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Joshua Eugene Young 3314 E. Court Ave., Des Moines, IA 50317
Phone: 515-238-8503 Email: [email protected]
I. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
Doctorate of Philosophy In Progress
University of North Dakota, Department of Communication
Grand Forks, ND
Dissertation: Non-Natives Decoding Powwow: Circulated Meanings of a Native
Practice
Advised by Kyle Conway, Ph.D.
Master of Arts: Communication Studies May, 2011 University of Northern Iowa, Department of Communication Studies
Cedar Falls, IA
Research Paper: Rhetorical Snuff: A Sound Argument for the Examination of a
Slipknot Song
Advised by Paul J. Siddens III, Ph.D.
Bachelors of Arts: Rhetoric and Communication Studies December, 2008
Drake University
Society and Cultural Studies Department
Des Moines, IA
Senior Thesis: An Examination of The Seven Last Words of Christ of Dubois
Advised by Joan Faber McAlister, Ph.D.
II. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Instructor, University of North Dakota 2011-Present
Communication 102: Communication and the Human Community (Graduate
Teaching Assistant)
o Guest Lectured for 2.5 years (approximately five times) on history and
communication, identity and perception, mediated cultures, listening,
argumentation and reasoning, and semiotics.
Communication 110 : Fundamentals of Public Speaking (Instructor of Record)
Communication 212: Interpersonal Communication (Instructor of Record)
Oral Communication Instructor, University of Northern Iowa 2010-2011
Communication
Assistant Debate Coach, University of Northern Iowa 2009-2010
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Assistant Debate Coach, East High School, Des Moines, IA 2004-2009
III. RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY
A. Publications
Young, J. E. (2013). Shifting frames: A Burkean analysis of the budget crisis at
University of Northern Iowa. Iowa Journal of Communication 45.2.
Young, J. E. (2015/Forthcoming). Booms and Busts: Haunting Memories in the
North Dakota Oil Boom. In W. Caraher & K. Conway (eds). The Bakken Goes
Boom: Oil and the Changing Geographies of Western North Dakota.
B. Currently Working Submissions
Young, J. E. (2014). Duty to God and Country: Male Sacrifice and the Boy Scouts
of America. Under review.
Potter, D. J. & J. E. Young (2014). The Horrifying Story of Female Representation
in TV: American Horror Story and Male/Female Sacrifice. Under review.
Young, J. E. (2014). Red Humor and White Guilt: Perspectives by Incongruity in
Native American Humor. Under review.
Young, J. E. & D. J. Potter. (2014). Rock Me Mama: An examination of Wagon
Wheel and the Inventional Differences between Darius Rucker and Old Crow
Medicine Show. Under review.
Young, J. E. & D. J. Potter. (2014). Speaking of Public: An examination between
the Democratic Model and the Advertising Model of Public Speaking. Under
review.
C. Scholarly Presentations and Workshops
Potter, D. J. & J. E. Young (2015). The Horrifying Story of Female
Representation in TV: American Horror Story and Male/Female Sacrifice. Central
States Communication Association.
Young, J. E. & D. J. Potter. (2014). Speaking of Public: An examination between
the Democratic Model and the Advertising Model of Public Speaking. Central
States Communication Association Conference
Young, J. E., D. J. Potter, & A. Brenneise (2014). Conceptual Logistics in the
Communication Classroom. UND Communication Colloquium Series.
Young, J. E. (2014). The Bakken Goes Boom: Oil and the Changing Geographies
of Western North Dakota. UND Communication Colloquium Series.
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Young, J. E. (2014). Booms and Busts: Haunting Memories in the North Dakota
Oil Boom. National Communication Association National Conference.
Young, J. E. (2013). Boy Scouts of America Historical Construction of Native
Americans and Its Publics. New Voices, New Perspectives Conference.
University of North Texas.
Young J. E. (2013). Perspective by Incongruity in Native American Comedy
UND Graduate School Scholarly Forum.
Young, J. E. (2013). Powwow as Public. National Communication Association
Conference.
Young, J. E. (2013). Duty to God and Country. National Communication
Association Conference.
Young, J. E. & Potter, D. (2012). Democratic Engagement in the Classroom.
Communication, Speech and Theater Association of North Dakota Conference.
Potter, D. & Young, J. E. (2012) Democratic Engagement: A qualitative analysis.
UND Communication Colloquium Series.
Young, J. E. (2011). Music and Identity: an Ethnographic View of Performance of
Subjectification. University of Northern Iowa Interpreters Theater.
Young, J. E. (2011). Listening in context. NIPA Presentation.
Young, J. E. (2010). Frames: A Burkean Analysis of the Budget Crisis at
University of Northern Iowa. Iowa Communication Association Conference.
Shifting
D. Current Research Projects
Young, J. E. & D. J. Potter. (2014). Have We Accomplished Anything? An
Examination of Continued use of Public Speaking Skills After Course
Completion.
Young, J.E. (2014). Fighting Who: Public Memory and Native Mascoting.
E. Professional Development
NCA Workshop: Regional Basic Course Directors Training 2014
NCA Workshop: Conceptual Logistics in the Classroom 2013
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IV. SERVICE
National Communication Association
-Rhetorical and Communication Theory Division, Reviewer
Central States Communication Association
-Basic Course Interest Group, Reviewer
University of North Dakota Communication Program
- Public Speaking Textbook Committee
-Public Speaking Workbook Committee and Editor
-Public Speaking Essential Studies (Gen. Eds.) Committee
-Communication Program Undergraduate Curriculum Review Committee
-Communication Graduate Student Alliance, President and Secretary
-Center for Civic Engagement Assessment
University of Northern Iowa Communication Studies Department
-Communication Graduate Student Association, President
V. HONORS AND AWARDS
Trank Award, Top Paper of the Basic Course of CSCA 2014
Outstanding Graduate Student, Univ. of North Dakota Comm. Program 2013
Presidential Scholarship: Drake University 2004-2008
Dean’s List: Drake University 2006, 2008
Service of Humanity Award: East High School 2004
VI. AFFILIATIONS
National Communication Association 2013-Present
Central States Communication Association 2014-Present
Communication, Speech, and Theater Association of North Dakota 2011-Present
Iowa Communication Association, Member 2008 – 2011
VII. PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
Dr. Kyle Conway
Associate Professor
Communication Program
University of North Dakota
(701) 777-4344
Dr. Timothy Pasch
Assistant Professor
Communication Program
University of North Dakota
(701) 777-2128
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Mrs. Mary Haslerud Opp
Director of Public Speaking
Communication Program
University of North Dakota
(701) 777-2160