National Education Goals Report and Executive Summary 1995. *
Hunt, Sandra L., and Ann Q. Staton. (1996, October). The communication of education reform: A nation at risk. Communication Education, 45(4), 271-292. L-1
Newburger, C. (1983). SCANS and "goals 2000: Educate America Act" --External validation for expanding communication Instruction. Requirements across the undergraduate core curriculum. L-2
Office of Educational and Research Improvement U.S. Department of Education. (1993, July). Reaching the goals. Goal 5: Adult literacy and lifelong learning. (GPO Number 0-16-041869-0). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. L-3
National Education Goals Panel. (1998). The national education goals report: building a nation of learners. Washington, DC.  For more information call (202) 724-0015 or email at: NEGP@ed.gov
GENERAL EDUCATION Order Number
National Communication Association. (1995). Results of speech communication association survey of communication as a component of the general education requirements. Annandale, VA: NCA. M-1
National Communication Association. (1996). Policy platform statement on the role of communication courses in general education. Annandale, VA: NCA. M-2
Rancer, A., Whitecap, V., Kosberg, R., & Avtgis, T. (1997, October). Testing the efficacy of a communication training program to increase argumentativeness and argumentative behavior in adolescents. Communication Education, 46(1), 273-286. M-3
Eric Clearinghouse on Disabilities and Gifted Education. (December 1998). Information resources on the implementation of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Amendments of 1997. M-4
INTERCULTURAL/MULTICULTURAL COMMUNICATION Order Number
Educational Setting
Casmir, F.L. (Ed.). (1991, July). Special report: Managing multicultural communication education [Special issue]. Communication Education, 40(3). *
Gudykunst, W.B., Ting-Toomey, S., & Wiseman, R.L. (1991, July). Taming the beast: Designing a course in intercultural communication. Communication Education, 40(3), 272-285. N-1
Kalbfleisch, P.J., & Davies, A.B. (1991, July). Minorities and mentoring: Managing the multicultural institution. Communication Education, 40(3), 266-271. N-2
Koester, J., & Lustig, M. W. (1991, July). Communication curricula in the multicultural university. Communication Education, 40(3), 250-254. N-3
Lee, C.R., Levine, T.R., & Cambra, R. (1997, January). Resisting compliance in the multicultural classroom. Communication Education, 46(1), 29-43. N-4
Lu, Shuming. (1997, January). Culture and compliance gaining in the classroom: A preliminary investigation of Chines college teachers’ use of behavior alteration techniques. Communication Education, 46(1), 10-28. N-5
Wurzel, J.S., & Holt, W. (1991, July). Teaching aids for multicultural education. Communication Education, 40(3), 286-293. N-6
Rationale
Chen, G., & Starosta, W.J. (1996). Intercultural communication competence: A synthesis. Communication Yearbook, 19, 353-383. N-7
Foeman, A.K. (1991, July). Managing multiracial institutions: Goals and approaches for race-relations training. Communication Education, 40(3), 255-265. N-8
Manusov, V., Winchatz, M.R., & Manning, L.M. (1997, June). Acting out our minds: Incorporating behavior into models of stereotype-based expectancies for cross-cultural interactions. Communication Monographs, 64(2), 119-139. N-9
Ting-Toomey, S. Teaching Intercultural Communication: An Identity-Based Perspective. 1-9. N-10
Zimmerman, S. (1995, October). Perceptions of intercultural communication competence and international student adaptation to an American campus. Communication Education, 44(4), 321-335. N-11
K-12 FILES Order Number
Assessment
Johnson, S.D. (1994, January). A national assessment of secondary-school principals' perceptions of teaching-effectiveness criteria. Communication Education 43(1), 1-16. O-1
National Communication Association. (1996). Large scale assessment of oral communication: K-12 and higher education (2nd ed.). Annandale, VA: Morreale, S., & Backlund, P. *
National Education Goals Panel. (February 1998). Principles and recommendations for early childhood assessments. Washington, DC: Shepard, Kagan, & Wurtz, eds. Phone 202-724-0015 or e-mail negp@goalline.org to place an order.  *
National Education Goals Panel.  (1998).   Progress toward the goals.  Washington, DC: Wurtz, E., ed.  Phone 202-724-0015 or email negp@ed.gov to place an order. *
Rubin, R.B., Welch, S.A., & Buerkel, R. (1995, January). Performance-based assessment of high school speech instruction. Communication Education, 44(1), 30-39. O-2
Competencies
National Communication Association. (1994). Speaking and listening competencies. ($3.50). *
National Communication Association. (1988). Communication competencies for teachers. ($0.50) *
Developing Curriculum
Berko, R. (1994). Increasing oral communication (speaking/listening) achievement in grades K-12. NCA. O-3
Carrell, L. & DeMuth, R. The status of speech communication education in Wisconsin high schools. (1998). Journal of the Wisconsin Communication Association, 29, 1-12. Copies may be ordered by calling 920-424-4420 or e-mail books@uwosh.edu. *
Hanf Buckley, M. (1995, January). Oral language: A curriculum yet to come. English Journal, 84(1), 41-45. O-4
The Kentucky Communication Association. (1996). A proposal to the KERA core curricula committee. Speaking, listening, and media literacy. Standards for K-12 education. O-5
National Communication Association. (1991). Guidelines for developing oral communication curricula in kindergarten through twelfth grade. ($5.00/$6.00) *
Instruction
Aitken, J., Ed. (Subscription). Communication Teacher: Ideas and strategies for classroom activities. [Designed for high school and college level.] (Four 16-page issues, $15.00) *
Chesebro, J. (1990). A five-step model and related resource materials for creating an oral communication faculty development workshop. ($3.50/$4.50) *
Cruz, M. (March 5, 1999). If you ask me: Forensics is kid stuff. Washington Post, C5.  *
Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln, NE. (Revised Summer 1998). Middle school intramural speech and debate program. AND Stewart. Communication course syllabus and grading policies. O-5-B
McCroskey, J., & Richmond, V., Eds. (1991, 2nd edition). Quiet children and the classroom teacher. ($8.00/$9.50) *
Muir, J., Ed. (1992). C-Span in the communication classroom. ($2.50) *
Stewart, C. (1991). Teaching interviewing for career preparation. ($8.00/$9.50) *
Language Arts
Barnes, J. A., and Hayes, A.F. (1995, October) Integration of the language arts and teacher training: An examination of speech communication instruction in high school English classrooms. Communication Education, 44(4), 307 - 320. O-6
Barnes, J.A., and Hayes, A.F. (1995, Winter). Language arts practice in the instruction of oral communication in California high schools. Communication Reports 8(1), 61-68. O-7
National Communication Association. (1992, April). Integrating the language arts. A proposal submitted to the National Alliance for Curriculum Reform. Annandale, VA: NCA. 0-8
Witkin, B.R., Lovern, M.L., and Lundsteen, S.W. (1996, January). Oral communication in the English language arts curriculum: A national perspective. Communication Education, 45(1), 40-58. 0-9
Wixson, K., Peters, C., Potter, S. (1996, January). The case for integrated standards in English language arts. Language Arts, 73(1), 20-29. *
Standards
National Communication Association. (1996). Speaking, listening, and media literacy standards for K through 12 education. Annandale, VA: Berko, R, & J. Lees. * ($2.50)
LISTENING Order Number
Bostrom, R.N. (1990). State of the art: Listening and the new decade. [Special Issue]. Journal of the International Listening Association, 4. *
International Listening Association. (1999). Want more information about listening?: ILA membership information. Listening resources are available on the ILA web site at www.listen.org.  *
Kirtley, M.D., & Honeycutt, J.M. (1996, Fall). Listening styles and their correspondence with second-guessing. Communication Research Reports, 13(2), 174-182. P-1
Pearce, C.G., Johnson, I.W., & Barker, R.T. (1995, December). Enhancing the student listening skills environment. Business Communication Quarterly, 58(4), 28-33. P-2
Weaver III, J.B., & Kirtley, M.D. (1995, Winter). Listening styles and empathy. The Southern Communication Journal, 60(2), 131-140. P-3
Wiksell, W. (1946, December). The problem of listening. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 32(4), 505-508. P-4
Wolvin, A.D., & Coakley, C.G. (1992, April). A listening course in higher education: Initial response - a case study. ACA Bulletin, 80, 39-45. P-5
Wolvin, A.D., & Coakley, C.G. (1991, March). A survey of the status of listening training in some Fortune 500 companies. Communication Education, 40(2), 152-164. P-6
MEDIA LITERACY Order Number
Beutler, J. (1996, First quarter). Media literacy: Choice and control. Media Spectrum, 23(1), 45-46. Q-1
Garcia, F. (1996, August). A proposal for the office of justice programs to explore involvement and investment. What is media literacy? Washington, DC: Office of Justice Programs. Q-2
International Communication Association. (Winter 1998). Media literacy symposium special issue. Journal of Communication, 48(1). Contact Oxford University Press, Journals subscription department, at 1-800-852-7323 to order a copy.  *
Leveranz, D., & Tyner, K. (1996, First quarter). What is media literacy: Two leading proponents offer an overview. Media Spectrum, 23(1), 10. Q-3
Pungente, J. (1996, November). Getting started on media literacy. Emergency Librarian, 24(2), 9 – 11. Q-4
Sinclair, D. (1996, November). Media literacy: Elementary, my dear TL. Emergency Librarian, 24(2), 27-29. Q-5
MISSION STATEMENTS Order Number
Fairhurst, G., Jordan, J.M., Neuwirth, K.(1997). Why Are We Here? Managing the Meaning of an Organizational Mission Statement. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 25(1997), 243-263. R-1
Morreale, S., Clowers, M., & Jones, A. (January 1999). Mission statements for communication departments and programs: definition, criteria, examples. National Communication Association: Annandale, VA. (In development). * R-2
PRIVATE INDUSTRY AND COMMUNICATION Order Number
Curtis, D. B., Winsor, J.L., and Stephens, R. (1989, January). National preferences in business and communication education. Communication Education. 38(1), 6-14. S-1
Hunnicutt, G.G. & Halatin, T.J. (1991, September). The effective professor-student reference relationship. Bulletin of the Association for Business Communication, 54(3), 15-17. S-2
Maes, J.D., Weldy, T.G., & Icenogle, M.L. (1997, January). A managerial perspective: oral communication competency is most important for business students in the workplace. The Journal of Business Communication, 34(1), 67-80. S-3
Plutsky, S. (1996, December). Faculty perceptions of students’ business communication needs. Business Communication Quarterly, 59(4), 69-76. S-4
Thomas, S.G. (1995, October). Preparing business students more effectively for real-world communication. Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 9(4), 461-473. S-5
PORTFOLIOS Order Number
Boileau, D.M. (1993, August). Scholarship reconsidered: A challenge to use teaching portfolios to document the scholarship of teaching. JACA, 3/4, 19-24 T-1
Murray, J.P. (1995, Spring). The teaching portfolio: A tool for department chairpersons to create a climate of teaching excellence. Innovative Higher Education, 19(3), 163-175. T-2
Murray, J.P. (1994, Summer). Why teaching portfolios? Community College Review, 22(1), 33-43. T-3
Santora, E.D. (1996, Spring) Becoming a teacher: Portfolios, process, and practice. Teaching Education, 8(1), 143-151. T-4
PROGRAM DEFENSES Order Number
Augustana College. (1993). Program of Excellence in Speech Communication: A Department Guideboo