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TSCA CONVENTION SCHEDULE SUMMARY
CONVENTION 2013
TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2013
1:00 -
3:00
Executive Officers‘ Meeting
3:00 -
6:00
Meet and Greet; Convention Registration
Early Registration (Priority New Members)
3:30 -
4:00
TFA Executive Council
3:30 -
4:00
TFA Committee Meetings
4:00 -
5:30
TFA Regional Meetings
Region 1: Corpus Christi B - 3rd Floor
Region 2: Corpus Christi C - 3rdFloor
Region 3: Copano- 3rd Floor
Region 4: Aransas - 3rd Floor
Region 5: Matagorda - 3rd Floor
5:15 -
7:00
Reception with heavy hors d’oeuvres
5:45 -
6:50
Standing and Ad Hoc Committee Meetings
7:00
TFA Business Meeting #1
7:00 -
8:30 ; Spotlighted Program: Scholar to Scholar
8:00 -
9:00
Boardroom
Corpus Christi
Ballroom Foyer Laguna Madre
Ballroom C
Nueces A and
Foyer 3rd Floor
See page
18
CC Ballroom
C—3rd
CC Ballroom B
TSCA Executive Officers’ Meeting; TSCA Committee
Meetings Continued if necessary
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2013
7:30 -
8:45 Convention Registration—OPEN
8:00 -
9:00 New Member Breakfast
(First Year Attendees Only)
8:00 -
9:20 TSCA Executive Council Meeting with Breakfast
All District, Committee, and Interest Group Chairs Should
Attend
Corpus Christi
Ballroom C
9:30 -
10:15 General Session #1—Announcements; Introductions of
Officer Candidates; Communicator of the Year Award and
speech
Corpus Christi
Ballroom B
10:30 -
11:30 Registration
Ballroom Foyer
10:30 -
11:45 Panel A Programs
12:00 -
12:45 Convention Luncheon—all invited, small additional cost
12:45 -
1:30 Second General Session : Introduce Educator of the Year
Nominees; Announce and Present 25 year pins;
Presidential Address; Voting for Officers
CC Ballroom
Foyer - 3rd Floor
Bayview
1st Floor
See pages
25-27
Corpus Christi
Ballroom B
Corpus Christi
Ballroom B
1:45 -
2:15 District Meetings
See pages
18 & 28
2:30 -
3:45 Panel B Programs including GIFTS
See pages
28-31
FACING CHALLENGES AND MAKING CHOICES
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 CONTINUED
4:00 -
4:40
Interest Group Session 1:
Rhetoric & Communication Theory –Nueces A
Interpersonal & Orgainizational—Nueces B
Instructional Dev. College//University—Matagorda
Instructional Dev. K-12—Laguna Madre
Instructional Dev. Middle School- Ballroom A
4:45 -
5:20
Argumentation and Debate—Copano
Oral Interpretation and Perf. Studies—Aransas
TACA—Matagorda
Theatre—Nueces B
TIFA/TCCFA—Laguna Madre
5:30 -
6:45
Panel C Programs
See Pages
32-35
6:45 -
7:30
President’s Reception
Bayview on
First Floor
Live Theatre—Confirm reservation by
7:00
Meet In Lobby
contacting Matt Wilmore by 1:00 :
361.331.9199. Leave a message if he doesn’t
answer.
7:30
TFA Meeting #2 (if needed)
7:30
Don Streeter Past Presidents’ Dinner
8:30 -
9:30
Professors’ Reading Hour and Meet the Author
Ballroom B
Aransas
Ballroom B
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2013
8:00 -
8:30
Convention Registration Continues
8:15 -
9:30
Panel D Programs
Ballroom Foyer 3rdFloor
See pages
38-39
9:45 - 11:00
Panel E Programs
See pages
40-42
11:15 - 12:30
Final General Session: Vote on Motions;
Announce Educators of the Year; Announce
Elections; Door Prizes
Corpus Christi
Ballroom B
12:45 -
Planning for next Convention: District Chairs and
Corpus Christi
Ballroom C
1:15
Interest Group Chairs meet with
TSCA Vice President
1:30 -
2:00
TSCA Officers’ Planning Session
Boardroom
TSCA CONVENTION SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Mass Communication—Nueces A
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CONVENTION 2013
DON’T MISS THESE HIGHLIGHTS OF CONVENTION!
MEMBER APPRECIATION RECEPTION
THURSDAY, 5:30 P.M.
NUECES BALLROOM
All are welcome for food and conversation
SPOTLIGHT SESSION: SCHOLAR TO SCHOLAR
THURSDAY, 7:00 P.M.
CORPUS CHRISTI BALLROOM A
NEW MEMBER BREAKFAST
SPECIAL EVENTS
FRIDAY, 8:00 A.M.
BAYVIEW
FIRST FLOOR
PAST PRESIDENTS PRESIDING
New members, please pick up your identification ribbon
at registration.
CONFERENCE LUNCHEON
FRIDAY, 12:00 P.M.
CORPUS CHRISTI BALLROOM
The luncheon will highlight the 2013 Educator of the Year
recipients. Tickets must be purchased at registration.
PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION
FRIDAY, 6:45-7:30 P.M.
BAYVIEW
FIRST FLOOR
Join us in thanking Russell Kirksey for his dedication and
leadership of TSCA.
DON STREETER PAST PRESIDENTS’ DINNER
FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M.
ARANSAS
3rd Floor
Connie McKee Presiding
MEET THE AUTHORS / PROFESSORS’ READING HOUR
FRIDAY, 8:30 P.M.
CC BALLROOM B
Featuring some of TSCA’s own authors performing
their material and talking about the process of writing.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 2012-2013
District Chairs 2012- 20013
District 1
Stanley Klein
[email protected]
District 2
Mendy Meurer
[email protected]
District 3
Joanna Hickey
[email protected]
District 4
Gay Hollis
[email protected]
District 5
None
District 6
Cindi Havron
[email protected]
District 7
Nicole Yeakley
[email protected]
District 8
Danny Moss
[email protected]
District 9
Shawn Duthie
[email protected]
District 10
Michael Bolen
[email protected]
District 11
Sami Womack
[email protected]
District 12
Debby Haren
[email protected]
District 13
Terri Robinson
[email protected]
District 14
Seth Pietsek
[email protected]
District 15
Christopher Collins
[email protected]
District 16
Lacy Venhaus
[email protected]
District 17
Michelle Pittman
[email protected]
District 18
Jenny Pippin
[email protected]
District 19
Doris Velez
[email protected]
District 20
Barbara McCain
[email protected]
TSCA OFFICERS & DISTRICT CHAIRS 2012-2013
President: Russell Kirkscey, Blanco High School
Vice President: M’Liss Hindman, Tyler Junior College
Vice President-Elect: Mellessa Denny, Amarillo High School
Executive Secretary: LouAnn Seabourn, Amarillo College
Comptroller: Mike Jones, Del Mar College
Newsletter Editor: Aimee Kasprzyk, Hillsboro High School
Journal Editor: George Pacheco, Jr., Angelo State University
Archivist: Jana Riggins, University Interscholastic League
Immediate Past President: Connie McKee, West Texas A&M University
Webmaster: Brent Hinkle, Joy of Tournaments
Parliamentarian: Martha Haun, University of Houston
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CONVENTION 2013
Call for Manuscripts
CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS
TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION JOURNAL
Texas Speech Communication Journal
Volume 39
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The Texas Speech Communication Journal issues a call for papers that
focus on Hispanic/Latino a Studies in Communication. Contributors may
approach the topic from a variety of methodological perspectives. Manuscripts should be received no later than March 30, 2014. Manuscripts not
devoted to the topic of Hispanic/Latino/a Studies in Communication will
be considered for the research section of the issue as space allows. TSCJ
follows a policy of blind review so no author identification should appear
in the body of the manuscript.
Manuscripts should not exceed 25 pages and be written according to the
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th edition). The title page should include the author's name, academic position,
institutional affiliation, full mailing address, telephone number, email address, brief author bio, and a history of the manuscript (presentation at
conferences). An abstract of not more than 150 words should accompany
the manuscript. The author should also include keywords for the article.
Email submissions are preferred for both manuscripts and teaching tips
(either in WordPerfect or Word).
Queries and manuscript submissions should be sent via email to:
TSCJ Editor, George Pacheco, Jr.
email: [email protected]
Angelo State University
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INTEREST GROUP CHAIRS 2011-2012
CONVENTION 2013
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INTEREST GROUP CHAIRS
Argumentation and Debate
Chair: Cindi Havron
Magnolia High School
[email protected]
281-356-3572
Oral Interpretation & Performance
Studies
Chair: Sami Womack
Dimmitt High School
[email protected]
940-206-0461
Instructional Development,
College & University
Chair: Mendy Meurer
Del Mar College
[email protected]
361-698-1583
Rhetoric & Communication Theory
Chair: Chad Filsowski
Galveston Ball HS
[email protected]
409-766-5700
High School
Chair: Melissa Witt
Hallsville High School
[email protected]
806-806-438-7359
TACA
Chair: Debbie Hatton
Sam Houston State University
[email protected]
936-294-1498
Middle School
Chair: Sara Jane Barno
Dr. Hornedo Middle School
[email protected]
915-276-9800
Texas Forensic Association
Chair: Joe Uhler
L. C. Anderson High School
[email protected]
512-659-6739
Interpersonal/Organizational
Communication
Chair: Amanda Custy-Schaas
Smithson Valley Middle School
[email protected]
830-885-1200
Theatre
Chair: Matt Wilmore
Spring High School
[email protected]
281-891-7000
Mass Communication
Chair: Sara Rainey
Wiley College
[email protected]
903-927-3084
TIFA/TCCFA
Chair: Kathy Owens
University of Mary Hardin Baylor
[email protected]
254-541-4375
TSCA PAST PRESIDENTS
Bernice Duggan
1968
Don Streeter
1924
1925
Jeston Dickey
Olivia Hobgood
1969
1970
Billie Etheridge
James Barton
1926
1927
Jesse Millsapps
Mary E. Latimer
1971
1972
Chloe Armstrong
Noyce Burleson
1928
1929
Gladys de Silva Bate
Marjorie E. Will
1973
1974
George Tade
Ed Thompson
1930
Unknown
1975
Ted Colson
1931
1932
Earl C. Bryan
Alma Copelin
1976
1977
Virginia Myers
Vernon McGuire
1933
1934
Unknown
Nena Kate Ramsey
1978
1979
Pat Rogers
Helen Schafer
1935
1936
Minnie L. Blundell
Sara Lowery
1980
1981
Rita Harlien
John Wilson
1937
Sara Lowery
1982
Maridell Fryar
1938
1939
Yetta Mitchell
Florence Horton
1983
1984
George Grice
L.D. Naegelin
1940
1941
Emory G. Horger
Emory G. Horger
1985
1986
Rosanna Herndon
Pat Jurek
1942
1943
Thomas A. Rousse
Thomas A. Rousse
1987
1988
Tyler Tindall
Ronald Dodson
1944
Thomas A. Rousse
1989
John Gossett
1945
1946
Thomas A. Rousse
Whilhelmina G. Heede
1990
1991
Debra Dehlinger
Marilyn Swinton
1947
1948
Annah Jo Pendleton
Jesse Ray Holcomb
1992
1993
Jackie Jarrett
Robert Stewart
1949
1950
Jesse J. Villarreal
Oretha Whitworth
1994
1995
Ann Shofner
R. Neal Rieke
1951
Harold Weiss
1996
Kerry Moore
1952
1953
Fred J. Barton
Jeanne Lennard
1997
1998
Trudy Hanson
Jana Riggins
1954
1955
Elton Abernathy
Verna Harris
1999
2000
Peter Pober
R. Scott Allen
1956
1957
E.L. Pros
Nan Elkins
2001
2002
June Smith
Teresa Lee Galiazzo
1958
Crannell Toliver
2003
Russell Lowery-Hart
1959
1960
Johnic Ross Elzner
P. Merville Larson
2004
2005
Ann Shofner
Natalie Bryant
1961
1962
Betty Hughes
Angus Springer
2006
2007
Joe Trevino
Barbara Mayo
1963
1964
Rex Fleming
Ted Skinner
2008
2009
Lois Davis
Ralph Long
1965
Mabel Wyatt
2010
Kandi King
1966
1967
R.V. Holland
June Prentice
2011
Connie McKee
TSCA PAST PRESIDENTS
1923
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HONOREES AND AWARD RECIPIENTS
CONVENTION 2013
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TSCA TWENTY-FIVE YEAR HONOREES
Linda Alderson
Cheryl Hamilton
Michael Merritte
Dru Bookout
Barbara Hickey
Kerry Moore
Jane Boyd
M’Liss Hindman
Krin Brooks Perry
Natalie Bryant
Gay Hollis
Carla Rich
Judy Carter
Judi Indest
Jana Riggins
Richard Cheatham
Phylis Jeffrey
Lou Ann Seabourn
Norma Coston
Marylin Kelly
Ann Shofner
Lois Davis
Kelly Kimball
June H. Smith
Ross DeLeon
Kandi King
V. A. Smith
Ron Dodson
Kristi Kirkpatrick
Glynis H. Strause
Leann Ellis
Teresa Lee-Galliazzo Charlene Strickland
Kim Falco
Ralph Long
Aaron Timmons
Maridell Fryer
Laverne Loving
Tyler Tindall
Jackie Ganschow
Beverly Martin
Cecil Trent
Barbara Garner
J. E. Masters
Joseph A. Willis
Jenny Garrison
Barbara McCain
Charles Wise
Karen Hatley
Dan Mendoza
John T. Woods
TSCA FORTY-YEAR HONOREES
E.L. Bo Williamson
Martha Haun
Charles Wise
Linda Long
TSCA FIFTY-YEAR HONOREES
Virginia Myers
Guy Yates
EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR RECIPIENTS
1974
Alouez Blackburn, Hawley HS
1975
Marjorie Best
Jackie Ganschow, Del Mar College
1976
Pamela McDaniel, Boswell HS
Peter Pober, Univ. of Texas—Austin
1981
Lanny Naegelin, Churchill HS
1982
Jackie Jarrett, Coronado HS
1984
Opal Hall, Denton HS
1985
Jean Clough, Ball HS
1986
Ron Dodson, Westlake HS
1987
Kerry Moore, Muleshoe HS
1988
Ann Shofner, Tascosa HS
1989
Paula Moeller, Hays HS
1990
Mildred Peveto, Newman Smith HS
1991
Charlotte Brown, Gregory-Portland HS
1992
Kandi King, Clark High School
1993
Roberta Grenfell, Klein High School
1994
Sandra Lucaa, Skyline HS
2002 Teresa Lee Galiazzo, Alief Hastings HS
2003 R. Scott Allen, Humble ISD
Janna Holt-Day, South Plains College
John Gossett, Univ. of North Texas
2004 Linda Alderson, Boling HS
Catherine Gragg, San Jacinto Coll,ege
Robin Williamson, Univ. of St. Thomas
2005 Sammy Green, Spring HS
Marla Chisholm, Del Mar College
Mary Trejo, Univ. of Texas—El Paso
Barbara McCain, Plano East Senior HS
Charles Wise, St. Philip’s College
1995
Lana Hall, Hereford HS
Linda Long, North Lake College
1996
Jana Riggins, Kaufman HS
Leann Ellis, South Plains College
Virginia Myers, Wayland Baptist Univ.
1997
Joe D. Trevino, Jr., Bishop HS
Glynis Holm Strause, Coastal Bend Coll.
June H. Smith, Angelo State Univ.
1998
Connie McKee, Amarillo HS
Ralph Long, Collin County Comm. Coll.
Trudy Hanson, West Texas A&M Univ.
1999
Mary C. Green, Pasadena Hs
Claude Caffee, Brookhaven College
Martha J. Haun, Univ. of Houston
2000
William Schuetz, Gregory-Portland HS
Natalie Bryant, South Plains College
Carley Dodd, Abilene Christian Univ.
2001
Randy Ellis, Spring HS
LouAnn Seabourn, Amarillo College
Terry Thibodeaux, Sam Houston
State Univ.
2007 Mary Jane Grant, Morehead MS
Myrna Bass, Athens HS
Sarah Contreras, Del Mar College
Michael Elkins, Texas A&M—
Corpus Christi
2008 Sandra Jones, Killough MS
Barbara Garner, Duncanville HS
Amy Tilton Jones, Del Mar College
Shawn Wahl, Texas A&M—Corpus Christi
2009 Cheryl Miller, Henderson MS
Robert Shepard, Creekview HS
Wade Hescht, Lone Star College—
North Harris
Debbie Hatton, Sam Houston State Univ.
2010 Gilbert Casas, McCollum HS
Mike Jones, Del Mar College
2011 George Pacheco, Jr., San Angelo State Univ.
Karen Wilbanks, Plano Sr. HS
2012 George Tennison, E.A Olle MS
Gay Hollis, James E. Taylor HS
Jim Towns Stephen F. Austin University
EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR RECIPIENTS
2006 Sara Jane Barno, Hornedo MS
Randy Cox, Univ. of Texas—Austin
M’Liss Hindman, Tyler Junior College
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Angelo State University
Member of the Texas Tech
University System
The Department of Communication &
Mass Media offers B.A. & M.A. Degrees with
emphases in the
following program areas:
Advertising/Public Relations
Applied Communication
Media and Cultural Studies
Performance Studies
Adria Battaglia, Ph.D.
HONOREES
(Rhetoric, Argumentation)
Flor Madero, Ph.D.
(Interpersonal,)
Derek Bolen, Ph.D.
Leah Bell Mangrum, M.F.A.
(Small Group, Interpersonal)
(Radio, TV, Film,)
Jeff Boone, Ph.D.
George Pacheco Jr., Ph.D.
(Mass Media, Journalism)
(Intercultural Communication )
Chris Collins, Ph.D.
Jake Simmons, Ph.D.
(Performance Studies)
(Performance Studies)
Cathy Johnson, Ph.D.
June Smith, Ph.D.
(Mass Media, Journalism,)
(Interpersonal & Organizational Communication)
For more information contact:
Dr. Jeff Boone, Interim Chair of Department
Phone: 325-942-2031
Email: [email protected]
www.angelo.edu/dept/cmm
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OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS
Dan Mendoza
Natalie Bryant
Virginia Myers
Faye Carpenter
Krin Brooks Perry
Richard Cheatham
Jana Riggins
Norma Coston
W.E. Schuetz
Ron Dodson
Lou Ann Seabourn
Trudy Hanson
Ann Shofner
Martha Haun
June H. Smith
M’Liss Hindman
Glynis Holm Strause
Robert Jeffery
Charlene Strickland
Sandra Lucaa
Frances Swinney
Beverly Martin
Guy Yates
TIFA Educator of the Year Recipients
‘91 Peter Pober, Univ. of
Texas at Austin and
M’Liss S. Hindman, Tyler
Junior College
‘05 Wayne Kraemer, Texas State
University
‘92 Guy Yates, West Texas A&M
Univ.
‘07 Connie McKee, West Texas
A&M
‘93 James Mammerella, San
Antonio College
‘08 Randy Cox, Univ. of Texas
At Austin
‘94 Carol & Barbara Hickey,
Univ. Texas at Arlington
‘09 Kathy Owens, Mary Hardin
Baylor Univ.
‘95 Ron Ragston, Univ. of
Houston
‘99 Dan West, Rice University
‘03 Wade Hescht, Lone Star
North Harris
‘06 Mary Trejo, Univ. of Texas, El
Paso
‘11 Collier Patton, Lone Star Coll.
Kingwood
‘12 Leigh-Anne Williams, San
Jacinto College
OUTSTANDING SERVICE AND EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR
Linda Alderson
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TSCA EMERITUS MEMBERS
CONVENTION 2013
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TSCA EMERITUS MEMBERS
Ron Dodson
Miff Mendoza
Billie Etheridge
Virginia Myers
C.L. Etheridge
Kerry Moore
Noni Ford
Helen Schafer
Maridell Fryar
Lester Schilling
Opal Hall
V. A. Smith
Rosanna Herndon
Frances Swinny
Florence Horton
Victoria Townsend
Mary Ireland
Charles Wise
Beverly Martin
Harold Weis
Dell McComb
Guy Yates
EMERITUS IN REMEMBRANCE
Guy Bizzel
Vera Simpson
Jean Boles
Don C. Streeter
Faye Carpenter
Marilyn Swinton
Ted Colson
Donna Ray Tobias
Jackie Jarrett
Emerson Turner
Anna Jo Pendleton
B. J. Naegelin
TSCA PAST EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES
1935-38………………………………...…………………...Emory G. Horger
1938-41……………………………………………...……….J. Clark Weaver
1941-46………………………………….……………………..Hugh Seabury
1946……………………………………………………….P. Merville Larson
1946-47…………………………………………………………F. L. Winship
1947-49……………………………………………………….....Bruce Roach
1949-52…………………………………….………………..Crannell Tolliver
1952-55………………………………………………….……….Robert Cape
1955-58…………………………………….……………………..Ted Skinner
1961-64…………………………………………………………..Don Streeter
1964-67…………………………….……………………...P. Merville Larson
1967-69………….……………………………………………..Curtis L. Pope
1969-70……………………………………………………………..C. L. Farr
1970-79………………………………………………..……….Robert Jeffrey
1979-82……………………………………………...…..William DeMougeot
1982-83………………………………………………………...….Ray Ewing
1983…..…………………………………………………William DeMougeot
1983-88…………………………………………………………..Ann Harrell
1988-89…...…………………………………………………..Carrol Haggard
1989-91…………………………………………..……………...Tyler Tindall
1991-95………………………………………………………...June H. Smith
1996-98…………………………………………………………...Ralph Long
1998-2001……………………….………………………...Lou Ann Seabourn
2001-2007…………………………………………………………Randy Cox
2007-2012……………………………………………………….Brent Hinkle
TSCA PAST EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES
1958-61…………………………………………………………R. B. Holland
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CONVENTION 2013
STANDING AND AD HOC COMMITTEES 2012—2013
STANDING AND AD HOC COMMITTEES FOR 2012—2013
Bylaws
Barbara Mayo (14) chair
George Tennison (15)
Shawn Duthie (14)
Rory McKenzie (15)
Halli Tripe (15)
CJ Odam (15)
Carol Hildebrand (15)
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Committee to Nominate the
Nominating Committee
Sara Jane Barno, chair
Shara Contreras
Shawn Mena
Yvone Eype
Cindi Havron
Eric Mears
Educator of the Year
Meredith Wang(15) chair
Sandra Jones (13)
Norma Costa (14)
Laura Brown (13)
Carolyn DeLecour (13)
Jason Caldwell (13)
Joseph Brown (13)
Martha Haun (15)
Fiscal Review
Brent Hinkle (15) chair
Greg McGee (15)
Mendy Meurer (13)
Governmental Affairs
Lacye Matejowsky (13)
chair (Mercer)
Virginia Myers (external
resource)
Kim Falco (15) (Garza)
Chad Flisowski (15) (Berlanga)
Jeremy Martin (15) (Farney)
Greg Mayo (12) (Allen)
JP Fugler (13) (Ratliff)
Kaye Magill (15) (Leo)
Bridget Trawhon (15) (Bradley)
Kendra Willeby (15) (Cargill)
Linda Anderson (15) (Cortez)
Robert Shepard (13) (Hardy)
Cheryl Potts (13) (Clayton)
Rhonda Smith (15) (Knight)
(Lowe)
Michelle Pittman (12) (Rowley)
Nominating Committee
Cheryl Potts (Chair)
Sammy Green
Kim Falco
June Smith ,Jim Towns
Ross DeLeon
Public Relations
Ronda Craig (15) chair
Martha Pierson (15)
Shannon Howard (15)
Leslie Hernandez (15)
Jane Boyd (15)
Amanda Custy-Schaas (15)
Tania Kelley (15)
Erica Richards (15)
UIL Advisory
Barbara Ixba (15) chair
Jana Riggins (external resource
Sami Womack (15)
Cynthia Almaguer (13)
Charlene Dietrich (13)
Jennifer Casanova (15)
Myrna Bass (15)
Joanna Hickey (15)
Resolutions
Melissa Witt (13) chair
Yolanda Silva (14)
Lacy Venhaus (14)
Eboni Davis (15)
Holly Hunt (13)
Rachel Syblik (15)
Naomi Bell (15)
Jorge Quintero (15)
2-Year and Community
College
Danny Moss (15) chair
Linda Long (15)
Julie Bonner (15)
Patrick Ralls (15)
Karen Cunningham (15)
Special Awards
Kerry Moore (15) chair
Connie McKee (15)
Lois Davis (15)
Teresa Lee Galiazzo (15)
Speech and Theater in the
Public Schools
Nicole Yeakley, (15) chair
Gilbert Casas (14)
Gay Hollis (13)
Kari McKenzie (13)
Seth Pietsek (13)
Vicki Dillard (15)
Terri Robinson (15)
Gina Villegas (15)
Debbie Waddell (15)
Teacher Training
Wendi Brandenburg (15) chair
Holly Reineking (15)
Tony Blair (15)
Vanessa Amos (15)
Kristen Shaheen (15)
Marco Bazan (15)
Debby Haren (15)
Time and Place
Natalie Bryant (14) chair West
Amy Tilton Jones (15) South
Kandi King (16) Central
Ralph Long (15) East
4-Year and University
Adria Battaglia (15) chair
Trudy Hanson (13)
Mary Evelyn Collins (15)
Kathy Owens(15)
Sarah Rainey (15)
Esther Rumsey (15)
Mary Trejo (13)
Larry King (15)
2013 Local Arrangements
Amy Tilton Jones (Chair)
Mendy Meurer
Sarah Contreras
Jackie Ganschow
Norma Coston
Dundra Hollins
Barbara McCain—ex officio
Note: Names with years indicate
expiration of term of appointment.
Names without years indicate a
single-year appointment only.
TSCA LIFETIME MEMBERS
Ann Harrell
Sandra Hile Hart
Karen Hatley
Martha J. Haun
Rosanna Herndon
Wade Hescht
M’Liss Hindman
Sonya HopkinsBarnes
Dolly Hudgins
Jo Hudson
Kathleen Jamieson
Amy Tilton Jones
Lavoy Jones
Mike Jones
Marilyn S. Kelly
Genell Kelso
Nanette Kelton
Elizabeth Kizer
Wayne Kraemer
Brian Lane
Linda J. Long
Ralph Long
Lavern Loving
Sandra Lucca
Bernita Mansfield
Barbara J. Mayo
Karin McCallum
Candace McConnell
Martha McDaniel
Connie McKee
Carol Malloy
Bonnie Mutschler
Dwight Mutschler
Virginia Myers
Krin Brooks Perry
David Peters
Sally Ponzio
Larry Preas
J.B. Prior
Clydene Reep
Jana Riggins
La Anna Rodrigs
Pat Rogers
Edwin Rowley
Ivan Sandlin
Helen Schafer
Cynthia Shade
Ann Shofner
Ted Skinner
Gary Smith
Lawrence R. Smith
Nancy Smith
V.A. Smith
Cindy M. SoRelle
Glynis Holm Strause
Charlene Strickland
Carolyn Strohkirch
Frances Swinny
Jason Sykes
Jane Terrell
Terry M. Thibodeaux
David Thomas
Tyler Tindall
Jim Towns
Linda M. Vancil
Beverly Wakefield
Gwen Waldrop
Gloria Walter
Gloria White
Janice C. Wieland
E.L. Williamson
Joseph A. Willis
Debbie Winkler
Charles N. Wise
John Wright
Mabel Wyatt
Patricia Wysong
Judith Zaffirini
TSCA LIFETIME MEMBERS
Linda Alderson
James Barnes
Darlene Bellinghausen
Robert Boyd
George Bradley
Elaine Brink
Joseph Brown
Christina Cardenas
Catherine Carroll
Gilbert Casas
Richard Cheatham
Gene Taylor Clough
Cynthia Cone
Norma Coston
Randy Cox
Josh Crane
Mellessa Denny
Christina Dodd
Claire Dodillet
Judy Dorset
Paul Duffy
Tim C. Edgerly
Millard Eiland
Michael Elkins
Tolline Enger
Keith V. Erickson
Charles L. Etheridge
Billie W. Etheridge
Ira L. Evers
Tanya Evers
Michael Fain
Maridell Fryar
Alice F. Gabbard
Marsha A. Gephart
J.S. (Jack) Gibson
Karen Gossett
Robert Gratz
Lou Greenwood
George L. Grice
Carrol Haggard
Trudy Hanson
Michael Harlan
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TSCA Conference 2014
Call for Papers and Panels
2014 CALL FOR PAPERS AND PANELS
TEACHING RESPONSIBILITY IN AN IRRESPONSIBLE WORLD
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Educators on all levels are expected to teach more than the
outcomes in their field. With new state requirements Social
Responsibility and Personal Responsibility are expected to be
taught in core courses taught at the college and/or university
level beginning Fall 2014. How is this effecting us as educators not only on the college level but in high schools and
middle schools as well. How do we teach this generation of
students? What lessons are we learning about ourselves as
Educators? And most of all can responsibility be taught?
Join us by sharing your research and ideas at the
2014 TSCA Conference in Lubbock.
October (exact dates TBD), 2014
Send all program questions and comments to Mellessa
Denny, [email protected]
Submit panels through your interest group chairs OR
send directly to Mellessa Denny.
A complete call for papers
will be available online
at http://www.etsca.com
DEADLINE FOR PROGRAM SUBMISSIONS:
DECEMBER 15, 2013
Thanks to Our Vendors
Please visit the Vendors between sessions and tell them
thank you for supporting TSCA.
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Usborne Books & More
Thirty-One Gifts
We also have information tables set up for your
convenience.
CONVENTION NOTES
Local Arrangements
New Teachers
University Interscholastic League
Visit Lubbock
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CONVENTION 2013
1:00 –3:00 Executive Officers‘ Meeting
Boardroom
3:00– 6:00 Convention Registration
Ballroom Foyer 3rd Floor
2013 CONVENTION SCHEDULE
1:00 - 7:00 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH
3:30—4:00TFA Executive Council
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3:30—4:00
Laguna Madre
TFA Committee Meetings
Corpus Christi Ballroom C
4:00- 5:30 TFA Regional Meetings
Region 1: Corpus Christi Ballroom A
Region 2: Corpus Christi Ballroom B
Region 3: Corpus Christi Ballroom C
Region 4: Aransas
Region 5: Nueces B
5:15– 7:00 Reception for all TSCA Members
Nueces A and Foyer 3rd Floor
7:00-
TFA Business Meeting #1
Corpus Christi Ballroom B
Continued
5:45-7:00 Standing & Ad Hoc Committee Meetings
7:00-8:30
Ballroom C
Ballroom C
Aransas
Copano
Matagorda
Laguna Madre
Ballroom A
Ballroom A
Ballroom A
Bayview
Ballroom B
Ballroom B
Ballroom B
Ballroom B
Ballroom B
Ballroom A
SCHOLAR to SCHOLAR
Corpus Christi Ballroom C
Come Visit with various Scholars as they talk about their
Project or Area of Expertise
Chair: Adria Battaglia, Angelo State University
A. Flor Maderso, Angelo State University, "'I Don't Know
What I Don't Know': Transition Strategies for First Generation College Students"
B. Joe Erickson, Angelo State University, "AVATAR
(Academics for Vertical Alignment Training and Renewal): Helping
Students Transition from High School English to College Composition"
C. Michelle Maresh-Fuehrer, Texas A&M Corpus Christi,
"Increasing Student Retention with Experiential Learning"
D. Jake Simmons, Angelo State University, "Understanding
the African-American Student Experience in Higher Education
through a Relational Dialectics Perspective"
E. Jim Townes, Stephen F. Austin, "Mentoring University Students: A Practical Strategy for Improving Retention"
F. Chad Flisowski, Galveston Ball HS, "Trickle Down Affect:
What Middle School Teachers Can Do to Prepare Students for High
School"
G. Tony Blair, Angelo State University, "Building Retention
Through Community Connections: A Look at the Assignments that
Encourage Community Action"
H. Jon Villarreal, Angelo State University, "Developing a First
Year Learning Community at Angelo State University"
8:00—9:00
8:00—9:00
Executive Officer Meeting
Committee Meetings Cont. as needed
2013 CONVENTION SCHEDULE
5:45—9:00 PM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH
Bylaws
Fiscal Review
Governmental Affairs
Special Awards
Committee to Nominate the Nominating Committee
Nominating
Public Relations
Educator Training
Resolutions
Educator of the Year
Speech & Theatre in Four-Year College & University
Speech & Theatre in Two-Year & Community Colleges
Speech & Theatre in Public Schools
Small Schools Outreach
Time and Place
U.I.L. Advisory
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CONVENTION 2013
TEXAS SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIA-
7:30-8:45
Convention Registration
CC Ballroom Foyer - 3rd Floor
8:00- 9:00
New Member Breakfast
Bayview
7:30-11:30 AM
FRIDAY
New Members please remember to pick up your
New Member Ribbon At Registration
Past Presidents will preside over this breakfast meeting
8:00-9:20 Executive Council Meeting
CORPUS CHRISTI BALLROOM C
BREAKFAST SERVED
All District, Interest, and Committee Chairs
should attend this meeting.
9:30 -10:15 FIRST GENERAL SESSION
CC Ballroom B
Everyone Attend Please
Officer Candidates Announced
10:30– 11:30
REGISTRATION
Ballroom Foyer 3rd Floor
10:30-11:45 AM
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FRIDAY
PANEL A
10:30—11:45
FRIDAY
PANEL A PROGRAMS 10:30-11:45 AM
A-1
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HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGONS
ARANSAS
3RD FLOOR
Sponsor:
Oral Interpretation/Performance Studies
Chair:
Sami Womack, Dimmitt HS
Coordinator: Shawn Duthie, Holliday HS
Presenters:
Sami Womack, Dimmitt HS
Shawn Duthie, Holliday HS
A guide for training lay judges and how to prepare for different judging
strategies in interpretation events.
Presenters:
JP Fugler, Van HS
Rory McKenzie, Lindale HS
Nicole Yeakley, Prosper HS
Keri McKenzie, Gilmer HS
FRIDAY
ETHICS IN INTERP____________________________
NUECES A 3RD FLOOR
Sponsor:
OI/Performance Studies
Chair:
JP Fugler, Van HS
Coordinator: Nicole Yeakley, Prosper HS
10:30-11:45 AM
A-2 ____
Description: In a world that is not always black and white, a thin line can
often be blurred. The panel will discuss ethical issues that impact the
world of Interp including taking pieces, re-using pieces, community
standards and author’s intent.
A- 3
HOW TO MARKET THEATRE IN OUR GROWING WORLD
MATAGORDA
3RD FLOOR
Sponsor:
Theatre
Chair:
Vicki Dillard, Iowa Park HS
Coordinator: Vicki Dillard, Iowa Park HS
Presenters:
Allison Frost, Texas A & M University at Corpus Christi
Allison has become a marketing expert in our growing social network
world. She has developed many ways to increase attendance! She is an
expert on how to create video previews for shows, posters, programs and
how to successfully place them on social outlets as well as throughout
schools.
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A-4
EMERGING MEDIA FOR DUMMIES _________________
LAGUNA MADRE
3RD FLOOR
Sponsor:
Mass Communication
Chair:
Sara Rainey, Wiley College
Coordinator: Sara Rainey, Wiley College
Presenter:
10:30-11:45 AM
FRIDAY
Hands on tutorial to familiarize teachers with basic mass comm tech tools to
augment classroom development, including Facebook, Twitter, wikispaces,
and Wordpress Blogs. Lesson plans and how to guides will be provided to
assist both teachers and students in both traditional and distance education
formats. Focus is on tutorials. Participants should bring a laptop or iPad.
A-5
TEACHING IN A MULTI-CULTURAL CLASROOM________
COPANO
3RD FLOOR
Sponsor:
Instructional Development Middle School and Instructional
Development High School
Chair:
Shannon Howard, Dobie HS
Coordinator: Vanessa Amos, Armendariz MS
Presenters:
Sandra Jones, Killough MS
George Tennison, E. A. Olle MS
John Augillard, St. Thomas HS
Presenters will discuss how culture influences communication and how to
help your students explore this topic. Two of the presenters work in the
Alief ISD, which is one of the most ethnically diverse school districts in
Texas. More than 80 languages and dialects are spoken, and virtually every culture of the modern world is represented in this district. Learn how
this diversity impacts teaching on a daily basis.
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A-6
From Good to Great – LD Debate___________________
Nueces B 3rd Floor
Sponsors:
Chair/Co.:
Presenters:
TFA and Argumentation and Debate
Stacy Thomas, The Kinkaid School
Kris Wright, Law Magnet HS
Richard Colling, Stony Point HS
Stacy Thomas, The Kinkaid School
Lesson plans and advice for advanced LD Debate coaches and/or their
Students.
12:00 - 12:45 CONFERENCE LUNCHEON
CC BALLROOM
CC BALLROOM
INTRODUCTION OF EDUCATORS OF THE YEAR
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
FRIDAY
12:45—1:30 SECOND GENERAL SESSION
10:30 AM - 1:30 PM
(TICKETS REQUIRED)
VOTING FOR OFFICERS
NOTE: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ATTEND
THE LUNCHEON TO ATTEND THE
MEETING, BUT WE HOPE YOU DO!
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CONVENTION 2013
1:45—2:15
DISTRICT MEETINGS
Districts 1, 2, 3, & 5
District 4
Districts 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10
Districts 11 & 12
District 13
Districts 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18
Districts 19 & 20
Nueces A
Laguna Madre
Nueces B
Copano
Aransas
Bayview 1st Flr
Matagorda
1:45 PM - 3:45 PM
FRIDAY
Find your district using the chart below.
Region #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Headquarters Region #
Edinburg
8
Corpus Christi
9
Victoria
10
Houston
11
Beaumont
12
Huntsville
13
Kilgore
14
Headquarters
Region #
Mount Pleasant
15
Wichita Falls
16
Richardson
17
18
Fort Worth
Waco
19
Austin
20
Abilene
Headquarters
San Angelo
Amarillo
Lubbock
Midland
El Paso
San Antonio
Districts are the same as your Education Service Center.
PANEL B
B-1
Sponsor:
Chair/Co.:
Presenters:
FRIDAY 2:30 - 3:45
PROGRAMS
PANEL B PROGRAMS
2:30-3:45
Web Literacy _____________________________
LAGUNA MADRES
THIRD FLOOR
Instructional Development HS, Argumentation
and Debate and TFA
Angie Richard, Klein Oak HS
Sami Beth Womack, Dimmet HS
Cecil Trent, Memorial HS
Eric Mears, Flowermound HS
Bring your wireless devices and portable drives!! In this session your
presenters will provide you with the opportunity to create templates,
explore websites, and more to enhance your instruction! Information on
finding and navigating resources that are helpful for a forensic team will
also be covered.
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PANEL B PROGRAMS
2:30-3:45
B-2 ____CREATE A DIVERSE INTERP LIBRARY_ ______________
BAYVIEW
FIRST FLOOR
Sponsors:
Oral Interpretation and Performance Studies and
Instructional Development Middle School
Chair:
Vanessa Amos, Armendariz MS
Coordinator: Adam Benoit, Langham Creek HS
Presenters:
Adam Benoit, Langham Creek HS
Sara Jane Barno, Hornedo MS
Jesus Valles-Morales, Akins HS
Israel Boswell, Chapin HS
Presenters:
FRIDAY
B-3 CRASH COURSE FOR NEW COMM APP/PROF COM TEACHERS
COPANO
3RD FLOOR
Sponsor:
Instructional Development HS &
Instructional Development Co/Univ
Chair:
Ann Shofner, Retired from Amarillo Tascosa HS
Coordinator: Patrick Ralls, Wharton Community College
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM
Presenters will lay the foundation for a discussion on diversity. Ideas of
how to help students of differing ethnicities select their pieces for class and
competition. Ideas for Middle School students and High School students
will be explored. Round table discussion will be held at the end.
Ann Shofner, Retired from Amarillo Tascosa HS
Shyller McGuire, Granbury HS
New teachers will learn about some scope and sequence ideas for these
courses and will get some lesson plan ideas. Drop Box will be reviewed
and explained.
B-4 __
Sponsor:
Chair/Co.:
Presenter:
NEW UIL RULES FOR ONE ACT PLAY
______
NUECES B
3RD FLOOR
Theatre
Matt Wilmore, Spring HS
Luis Munoz, UIL OAP Director
There are A LOT of UIL rules that are coming into effect this year! If you
are a One Act Director or have anything to do with Theatre at your school
you NEED TO ATTEND THIS!
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CONVENTION 2013
PANEL B PROGRAMS
2:30—3:45
B-5
CONGRESS 101
Presenters:
Kirsten Nash, Hendrickson HS
Nathaniel Council, Hereford HS
Jana Riggins, UIL
2:30 AM - 3:45 PM
FRIDAY
_____________________________
NUECES A
Sponsors:
Argumentation and Debate and TFA
Chair:
Coordinator: Nathaniel Council, Hereford HS
UIL is offering Student Congress this year as an event and overall the
event is growing in popularity. Come learn from people with the experience and knowledge to help your beginning students get a solid start in
Student Congress. And also learn how the new event will be incorporated
in UIL.
Scope and Sequence for Differentiated Instruction
B-6___IN DEBATE 1, 2, & 3__ ____ _________ ______________
ARANSAS 3RD FLOOR
Sponsor:
Instructional Development HS &
Chair:
James E. Taylor HS
Coordinator: Eric Mears, Flower Mound HS
Presenters:
Eric Mears, Flower Mound HS
Gay Hollis, James E. Taylor HS
Perry Bear, Cy-Fair HS
This session will focus on the instructional side of debate, providing organization in a multi-level classroom.
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PANEL B PROGRAMS
2:30—3:45
B-7
POLICY AFF: FROM GOOD TO GREAT
NOTES:
___________
BALLROOM C
Sponsors:
Argumentation and Debate and TFA
Chair:
Kaye Magill, Westfield HS
Coordinator: Katrese Skinner, El Camp HS
Presenters:
Dave Huston, Colleyville Heritage HS
Rich Edwards, Baylor University
Dan Lingel, Dallas Jesuit Prep
Matt Reichle, Reagan HS
________
BALLROOM B
Sponsor:
Instructional Development Colleges and Universities
and Instructional Development High School
Co-Chairs:
Rebecca Whitmire, Harmony HS and
Mendy Meurer, Del Mar College
Coordinator: Melissa Witt, Hallsville HS
FRIDAY
B-8 GIFTS (Great Ideas For Teaching Speech): A Swap Shop
2:30-3:45 PM
These coaches will talk about what they do to move from good to great in general and then move into a discussion of the current topic. So if you want to learn
more about our economic engagement toward Cuba, Mexico and Venezuela…
come prepared to take lots of notes because these presenters have lots to share.
This session will cover mainly the Affirmative side of the topic.
Presenters:
Members of TSCA will share lesson plans, assignments and/or
activities for any content (Professional Communication, Com App, Public
Speaking, Debate, Oral Interp, etc.) In ten minutes of time each ‘table’
presenter(s) will share classroom ideas to engage students through stimulating,
unique, learning activities both for in class or online; for high school or college
level classes. Please contact Melissa Witt at [email protected] by October 1st to
confirm your participation as a presenter!
NOTE: Next in the Program are the
Interest Groups where you
Help Plan Next Year’s Convention Programs!
You don’t have to Promise to
Do a Program but your input is
Important to the Association. Please choose
One Interest Group for both
Of the Sessions.
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CONVENTION 2013
INTEREST GROUPS
COME HELP PLAN NEXT YEAR’S CONVENTION
4:00—4:40
Rhetoric & Communication Theory –Nueces A
Interpersonal & Organizational—Nueces B
Instructional Dev. College/University—Matagorda
Instructional Dev. K-12—Laguna Madre
Instructional Dev. Middle School- Ballroom A
4:45 - 5:20
Argumentation and Debate—Copano
Oral Interpretation and Perf. Studies—Aransas
TACA—Matagorda
Mass Communication – Nueces A
4:00-6:45 PM
FRIDAY
Theatre—Nueces B
TIFA/TCCFA—Laguna Madre
PANEL C
FRIDAY 5:30 - 6:45
PROGRAMS
5:30-6:45
PANEL C PROGRAMS
C-1____
CX TOPIC DISCUSSION NEG_______
___ ______
NUECES A
FIRST FLOOR
Sponsor:
Chair:
Deanne Christensen, Oakridge HS
Coordinator: Regina Wells, Jersey Village HS
Presenters:
Dave Huston, Colleyville-Heritage HS
Rich Edwards, Baylor University
Matt Reichle, Reagan High School
Want to learn more about our economic engagement toward Cuba, Mexico, and
Venezuela? Be prepared to take lots of notes because these presenters have lots
to share. This session will cover the Negative side of the topic.
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FRIDAY OCTOBER 11, 2013
PANEL C PROGRAMS CONTINUED
5:30-6:45 P.M.
C-2
DEBUT PAPERS BY GRADUATE STUDENTS ________
CC Ballroom B
Sponsor:
Interpersonal/Organizational and Rhetoric and
Communication Theory
Chair:
June Smith, Angelo State University
Coordinator: Amanda Custy-Schaas, Smithson Valley MS
Presenters:
Presenter:
FRIDAY
GENDER DIVERSITY – OH, BOY! ADAPTING
C-3
COMMUNICATION Instruction to the Male Learner __________
MATAGORDA
Sponsor:
Instructional Development Middle School
Chair/Co.:
5:30-6:45 PM
Stephen Henry, Angelo State Univ., “The Perfect Prison
for children: Elementary School as a Panopticon.”
Drianna Zeni, Angelo State Univ., “Educational Dissent:
an Analysis of Harlem Success Academy.”
Scott Jarmon, Angelo State Univ., “Kierkegaard and
Chan: The Fight over Identity, God, and
the Other.”
Lauren Moeller, Angelo State Univ., “Pulling Prisoners
out of Texas Shadows: Probing the Texas Prison
System for Education Improvements to Reduce
Recidivism Rates.”
Kelsey Decker, University of Houston Victoria,
“Religious Community through
Online Ritual: A Case Study of the World Race”
NOTES:
George Tennison, E. A. Olle MS
Using research from the fields of biology, psychology, sociology, and pedagogy, learn to help boys translate the literacy they demonstrate outside of
school into successful communication.
C-4
Sponsors:
Chair/Co:
Presenters:
BEEF IT UP, DON’T WATER IT DOWN!________________
NUECES
Interpersonal/Organizational and
Instructional Dev Colleges/Universities
and Instructional Dev. High School
Teresa Galiazzo, Alief ISD
B
Kristen Shaheen, Madison HS
Patrick Ralls, Wharton Community College
Presenters will offer instructional design elements to increase the rigor and relevance of the Prof Comm and Comm App courses. Focus will be on higher level
questions, GT differentiation in the classroom, Special Ed differentiation, ESL/
ELL ideas, etc.
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CONVENTION 2013
5:30-6:45 P.M.
C-5
ORIGINAL ORATORY 101 AND EXTEMP 101
BALLROOM A
Sponsor:
Texas Forensics Association
Chair:
Wendi Brandenburg, Centennial HS
Coordinator: Chris Hammer, Shepton HS
Presenters:
Chris Hammer, Shepton HS
Rock Westfahl, Vistoria East HS
Wendi Brandenburg, Centennial HS
Kendra Willeby, Foster HS
5:30-6:45 PM
FRIDAY
The basics of Original Oratory and Extemporaneous Speaking will be
covered. tips of how to build a successful program and help your young
competitors.
C-6
Crash Course for New Coaches of Debate and Oral Interp
BALLROOM C
Sponsor:
Instructional Development HS and TFA
Chair:
Jane Boyd, Grapevine HS
Coordinator: Gay Hollis, James E. Taylor HS
Presenters:
Ann Shofner, Retired from Amarillo Tascosa
Greg McGee, Mayde Creek
Jane Boyd, Grapevine HS
Jay Stubbs, Bellaire HS
Christy Trussell, Dripping Springs HS
Victoria Beard, Spring Woods HS
Tips and how-tos of running a program including financials, advocating
for your program, team-building, and all that paperwork!
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5:30-6:45 P.M.
C-7__ THE RHETORIC OF PLACE, TIME, ICONS AND TEAM PLAYERS_____
LAGUNA
Sponsor:
Rhetoric and Communication Theory
Chair:
Chad Flisowski, Galveston-Ball HS
Coordinator: Linda Alderson, Legacy Communication Resources
C-8__
DEBATE ACROSS THE CURRICUM______________________
Sponsor:
Instructional Development HS and Argumentation and Debate
Chair/Co.:
Melissa Witt, Hallsville HS
Presenters:
Dan Lingel, Jesuit College Prep of Dallas
ARANSAS
FRIDAY
Joanna Hickey, Boling HS, “The Rhetoric of Place: an
Examination of Rhetoric through Location”
Michael Merritte, Galveston-Ball HS, “Island Time:
The Rhetoric of Galveston”
Mark Ward, University of Houston Victoria, “We Want Team
Players:” Conformity And Diversity in Organizational
Identification
Justin Velten, University of Texas Tyler, “Death of a Texas
Icon: A Case Study of Texas’ Parasocial Reaction
to the Death of Big Tex”
5:30-6:45 PM
Presenters:
Sharing ways to incorporate debate ideas and principles in other content areas.
Encouraging the support of debate programs through the introduction of debate
in other classes.
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CONVENTION 2013
6:45 –8:15
PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION
BAYVIEW
FIRST FLOOR
FRIDAY 5:30-8:30 AND SATURDAY 8:15-9:30
Join us in thanking Russell Kirksey for his dedication and leadership
7:00
LIVE THEATRE TRIP
Tickets Required
Contact Matt Wilmore at 361.331.9199
Meet in Lobby
7:30
Second TFA Meeting
(If necessary)
CC Ballroom B
7:30 DONALD STREETER’S PAST PRESIDENT’S DINNER
Matagorda
8:30
PROFESSORS’ READING HOUR/MEET THE AUTHOR
CC Ballroom A
Sponsor:
Chair:
We are combining two TSCA Favorites this year: Professors’ Reading Hour
and Meet the Author. Talented TSCA members who write will also perform!
8:00—9:00
REGISTRATION CONTINUES
BALLROOM FOYER
PANEL D PROGRAMS
8:15-9:30
PANEL D
8:15-9:30
D-1__TEXAS FORENSIC ASSOCIATION EC OPEN FORUM_
PROGRAMS
_____
NUECES A
Sponsor:
Chair:
Joe Uhler, Anderson HS
Coordinator: Kirsten Nash, Hendrickson HS
Presenters:
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Oral Interpretation/Performance Studies
Sami Womack, Dimmit HS
Joe Uhler, Anderson HS
Jason Warren, Parish Episcopal
Scott Baker, Cy Creek HS
Come and chat with the officers of the Texas Forensic Association. Bring your
questions and concerns.
PANEL D PROGRAMS CONTINUED
8:15-9:30
D-2
Sponsor:
ALTERNATIVE LITERATURE SOURCES TO HELP
YOUR STUDENTS CHOOSE THE PERFECT PIECE
NUECES B
Oral Interpretation/Performance Studies and
Texas Intercollegiate Forensic Association/Texas
Community College Forensic Association
Chair:
Rory McKenzie, Lindale HS
Coordinator: Rhonda Martin, Naaman Forrest HS
Presenters:
D-3
NEW UIL CATEGORIES
__________________
MATAGORDA
8:15-9:30 AM
These successful coaches will share their insight into helping students
find the appropriate and best literature for competition.
SATURDAY
JP Fugler, Van HS
Eric Porter, Grand Prairie HS
Michael Bolen, Richardson HS
Rhonda Martin, Naaman Forrest HS
Wade Hescht, Lone Star College North Harris
Sponsor:
Oral Interpretation and Performance Studies
Chair:
Shawn Duthie, Holiday HS
Coordinator: Aimee Kasprzyk, Hillsboro HS
Presenters:
Jana Riggins, UIL and
UIL Prose and Poetry Committee Members
The UIL Prose and Poetry Categories have changed! Come hear the ins
and outs of each category from the UIL Speech Director and the UIL
Prose and Poetry Selection Committee.
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CONVENTION 2013
8:15– 9:30 A.M.
D-4
TELLING STORIES VISUALLY WITH BLOCKING_____
BALLROOM A
Sponsor:
Oral Interpretation/Performance Studies,
Theatre and TFA
Chair:
Nora Moreno – Jarrell, Stevens HS
Coordinator: Jesus Valles-Morales, A
Presenters:
Robert Shepard, Creekview HS
Daniel Zimmer, Vines HS
Charlotte Brown, Gregory Portland HS
8:15 AM-9:30 AM
SATURDAY
These coaches will share how the body tells the story and how we can
make better blocking choices. Students may even be brought to not only
show different creative pictures but also creative techniques that you can
use in any script. This workshop is for new coaches and also seasoned
veteran coaches.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION D-5 __TEACHING SPEECH ACROSS THE WORLD
CC BALLROOM B
Sponsor:
Instructional Development Colleges/Universities
Chair:
Barbara Mayo, Northeast Lakeview College
Coordinator: Mendy Meurer, Del Mar College
Presenters:
Barbara Mayo, Northeast Lakeview College
George McLemore, Senior Culbright Scholar
Butler Cain, West Texas A&M Univ.
Kim Bruce, West Texas A&M Univ.
Study Abroad courses are growing in popularity and provide students
with a wonderful opportunity for experiential learning. This panel will
discuss their experiences in taking students abroad, how to adapt your
speech curriculum to satisfy the study abroad requirements and which
speech courses fit best into study abroad programs.
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8:15– 9:30 A.M.
D– 6
SHOW ME THE MONEY!
__________________________
BALLROOM C
Sponsor:
Chair:
Coordinator
Cheryl Potts, Plano Senior High
Leslie Crady, Magnolia West HS
Presenters:
Vicky Beard, Spring Woods HS
Budgets are cut or you never had a budget to begin with? Come listen as two of the
best demonstrate some novel ideas on fundraising and managing funds for those
teams who have few resources.
QUE? NO NINTENDO? ENGAGING THE GROWING
HISPANIC STUDENT POPULATION
________________________
COPANO
Sponsor:
Instructional Development Middle Schools and
Instructional Development Colleges/Universities
Chair:
Karen Lutz, Aragon MS
Coordinator: Karen Lutz, Aragon MS
D-7
As the violence continues to spread, our classes are continually inundated with
refugees. Many times our speech classes have become the proverbial 'dumping
ground' for those kids. This presentation will discuss the issues associated with
having Spanish only speakers in our classes. Perceptions of self-concept of
Hispanic-American students will be explained. Tips of how to help these kids succeed in classes and life will be discussed.
SATURDAY
Vanessa Amos, Armendariz MS
Sharaf N. Rehman, University of Texas at Brownsville
8:15--9:30 PM
Presenter:
D-8__ __TOURNAMENTS FROM A-Z: WHAT TO DO AS THE COACH?
____ _
LAGUNA
THIRD FLOOR
Sponsor:
Instructional Development High School
Chair:
Rebecca Whitmire, Harmony HS
Coordinator: Melissa Witt, Hallsville HS
Presenters:
Barbara Ixba, Lake Travis HS
Greg McGee, Mayde Creek HS
Tammi Raley, Cy Fair ISD
Presenters will explain the difference between NFL, TFA, UIL and other circuit
meets. What to do before a tournament and how to register; what to do at a tournament & when/how to protest; and what to do when the tournament is over including
recording points and results.
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CONVENTION 2013
PANEL E PROGRAMS
9:45-11:00 A.M.
PANEL E
9:45-11:00 AM
SATURDAY
E-1
9:45-11:00 AM
PROGRAMS
GIMME A “C,” GIMME A “O,” GIMME A “R,” GIMME AN “E.”
LET’S GET EXCITED ABOUT CORE AND ASSESSMENT! __
MATAGORDA 3RD FLOOR
Sponsor:
Chair/Co.:
Instructional Development College and University
Presenters:
Jackie Ganschow, Del Mar College
Danny Moss, Northeast Community College
Colleges and Universities are faced with adopting a new CORE Curriculum by
Fall 2014. Come listen to some of the brave who have been in the trenches getting
ready for this change. Topics to be discussed will include the Foundation Areas
and descriptions, essential skills, how to select classes, controversies erupting
from the new core, assessment strategies, specific assignments that work in the
new core and action plans when objectives are not met or are met minimally
E-2_ ADVANCED PUBLIC FORUM _______________________________
LAGUNA
Sponsors:
TFA and Argumentation and Debate
Chair:
Cindi Havron, Magnolia HS
Coordinator: Sarah Rainey, Wiley College
Presenters:
Jay Stubbs, Bellare HS
Jason Warren, Parish Episcopal
Noah Recker, La Vernia HS
Ryan Hennessey, Klein HS
Last year's session was so helpful to so many, we have been asked to do another
session moving on to the next level. We will discuss topic evaluation, case building, rebuttals, and effective use of crossfire. This is a ‘don't miss’ session if your
students compete in Public Forum.
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PANEL E PROGRAMS
9:45-11:00 A.M.
E-3
WORKING THROUGH A MONUMENTAL BREAK UP: IDEOLOGICAL
TRANSTIONS, IRONIC DISRUPTIONS AND
____COMIC COMMEMORATION”_______ __________
_________
COPANO
Sponsor:
Rhetoric and Communication Theory
Chair:
Trudy Hanson, West Texas A&M University
Coordinator: Chad Flisowski, Galveston Ball HS
Presenter:
Sarah Vartabedian, West Texas A & M University
WHAT THE OAP JUDGE IS LOOKING FOR____________________
NUECES B
Sponsor:
Theatre
Chair/Co.:
Phil Johnson, Texas A&M University Corpus Christi
Presenter:
Kelly Russell, Texas A & M University at Corpus Christi
9:45-11:00 AM
E-4
SATURDAY
Have you heard about the monument—a sculpture of Rocky Balboa-- in Zitiste, a
small town in northern Serbia? Dr. Vartabedian’s presentation includes images of
well-known American popular culture icons as they have been used as public
memorials in Europe. Her research about counter-monument studies shows that
nostalgia can produce critically engaging spaces of deliberation depending on
how ironic commemoration intervenes in comic or tragic frames.
Kelly Russell has judged all areas of OAP from Zone to UIL State 3 times. Kelly
Russell is an Associate Professor of Theatre at Texas A&M University-Corpus
Christi, where he heads the Theatre Education Program and serves as the director
of TAMUCC’s Summer Theatre Workshop: Camp on the Coast. Prior to arriving
at TAMUCC in 2004, Kelly taught in various Texas high schools and directed 4
one-act plays which placed 1st or 2nd at the UIL State Meet. He is past-president
of the Texas Educational Theatre Association.
E-5__
What TEKS Have Changed in the Past Legislation
Sponsor:
Chair/Co.:
Theatre
Kari Spence, Gilmore HS
Presenter:
Vicki Dillard, Iowa Park ISD
________
ARANSAS
There are new TEKS that have passed through legislation that effect the Fine Arts
in a BIG WAY!! This will be a great discussion on how we can create new or improve on lesson plans, making sure we are aligning with the new TEKS.
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CONVENTION 2013
PANEL E PROGRAMS CONTINUED
9:45-11:00 A.M.
9:45-11:00 AM
SATURDAY
E-6
Facilitating Classroom Discussion in a World of Diversity:
Challenges, Strategies, and Techniques with Paradigmatic
Shifting __________________________________________
CC Ballroom A
Sponsor:
Chair/Co.:
Instructional Development, College & University
Stephanie Rollie Rodriguez, Texas A&M Univ.,
Corpus Christi
Panelists:
Jennifer V. Martin, Texas Woman’s University
Michele R. Schmidt, Northeastern State University
Stephanie R. Rodriquez, Texas A&M Univ., CC
Amy Aldridge Sanford, Texas A&M Univ., CC
Leading good classroom discussions is hard. Leading good discussions
on ‘difficult’ topics (e.g., power, race, heterosexism, sex) is even harder.
Yet, these tough discussions can yield great insights and lead to paradigm
shifts in thinking. The panelists will offer some possible strategies and
techniques to facilitate fruitful discussions that have been successful in
their courses. The panel is also designed to encourage audience members
to raise issues and challenges they have faced in leading ‘difficult’ discussions and/or offer their techniques and solutions.
E-7
The Basics of Running a Successful Forensic Program and
a Successful TFA IQT Tournament
Nueces A
Sponsor:
Chair/Co.:
Julie Schniers, Central HS
Panelists:
Glenda Ferguson, Coppell HS
Julie Schniers, Central HS
Tim Mahoney, St. Marks School
Victoria Bears, Spring Woods HS
These knowledgeable panelists will offer tips and suggestions of how to
run a successful forensic program. They will also discuss running a TFA
IQT Tournament. Questions from the audience will be welcomed.
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11:15—12:30
FINAL GENERAL SESSION
CORPUS CHRISTI BALLROOM B
Vote on Motions; Announce Teachers of the Year;
Announce Election Results and Door Prizes!!!
12:45—1:15
CONVENTION PLANNING ‘14
CORPUS CHRISTI BALLROOM C
All District Chairs and Interest Group Chairs
TSCA OFFICERS’ PLANNING SESSION ‘14
BOARDROOM
11:15-1:30 PM
1:30
SATURDAY
Meet with Vice President
TRAVEL HOME SAFELY EVERYONE!
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR
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LUBBOCK!
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CONVENTION 2013
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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for making the
2013 TSCA Convention
a Wonderful Success!!!
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Convention 2013: Adapting in a World of Diversity
October 10-12 • Omni Bayfront Hotel, Corpus Christi, Texas
Attendance Record and Verification Sheet
Participant’s Name: _________________________________________
Session
Session Title
Facilitator Signature
10/10/13
TFA Interest Group Meeting (2 hrs).
___________________________
10/10/13
TSCA Standing and Ad Hoc Committees (1 hr).
___________________________
10/10/13
Scholar to Scholar Program (1 hr.)_________________
__________________________
10/11/13
New Members’ Breakfast/Info on TSCA: (1 hr).
___________________________
10/11/13
Panel A Program: (1 1/2 hr).
___________________________
10/11/13
District Meeting (1 hr).
10/11/13
Panel B Program: (1 1/2 hr). _____________________
___________________________
10/11/13
Interest Group #1: (1 hr).
___________________________
10/11/13
Interest Group Meeting # 2: (1 hr).
___________________________
10/11/13
Panel C Program: (1 1/2 hr).
_________________________
10/11/13
Professors’ Performance Hour: (1 hr)
10/12/13
Panel D Program: (1 1/2 hr).
10/12/13
Panel E Program: (1 1/2 hr).
__
_______
___________________________
________
___________________________
_
___________________________
Total number of Conference CPE Hours:
___________________________
_________________
16 Hours Maximum
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INDEX OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
CONVENTION 2013
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Alderson, Linda 34
Amos, Vanessa 26, 28, 38
Augillard, John 26
Baker, Scott 36
Barno, Sara 28
Battaglia, Adria 22
Bear, Perry 30
Beard, Victoria 34,38
Benoit, Adam 28
Blair, Tony 22
Bolen, Michael 36
Boswell, Israel 28
Boyd, Jane 34
Brandenburg, Wendi 34
Brown, Charlotte 38
Bruce, Kim 38
Cain, Butler 38
Colling, Richard 26
Contreras, Sarah 30
Council, Nathaniel 30
Crady, Leslie 38
Decker, Kelsey 32
Dillard, Vicki 24, 40
Duthie, Shawn 24, 36
Edwards, Rich 30,32
Ferguson, Glenda 42
Flisowski, Chad 34, 40
Frost, Allison 24
Fugler, J.P. 24, 36
Ganschow, Jackie 40
Galiazzo, Teresa 32
Hammer, Chris 34
Hanson, Trudy 40
Harry, Stephen 32
Havron, Cindi 40
Hennessey, Ryan 40
Hescht, Wade 36
Hickey, Joanna 34
Hollis, Gay 30, 34
Howard, Shannon 26
Huston, Dave 30, 32
Ixba, Barbara 38
Jarmon, Scott 32
Johnson, Phil 40
Jones, Sandra 26, 28, 32
Kasprzyk, Aimee 36
Lingel, Dan 30, 34
Lutz, Karen 38
Magill, Kaye 30
Mahoney, Tim 42
Martin, Jennifer 42
Martin, Rhonda 36
Mayo, Barbara 38
McGee, Greg 34, 38
McGuire, Shyller 28
McKee, Connie 8
McLemore, George 38
Merritte, Michael 34
Meurer, Mendy 38, 40
Moreno, Noel 38
Moss, Danny 40
Muñoz, Luis 28
Nash, Kirsten 30, 36
Ogunbanjo, Lillian 36
Porter, Eric 36
Potts, Cheryl 38
Rainey, Sara 26, 34
Raley, Tammi 38
Ralls, Patrick 28,32
Reichle, Matt 30, 32
Richards, Angie 32
Riggins, Jana 30, 36
NOTE: This Index does not
include committees, District
Chairs or Interest Group
Chairs. See pages 9, 10 and
18 for those responsibilities.
INDEX OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
Recker, Noah 40
Rehman, Sharaf 38
Russell, Kelly 40
Sanford, Amy 42
Schmidt, Michael 42
Schniers, Julie 42
Shaheen, Kristen 32
Shepard, Robert 38
Shofner, Ann 28
Skinner, Katrese 30
Smith, June 32, 40
Spence, Karl 40
Stubbs, Jay 34, 40
Taylor, James E. 30
Tennison, George 26, 32
Thomas, Stacy 26
Trent, Cecil 28, 38, 42
Trussell, Christy 34
Uhler, Joe 36
Valles-Morales, Jesus
28, 38
Vartabedian, Sarah 40
Velten, Justin 34
Ward, Mark 34
Warren, Jason 36, 40
Westfahl, Rock 34
Whitmire, Rebecca 30,
38
Willeby, Kendra 34
Wilmore, Matt 4, 28, 36
Witt, Melissa 30, 34, 38
Womack, Sami 24, 28,
36
Wright, Kris 26
Yeakley, Nicole 24
Zeni, Drianna 32
Zimmer, Daniel 38
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