| Lindsay R. Calhoun, Ph.D. | |
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| Assistant Professor | |
| Doctorate earned at University of Utah--August 2007. | |
| Dissertation: Remembering Sand Creek: Nation, Identity, and Collective Memory in Narrative and Performance | |
| Joined Marshall faculty in August, 2008. | |
| Scholarly Interests | |
| International and Intercultural Communication, ethnic/sectarian conflict, post-structuralism/postmodernism, critical theory, cultural studies, performance studies, critical rhetoric, communication theory, ethnography, qualitative research methods. | |
| Courses | |
| CMM 207, Business and Professional Communication | syllabus |
| CMM 322, Intercultural Communication | syllabus |
| Publications | |
| Islamic Martyrdom in the Post-Colonial Condition | |
| Text and Performance Quarterly Special Edition Spring 2005: Religion and Performance | |
| "Will the Real Slim Shady Please Stand up?" Masking Whiteness, Encoding Hegemonic Masculinity in the Marshall Mather's LP 2000. | |
| Howard Journal of Communication, Vol. 16, Number 4, 2005 | |
| Selected Presentations | |
| 2007 September 5-10 Middle East and Central Asia Studies Conference University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT: “One Cannot Not Communicate (Unless You are the US and Iran): An Interactionist Perspective on the Foreign Policy Situation Between the US and Iran. | |
| 2007 March Presentation to Graduate Research Methods class University of Illinois Springfield on dissertation, “The Sand Creek Massacre: Memory, Memorial and National Identity.” | |
| 2006 October Faculty Symposium, Illinois College: Presentation on dissertation, "The Sand Creek Massacre: Memory, Memorial, and National Identity" | |
| 2005 May 21-June 2 NATO Advanced Research Workshop: Counterterrorism in Central Asia, Tashkent Uzbekistan presentation on Martyrdom, Islam and collective identity | |
| 2005 February Western States Communication Conference: joint paper on Research in Interpretation and ethnicity in Forensics with Trish Stuhan | |
| 2004
National Communication Association Convention, Chicago IL November Title: Engaging Narratives, Engaging History: An Inquiry into a Native American Epistemology |
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| 2004 University of Utah Graduate Humanities Conference, "Liminality in the Humanities," September 24-25: Islam in Dialogue with Nietzche and Aristotle. | |
| 2004 University of Utah Middle East and Central Asia Studies Conference, September 9-11: Islamic Martyrdom in the Post-Colonial Condition | |
| 2004 NCA Doctoral Honors Seminar, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque NM, July 15-18. Presented and developed a paper entitled "Islamic Martyrdom in the Post-Colonial Condition." | |
| National
Communication Association National Convention, November 2003, Miami FL: two
competitive papers in communication research and theory. National Formation and Collective memory in Islamic Societies of the Middle East and North Africa "Mea Culpa:" The Contest Between the "Massacre" narrative and the "Battle" narrative in Constituting early collective memory of Sand Creek |
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| September 2003, Association for Bahai Studies Conference: joint paper with Payam Foroughi; Martyrdom and the Collective Memory of Karbala, San Francisco, CA | |
| February 2003, Western States Communication Association Conference Paper: Collapsing Time: Examining contemporary emerging collective memory narratives on the ongoing commemoration of the Sand Creek Massacre, Salt Lake City UT | |
| National
Communication Association Convention, November 2000, Seattle WA: two
competitive papers in communication research and theory. Joint Paper: L. Calhoun, L. Pajevic It is Easier to Build a Child than to Repair a Man: The Negotiation of Identity and Ethnicity at the Sarajevo Youth House How to Communicate With the Outside World While Under Siege: How the Citizens of Bosnia and Hercegovina Carved a Discursive Homeland Out of War, 1992-1995 |
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| United States Air Force Academy, April 2000 Presentation on research completed in Bosnia and Hercegovina | |
| Colorado Senate Committee on Health, Environment, Welfare and Institutions, May 1999 Presentation on University of Denver Graduate Student research and lobbying project to outlaw and prevent female genital mutilation. | |
| Education | |
| Ph.D. Communication Theory and Research, University of Utah, August 2007 | |
| Joint M.A. International and Intercultural Communication, Certificate in Human Rights, University of Denver, March 2001 | |
| B.A. Speech Communication, minor in Anthropology, Colorado State University, May 1998 | |