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Integrity In The Communication Curriculum, Stanley F. Paulson
Integrity In The Communication Curriculum, Stanley F. Paulson
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This address argues that recent national reports on undergraduate education have identified fundamental weaknesses in collegiate learning, shifting emphasis from curricular inputs to measurable student outcomes. Drawing on documents from the National Institute of Education and the Association of American Colleges, the discussion highlights concerns about declining student engagement in the arts and sciences, fragmentation of general education, and the absence of coherent rationales guiding undergraduate study. These reports call for institutions to demonstrate improvement in students’ analytical abilities, communication skills, ethical reasoning, and disciplinary depth across the curriculum rather than rely on proxies such as faculty credentials or course …
Post-Tenure Faculty Development: Where Is The Adventure?, Michael R. Moore
Post-Tenure Faculty Development: Where Is The Adventure?, Michael R. Moore
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article addresses the challenge of sustaining professional growth among tenured faculty, distinguishing burnout from a more pervasive condition of being left out in the face of rapid disciplinary and institutional change. Using the metaphor of adventure, the argument contends that some experienced faculty resist new teaching methods, technology adoption, and research engagement not due to exhaustion but due to insufficient preparation for change and fear of risk. The discussion outlines a developmental role for department chairs that combines long term planning with individualized support. Key practices include collaboratively setting appropriate goals aligned with departmental needs, identifying resources and release …
Discussion Summary Four, Emilie-Marie Rausch
Discussion Summary Four, Emilie-Marie Rausch
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This discussion summary synthesizes a group conversation on post tenure faculty evaluation and development. Participants first reviewed major national statements from 1982 and 1983, including recommendations from a national commission, a Wingspread conference, and the AAUP, all of which endorsed periodic evaluation of tenured faculty while affirming tenure as essential to academic freedom and educational quality. These documents emphasized that evaluation should not compromise tenure protections or serve as a mechanism for dismissal outside established disciplinary procedures. Building from these positions, the group explored how to support continued faculty vitality without undermining the tenure system. Participants noted the legal and …
Curricula, Budgets, And Facilities In Education For Radio And Television, Garland C. Elmore
Curricula, Budgets, And Facilities In Education For Radio And Television, Garland C. Elmore
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article reports a national survey of undergraduate programs emphasizing radio and television, describing curricular organization, resource levels, and facilities across institutions in the mid nineteen eighties. Based on responses from one hundred ninety four departments, the study finds that most programs are housed within integrated communication units rather than autonomous media departments, with larger campuses more likely to maintain separate media structures. Undergraduate majors total more than forty thousand nationwide, with higher concentrations at large public institutions. Introductory offerings vary widely in title and scope, reflecting production, writing, history, theory, and survey orientations. Nearly half of departments offer graduate …
A Second National Survey Of Faculty Salaries In Radio And Television, Garland C. Elmore
A Second National Survey Of Faculty Salaries In Radio And Television, Garland C. Elmore
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article reports results from a national survey of faculty salaries in undergraduate radio and television programs during the 1984 to 1985 academic year. Responses from one hundred ninety four departments yielded data for seven hundred twenty eight full time faculty, making it the most comprehensive salary profile in the field at the time. Salaries were analyzed by rank, institutional type, campus size, geographic region, and departmental structure. Findings indicate mean ten month salaries of approximately forty one thousand five hundred for full professors, thirty one thousand seven hundred for associate professors, twenty five thousand two hundred for assistant professors, …
Censorship On College And University Campuses, David W. Weiss
Censorship On College And University Campuses, David W. Weiss
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article contends that censorship is present in higher education, although its form and extent vary according to institutional type, mission, and community context. Drawing on examples from public and private universities, particularly in Alabama, the discussion explains that public institutions are bound by First Amendment protections, whereas private colleges may legally prohibit productions that conflict with institutional values or religious commitments. Illustrations from urban universities demonstrate the ability to stage controversial works involving nudity, strong language, and provocative themes, while contrasting cases from religious colleges reveal stricter control over theatrical content. The article reviews legal standards for obscenity and …
Censorship In The Private Church-Related College, Philip G. Hill
Censorship In The Private Church-Related College, Philip G. Hill
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article examines censorship in theatre programs at private church related liberal arts colleges, distinguishing these institutions from narrowly doctrinal religious schools. The author defines censorship along a continuum that ranges from artistic judgment exercised within theatre programs to external administrative or community pressure that compels changes to scripts or productions. Internal decisions regarding cuts, staging, and play selection are characterized as professional judgment rather than censorship when made collaboratively by trained theatre personnel. However, administrative or external intervention that overrides departmental authority constitutes censorship and threatens academic freedom. The article acknowledges that theatrical work is uniquely visible and therefore …
The Impact Of Communication Apprehension On Student Retention And Success: A Preliminary Report, James C. Mccroskey, Steven K. Payne
The Impact Of Communication Apprehension On Student Retention And Success: A Preliminary Report, James C. Mccroskey, Steven K. Payne
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article reports preliminary results from a longitudinal investigation of how communication apprehension influences academic performance and student retention in college. Data were collected from 1884 incoming freshmen at a large public university, who completed a standardized communication apprehension measure during orientation. Official academic records over four consecutive semesters provided grade point averages, credits earned, and enrollment status. Analyses reveal that students with high communication apprehension consistently earned lower grade point averages and completed fewer credits than moderate or low apprehensive students. Retention patterns also differed. High apprehensive students were substantially more likely to withdraw from the university over the …
Minutes Of The Aca Executive Committee February 15, 1986 Tucson
Minutes Of The Aca Executive Committee February 15, 1986 Tucson
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
Minutes of the ACA Executive Committee held in Tucson Arizona on February 15, 1986.
Bulletin Of The Aca, Index To Issue #53 Through Issue #56
Bulletin Of The Aca, Index To Issue #53 Through Issue #56
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This document is the 1986 index for the Bulletin of the American Communication Association, covering issues 53 through 56. It provides article titles, authors, and page references for work published during this period, along with listings of organizational materials such as meeting minutes, committee rosters, and book reviews. The index reflects the scholarly focus and professional concerns of the discipline in the mid nineteen eighties and serves as a historical reference to major themes, contributors, and institutional discussions of that time.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 39, April 1, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 39, April 1, 1986
Central Florida Future
Regents: students dig deeper; Discoveries: Anti-abortion groups gaining ground; News: 'Big Blue' commends program; You say it's hot? (with caption "Well a quick dip in the reflection pond is just what you need."); Athletics to pay for new parking lot; Opinion: The only joke on this April Fool's Day is on students; ...but what a team!!; Back by unpopular demand; Sports: SIU ends UCF's 28 game streak; UCF snaps the state win mark (with photo of Jose Soto and game scene); Time for TME's first annual probaseball picks.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 38, March 27, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 38, March 27, 1986
Central Florida Future
Students put phone registration on hold (with diagram); Sun and fun? (with photo of the area around the reflection pond); Study says videos promoting violence; Candidates ready for election: Smith/Cady plan for more PR for UCF; Tierney/McFadden to show leadership; Deitz/Schmidt for all students as a whole; Young/Neidhart want to give clubs a voice in government (with photos); Opinion: Confrontation with Libya leaves U.S. in no win situation; Only voting makes a difference; Sports: Knights dump St. Mary's, 10-5; Tennis seeks respect (with photo of Traci Winterhoff); Golf team ties NIU at tourney; Mongolians will invade UCF on Monday; Soto …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 37, March 25, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 37, March 25, 1986
Central Florida Future
Some lines to be shorter in summer term; On show (photos of the 18th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition); Discoveries: Growers sore at tree burns; News: Grants getting scarce, loans costly; Draft resistance issue now in court; Former hostage to visit UCF; Opinion: Blaming alcohol for deaths only helps to avoid responsibility; Athletics axes winning programs; UCF rolls through spring break; Sports: UCF streaks to 20 wins (with photo of Knights outfielder Mark Maloney and coach Sam Rick); Little happy with ladies' results.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 36, March 13, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 36, March 13, 1986
Central Florida Future
Surgeon general warns of cigarette evils (with photo of C. Everett Koop); Donation spurs installation of traffic signal; Koop's background with kids; Election commissioners gearing up for presidential race; 1986 Spring Break: Free shows highlight Daytona; Miami Beach wants college crowd; News: Gill fires key PR man; Opinion: A Floridian's guide to getting ready for Spring Break; ...forgive us; All for the love of a woman; Crew team finishes third; Knights drop the Bombers; Ski team wins once again; Sports: Knights nail down ninth straight (with photo); UCF hurler is a gem (with photo of Tommy Novak); Neuner headed for …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 35, March 11, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 35, March 11, 1986
Central Florida Future
New guidelines mean less loans; Roughhousing (with photo captioned "These two tikes decided that watching Sundays baseball game against the University of Michigan wasn't as much fun as playing a little tag."); Some skeptical of dental practice; 'Rejected' art meets students' approval; UCF speaker writes from experience; Filipino students celebrate Marcos' ousting; 'Big doc' speaks today; Practice makes perfect (with photo captioned "This student isn't about to let Spring Break creep up without her getting some lounging practice first; Finding the remains of Challenger crew won't change their fate; ...but blackout is wrong; No "Presto" on campus; UCF has a …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 34, March 6, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 34, March 6, 1986
Central Florida Future
Revamp of add/drop in works; BOR unveils new budget for '86-'87; Singer reads (with photo of Isaac Singer); Study says students not really apathetic; Case could halt student reference letters; News: Students recovering after wreck (with photo); Spring is near and so are elections; Student fee audit; Opinion: Common answers to your common student problems; ETs unite against oppressor; Heavyweight ACC leads field for NCAA tourney; Sports: Controversies cloud NSWAC (with photo of Lady Knights basketball coach Nancy Little); Knights feather tars (with photo); Tennis team has problems; Knights finish Wrestling year; Marvelous to take on "the beast". Also includes …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 33, March 4, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 33, March 4, 1986
Central Florida Future
Elevator - students get the shaft; Big boss says learning is lax; Man dies in crash (photo); University's first student retires (article on J.C. Kinsey); teeter-totter (photo of teeter-totter marathon); News: Pianos victimized by 'bangers'; 'Murf the surf' talks about life as a jewel thief and murderer (with photo); Opinion: Voters can make SG leadership responsive to need; Stop drunk driving; Perusing through 'Newsday'; Sports: Ski team glides to victory; Lady Knights rally to beat Stetson Hatters, 88-79; Knights travel to Tinker to tangle with Twins; UCF takes two of three games (with photo); Baseball, NBA take steps in fighting …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 32, February 27, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 32, February 27, 1986
Central Florida Future
Slow moving refunds will get slower; His father's son with photo captioned "Martin Luther King III, son of the great civil rights leader f te sixties was at UCF Monday night. King spoke on the situation of minorities in America today."); Students propose changes in meal plan system; UCF to sponsor international conference on engineering; Soon at desk near you: personalized testing; Groundbreaking (with photo captioned "Officials break ground on the new institute for Simulation and Training near the Physical Plant."); Insightful student opens door to UCF's only real problems; Series provided direction; Men's team loses two games on the …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 31, February 25, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 31, February 25, 1986
Central Florida Future
No lottery this fall - all will stay in dorms; Dungeon doings (photo of dungeons and dragons tournament in the education building"); SG returns from Tallahassee with new 'worthwhile' ideas; Local health officials see hope for AIDS cure; News: Chlamydia few warnings, much pain; Library soliciting students' words; Pondering the existence of a beer (with photo); Lauderdale making big break plans; Recent grads faring better in job market; Opinion: A little more on newspapers; And next I'd like to thank...; Panthers slip by Lady Knights; Sports: FAMU wipes out Ladies; Knights have a tough weekend; Wrestlers pin a loss on …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 30, February 20, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 30, February 20, 1986
Central Florida Future
Wild preserve being abused-biologists (with photo); Space speaker (photo of Dr. Ray Williamson); Bookstore: students want health food (with photo); Researchers cry foul at tighter rules; News: Students gathering in state capitol; Free money; Baby buggy (photo); Police Beat; Nobel Prize winner to speak at UCF (with photo of Isaac Singer); Opinion: A brief expose on newspapers; A vacation in Jacksonville?; Sports: Exciting weekend in Daytona as Bodine wins 500; Lady Knights lose on the road again, 90-67, to Gamecocks; Ladies to face NSWAC's toughest; Knights clobber B-CC, 78-62; Knights split two games with Georgia (with photo); UCF will take …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 29, February 18, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 29, February 18, 1986
Central Florida Future
How Gramm-Rudman affects students; Discoveries: Laser studies contribute to Star Wars; Budget cuts could mean no Pell grant for 300,000; Officials label students 'materialistic'; News: Song and dance (with photos); Study: college women more intellectual than men; Some schools weary of dependence on SDI funding; Opinion: Orange County serves tourists but neglects locals; How do you like it?; New art doesn't make grade; Stetson steals victory away from Knights; IFC hits the football field to aid athlete; Controversy aids Stetson in defeat of UCF; Miller back in Orlando; Rifle teams shoots for NCAA tourney; Sports: Cardinale breaks record; The Main …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 28, February 13, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 28, February 13, 1986
Central Florida Future
Parking woes will continue; No stopping, no standing (photo of soda machines); UCF hackers win world recognition; Federal cuts creating tight belts; Students reaching out for $100,000; News: More road improvements coming-Fuller (with photo of Henry Fuller); College bosses discuss education; Sororities award honors at banquet; More high-tech business coming; Opinion: Christmas is just around the corner again for hounds; New hope for Senate budget; Wrestlers grapple with rival Stetson on Friday; Athletic budget leans towards football program; Sports: Rudd to play Canadian football (with photo); Soccer club has a UCF connection; Ladies run by Stetson (with photo); Soccer teams …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 27, February 11, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 27, February 11, 1986
Central Florida Future
Copy service 'really rotten'; 'An Actor's Nightmare' (with photo captioned "A scene from last week's 'Studio E' production by students in the Black Box Theatre."); University to team with Rollins, Valencia in first-ever forum; Discoveries: 'THOR' could save millions of dollars for military; News: More expressway coming in 1987; Graham creates scholarship to honor Challenger crew; Discussion this month will focus on fate of shuttle program; What will they think of next? (with photo captioned "Now you too can reserve your own tree."); Opinion: U.S. should force Marcos to resign for people's sake; Big fun with international news; Sports: Sports …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 26, February 6, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 26, February 6, 1986
Central Florida Future
BOR says 'yes' to doubling of dorm spaces; Florida not alone; other states increase their tuition; New policy for handling student grievances being finalized (with diagram "The new grievance procedure"); Spring Fever? (photo); News: Credit Union wants new home; Evening stroll (photo); Many think tougher standards will keep minorities out of school; CLAST reminder; Opinion: State of the Union message resembled a used car pitch; Engineers suffer from complex; Sports: Baseball is back; Road woes continue for Ladies (with photo); Knights surprise Howard, 73-70). Also includes the entertainment and feature supplement "Confetti": Molly Ringwald; Hacker's rebirth: welcome back to life …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 25, February 4, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 25, February 4, 1986
Central Florida Future
Administrators: little being done about lines; Work to start on road widening (with photo of "Widening University Boulevard"); Darus crowned as Miss UCF (with photo); Senate oks student scholarship measure; Strummin' my six-string (photo); News: Students confined to dorms in measles outbreak at Florida State University; News clips: Ash Wednesday; Chief Searcher; Reconsideration; Opinion: Media handling of shuttle tragedy was necessary evil; Keep this in mind...; Battling to defend our dirt; Letters: Senator takes pride in service; Situation won't improve without help; Zips run past UCF; Sports: Knights smoke Camels (with photo); The main event; Wrestlers have unique stats; Ladies …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 24, January 30, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 24, January 30, 1986
Central Florida Future
Special edition. A Remembrance (full page mourning the loss of the Space Shuttle Challenger); News: New BOR chairman makes inspection; Miss UCF pageant worth more than $3000; Big family gathers to mourn our departed heroes; News clips: Happy Birthday (bookstore celebrating its fifth birthday); Chili Cook-Off; In the Race; Design Contest; Angel Flight; Pro Peace; 'Up With People' bringing message of hope to UCF; Opinion: Continue to search for answers (with photo); Farewell to Challenger...; ...but new challenge remains, to forge ahead despite loss; "Sweetness" finally gets his ring; Sports: Cucci leads by example; Knights' Patz has a unique hobby; …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 23, January 28, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 23, January 28, 1986
Central Florida Future
UCF ranks 2nd on skills test (with chart captioned "passing CLAST: Percentage of students who passed"); Police here nabbed more crooks in 1985; News: New food outlet will be a real 'wild pizza'; Money for satellite (UCF's chapter of IEEE awarded money for satellite project); Artist earns showing a NY gallery (with example of Gaudnek's art); Students try TV weight loss; News clips: Student Travel; Health Education; Free Info; Growth Seminar; Helping Kids; Grant awarded for research; Athletics going to the races; Opinion: Senate should do students a favor and dissolve itself; Super Bowl falls short with finish; Letters: Lasley …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 22, January 23, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 22, January 23, 1986
Central Florida Future
Touch-tone registration implemented for summer; A new look (The Central Florida Future now available in new distribution boxes covering the campus); BOR stalls funding plan for student union at UCF; News: Students working for better advisement; 'Anarchists' work to abolish SGs; More parking (photo of a bicycle rack captioned "Officials announced the opening of a new parking lot in front of the Administration Building this week..."); AIDS seminar at UCF; News clips: Forced to Resign; Condemned; Opinion: A 'Grim' fairy tale for UCF students in search of Vahalla and gold; They want to wear our money on their backs; Letters: …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 21, January 21, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 21, January 21, 1986
Central Florida Future
Registration streamlined; Red hot (photo of the Alpha-Omega Players); More classes opened to meet student demand (with diagram); IRS may soon make students pay taxes on financial aid; News: Classes for credit now offered by UCF/Brevard; Activist Abbie (photo of Abbie Hoffman); Over 400 participate in NCDC; Get healthy with student groups; News clips: Disks Ready; From All Over; Big Share; Opinion: Realization of King's dream will free us (Tribute to martin Luther King Jr.); 'Free at last, free at last!'; Martin Luther King Jr. Not with our eyes, but our hearts; Super Bowl Sunday, Lady Knights hot; Discoveries: Snow …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 20, January 16, 1986
Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 20, January 16, 1986
Central Florida Future
Graham in Orlando to fight child abuse (with photo captioned "Moe Thomas of Parents Anonymous in Brevard County displays a FLA-LOVE sticker while Gov. Graham and Ellen Hoffenberg look on."); Tribute to King (classes canceled in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday); New law could cut financial aid by up to 60 percent; Students get chance to race this week; Spring job prospects for technical graduates on a downslide-report; Money and books go unclaimed; Growing park; Classroom cameras; Uninsured Greeks; Against teaching; Heated Pool Open; Grades and Aid; Student Protest; Newsline; Military flexing will only provoke irrational reaction …