CURRICULUM VITA
(Revised August 27, 2007)
BRENDA L. DERVIN
School of Communication
Ohio State University
3016 Derby Hall
154 N. Oval Mall
Columbus, Ohio 43210
614-292-3192 office
614-292-3400 school
614-292-2055 school FAX
614-442-0721 home phone and FAX
614-286-2514 cell phone
DEGREES
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University of Helsinki |
PhD |
(honorary, social sciences) |
2000 |
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Michigan State |
PhD |
(communications research) |
1971 |
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Michigan State |
MA |
(communications research) |
1968 |
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Cornell University |
BS |
(journalism & home economics) |
1960 |
EMPLOYMENT RECORD (TEACHING-RESEARCH)
Full Professor and Joan N. Huber Fellow in Social and Behavioral Sciences, School of Communication (previously Department of Communication), Ohio State University, April l986 - present (Department Chair, April 1986 - September 1988).
Associate Professor of Communications, School of Communications, University of Washington, September l977 - March l986 (previously, Assistant Professor, September l972 - August l977).
Assistant Professor (Communications, School of Information Studies), Syracuse University, September l970 - August l972.
Resident Lecturer and Coordinator, Michigan State University/Agency for International Development Communication Workshops, Department of Communication, Michigan State University, January l970 - August l970.
Research Associate (l year) or Research Assistant, Department of Communication, Michigan State University, September l968 - December l970; September l966 - August l967.
Instructor (l year) or Teaching Assistant, Department of Business Law and Office Administration, Michigan State University, September l967 - June l968, September l965 - June l966.
EMPLOYMENT RECORD (COMMUNICATION PRACTITIONER)
Director of Development, American Council on Consumer Interests, Columbia, Missouri, (free-lance, half time) l969 - l970.
Communication Specialist, Center for Consumer Affairs, University of Wisconsin Extension, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, l963 - l965.
Public Information Assistant, American Home Economics Association, l96l - l962.
Press Writer, Cornell University College of Agriculture, 1960.
Press Writer, Cornell University College of Home Economics, (part time) 1958 - l959.
TEACHING AT UNIVERSITIES
At Ohio State University: School of Communication
The In-Depth Qualitative Interview (undergraduate and graduate)
Communication, Power, Knowledge (undergraduate and graduate)
Advanced Intro to Qualitative Approaches to Communication Research (graduate)
Sense-Making Methodology: Meta-theory, Theory, Methodology, Method (graduate)
Communication Impacts of Popular and Elite Culture (undergraduate and graduate)
At Ohio State University Department of Communication
Gender
and Communication (undergraduate and graduate)
Interpretive Analytics (undergraduate and graduate)
Communication and the Third World (undergraduate and graduate)
Feminist Scholarship in Communication (graduate)
Needs Assessment for Telecommunication Policy Design (graduate)
Contemporary Issues in Communication (graduate)
Sense-making the Holocaust (undergraduate)
Content Analysis (graduate)
Audience Analysis (undergraduate & graduate)
Critical/Cultural Studies in Communication (graduate)
Survey Research (graduate)
Communication as Therapy (undergraduate and graduate)
Communication and Community (undergraduate and graduate)
Deconstructing Communication Theories (undergraduate and graduate)
At University of Washington
The Communication Process (undergraduate)
Survey Research (graduate)
Research Practicum (graduate)
Content Analysis (graduate)
Fundamentals of Applied Communication (undergraduate)
Developmental History of Theories of Communication (graduate)
At Syracuse University School of Information Studies
Research Methods (graduate)
Cognitive Theory (graduate)
Communication and Management (graduate)
Public Information/Relations (graduate)
User/Constituency Relationships (graduate)
At MSU Department of Communication
Human Communication Process (undergraduate)
Communication and Poverty (graduate)
At MSU Department of Business Law & Office Administration
Business Communication (undergraduate)
PhD DISSERTATIONS SUPERVISED
At OSU
Song, Mei (2007). Modeling situated health information seeking and use in context: The use of two approaches to grounded theorizing as applied to 81 Sense-Making Methodology derived narrative interviews of health situation facing.
Jenkins, Lillie Ruth (2004). Designing systems that make sense: What designers say about their communication with users during the usability testing cycle.
Romanello, Samantha Jude. (2003). Natural vs. social scientists' perceptions of uncertainty in discussions of global climate change: a study using Sense-Making methodology. (co-advisor, School of Natural Resources)
Wernet,
Lois Foreman. (2002). Transcending discourse stereotypes: Audience sense-making
of elite and mass culture.
Newmeyer, Jamie M. (2002). Audience, relevance, sound: Meaning
structures and structuring meaning in public radio journalism.
Schaefer, David. (2001). Dynamics of electronic public spheres: Verbing online participation.
Hay, Kellie. (2000). Dancing, travel, and trans-national identities: An ethnography of performance in an Arab-American community.
Fassbinder, Samuel. (1998). Substitute teaching as critical research on school communication: An ethnographic study.
Rajendram, Christlin. (1997). Critical pedagogy and the absent learner in media education: A Sense-Making intervention.
Clark, Kathleen Diana. (1995). A Communication-As-Procedure Perspective: An ethnographic and Sense-Making study of a women's spirituality group.
Higgins, John William. (1994). Tracing the vision: A study of community volunteer producers, public access cable television, and empowerment.
Huesca, Robert Thomas. (1994). Reconceptualizing Latin American theories of alternative communication and media practice: An ethnography of Bolivian tin miners' radio.
Shields, Vickie Rutledge. (1994). The constructing, maintaining and negotiating of gender identities in the process of decoding gender advertisements. (Recipient of OSU Presidential Fellowship)
Strimer, Peter McCoy. (1994). A Sense-Making study of the praxis of the Third Avenue Community.
Ghosh, Sanjukta T. (1992). Celluloid nationalism: Cultural politics in popular Indian cinema.
Calabrese, Andrew Michael. (1988). Communication technology and the transformation of work: The case of the electronic cottage. (Recipient of OSU Presidential Fellowship)
At Syracuse University
Zweizig, Douglas Lough. (1973). Predicting amount of library use: An empirical study of the role of the public library in the life of the adult public.
At University of Washington
Dworkin, Mark A. (1987). Making sense with television news: Situation, context, and psychology of the audience experience.
Fraser, Benson P. (1987). The diffusion of innovations: A comparison of a Sense-Making and a traditional approach in a study of channel use and homophily.
Nilan, Michael. (1985). Structural constraints and situational information seeking: A test of two predictors in a Sense-Making context.
Harlock, Sylvia. (1984). Use of Grunig's situational typology to predict qualitative as well as quantitative differences in information seeking.
Atwood, Rita. (1980). A test of race versus situational movement state in predicting information seeking and use.
At Other Universities as Outside Member with Significant Supervisory Responsibility
Morris, Ruth. (2001). Online table of contents for books: The user's perspective. University of Michigan, MI.
Linderman, Albert Lee. (1997). The deaf story: Themes of culture and coping. Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA.
Harpring, Jayme Elizabeth. (1994). Information-seeking by pregnant, drug-addicted women: An application of the Sense-Making approach. Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL.
Brendlinger, Nancy Helen. (1990). Influence of research methods on policy development: Comparison of a survey and a Sense-Making study about Texans and AIDS. University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX.
Dewdney, Patricia Helen. (1986). The effects of training reference librarians in interview skills: A field experiment. University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada.
MASTER'S THESES SUPERVISED
At OSU
Jaikumar-Mahey, Priyadarshini. (1993). Interpreting the interpreters: An analysis of the definitional assumptions in theorizing texts, contexts, audiences.
Entorf, Regina Purcell. (1991). An assessment of the information needs and library use of undergraduate students, using the Sense-Making Methodology.
Dias, James Adrian. (1990). Information seeking with television guides: An exploratory sense- making study in the home information environment (co-advisor with Rohan Samarajiva).
At University of Washington
Clark, Kathleen. (1985). Cognitive dimensions of judgment in use when evaluating question-asking instances.
Shim, Jae Chul. (1985). The relationship of community orientations to newspaper use: A study of Korean newcomers in the Seattle area.
Wittet, Scott. (1983). Southeast Asian refugee concerns about health care in the U.S.
Dudley, Nancy. (1981). Understandings gained in the doctor-patient interaction: A test of different predictors.
Nilan, Michael. (1980). Communication behavior and information use in expected occupational roles: A comparison of U.S. and foreign graduate students.
St. John, David. (1980). Satisfaction with health care: The role of patients' perceptions of the nature of physician-patient communication.
Bannister, Michael. (1976). Information references as affected by environmental and psychological stress.
Dethman, Linda. (1975). Communication controlling in same or opposite sex dyads under social and task conditions: Tactics, strategies, and situations.
Fujiki, Rita. (1975). Information availability and information sharing: A study of strategic considerations made by Asian-American community leaders.
Slater, Stephen C. (1974). Stereotyped portrays of men, women, and the aged in magazine advertisements.
At Other Universities as Outside Member with Significant Supervisory Responsibility
Teekman, E. C. (1997). Reflective thinking in nursing practice. Master’s thesis, Massey University, Palmerstown North, New Zealand. Advisors, Julie Boddy and Brenda Dervin.
UNDERGRADUATE HONORS THESIS AND OTHER AWARD PROJECTS SUPERVISED
At OSU
Kusowski, Jason (2005). The challenges to information system design and practice of the emerging electronic confluence. (Recipient of Undergraduate Student Government Academic Enrichment Grant)
Knight, Julie. (1992). From the eyes of students: Sexual harassment in the campus community. (Recipient of OSU Undergraduate research Fellowship)
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES AND AFFILIATIONS
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Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication (AEJMC) |
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1996 |
Paper judge, International Communication Division |
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1977-1978 |
Head (elected), T & M Division |
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1975-1976 |
Chair, T & M Teaching Committee |
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1974-1975 |
Member, AEJMC Ad Hoc Committee on Status of Women |
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1973-1974 |
Member (elected), T & M Executive Committee |
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1972-1980 |
Member, Theory & Methodology (T & M) Division |
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1972-1973 |
Member, T & M Minority Scholarship Committee |
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1972-1973 |
Reader, T & M Student Paper Competition |
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American Association for Information Science & Technology |
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2006 |
Organizer, panel on "Being user-oriented: Convergences, divergences, and the potentials for systematic dialogue between disciplines and between researchers, designers, and providers" (accepted by referee) |
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2005 |
Organizer, panel on "Reports of the demise of the user have been greatly exaggerated: Dervin's Sense-Making and the methodological resuscitation of the user" (accepted by referee) |
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2005 |
Keynoter, Connecting Research and Practice: Special Populations, 5th annual research symposium of the Special Interest Group of Information Needs, Seeking, and Use, November 2005, Charlotte, NC |
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International Communication Association (ICA) |
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2007 |
Organizer, workshop, "Making communication studies matter: Field relevance/irrelevance to media, library, electronic, communication system designs, policies, practices." |
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2005 |
Organizer, workshop, Sense-Making Methodology (30 papers) |
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2004 |
Organizer, plenary, "The strengths of our methodological divides: Five navigators, their strengths , and successes." |
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2003 |
Organizer, workshop, Sense-Making Methodology (24 papers) |
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2003 |
Organizer, festschrift panel honoring Richard F. Carter |
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2002 |
Chair, Committee for the Sustained Scholar Award |
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1999 |
Organizer, workshop, Sense-Making Methodology (26 papers) |
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1996 |
Organizer, workshop, Sense-Making Methodology (15 papers) |
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1986+ |
Fellow (elected) |
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1986-1987 |
Acting President |
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1985-1986 |
President (elected) |
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1985-1987 |
Chair, Task Committee on ICA Structure/Procedure |
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1984 |
Co-organizer, Panel on Democratic Comm. Potentials |
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1984-1985 |
Program chair, ICA l985 annual meeting in Honolulu |
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1983 |
Member, Information Systems Paper Selection Committee |
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1983 |
Co-organizer, Panel on Ethics & Development Communication |
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1983-1988 |
Member (elected), ICA Executive Committee & Board |
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1977-1980 |
Member-At-Large (elected), ICA Board of Directors |
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1975-1976 |
Secretary (elected), Health Communication Division |
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1975 |
Member, Top-Three-Paper Committee (ICA overall) |
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1974-1975 |
Member, ICA Nominating Committee |
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International Conference on Information Seeking and Use |
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2006 |
Keynote speaker, ISIC conference, July, Sydney, Australia |
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2006 |
International program committee & paper review |
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1996-1999 |
International program committee & paper review |
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1996 |
Keynote speaker, ISIC conference, August, Tampere, Finland |
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International Association for Mass Communication Research |
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2007 |
Plenary speaker, Memorial Service for James Halloran, IAMCR annual meeting, Paris, France |
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2001-2004 |
Member, IAMCR Publications Committee |
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1994-1999 |
Co-editor, IAMCR Book Series |
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1994-1998 |
Member, Commission on IAMCR in the 21st Century |
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1992-1996 |
Member [data analyst), Finance Committee |
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1992-1996 |
Member, Research Committee |
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1989-1997 |
Co-coordinator, Council Committee on Publications |
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1988-1998 |
Member (elected), International Governing Council |
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1986-1994 |
Organizer, Working Group, Procedures as Hidden Ideologies |
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National Academy of Sciences |
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1976-1977 |
Appointed Member, Committee on Public Information for the Prevention of Occupational Cancer, National Research Council |
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International Society for Panetics (the systematic study of suffering) |
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1991+ |
Founding member, one of 38 persons worldwide |
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Toda Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research, Tokyo, Japan |
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1996+ |
Member, International Advisory Council |
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Union for Democratic Communications |
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1991-1994 |
Consultative Circle (appointed) |
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1976-2003 |
Member |
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Journals and Books Series Editorships |
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2006+ |
Ed Board, COMMUNICATION METHODOLOGIES & MEASURES |
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2006+ |
Ed Board, JOURNAL OF APPLIED COMMUNICATION |
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2006-2009 |
Ed Board, COMMUNICATION STUDIES |
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2004+ |
Ed Board, JOURNAL OF AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY |
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2004+ |
International Advisory Ed Board, PEACE & POLICY, Toda Institute |
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2002+ |
Ed Board, COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT & SOCIAL CHANGE |
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2001+ |
Ed Board, NEW REVIEW FOR INFORMATION BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH |
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2001-2006 |
Ed Board, JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION |
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1998-2006 |
International Advisory Board, HANDBOOK OF NEW MEDIA |
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1997+ |
Ed Board, JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION |
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1995-2004 |
Ed Board, LIBRARY QUARTERLY |
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1996+ |
Editorial Advisor, CRITICAL ARTS, University of Natal |
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1993+ |
Corresponding Editor, JAVNOST (The Public Sphere), Slovenia |
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1992+ |
Editor, HAMPTON PRESS, Communication Alternatives Series |
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1992-1996 |
Ed Board, CRITICAL STUDIES IN MASS COMMUNICATION |
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1991-1996 |
International Advisory Bd., MEDIA INFO AUSTRALIA |
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1986-1988 |
Ed Coordinator, US entry, UNESCO WORLD COMM. REPORT |
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1986-1991 |
Editor, ABLEX COMM. & INFORMATION SCIENCES SERIES |
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1983-1985 |
Ed Board, CRITICAL STUDIES IN MASS COMMUNICATION |
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1983-1989 |
Ed Board, INFORMATION AND BEHAVIOR |
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1980-1989 |
Contributing Editor, JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION |
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1979-1993 |
Editor, PROGRESS IN COMMUNICATION SCIENCES |
Served in past on editorial boards of: Public Relations Review, Communication Yearbook, Human Communication Research, Journal of Broadcasting, Library Research, Communication Research, Speech Communication Review, International Encyclopedia of Communication.
Frequent referee for all journals listed above, plus: Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, Journal of Documentation, Health Communication, Information Processing & Management, Qualitative Inquiry, The Information Society, Journal of Political Communication, Communication Theory, Qualitative Sociology, Sociological Inquiry.
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Miscellaneous Organizations |
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1980-1986 |
Board, John Bastyr University of Natural Medicine, Seattle, WA |
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1998-2001 |
Board, The US-Africa Institute, Washington, DC |
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1998+2001 |
Board, Citizens' Forum for Democracy and Change, Wash, DC |
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AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED |
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2007 |
Appointed |
ISI Lazerow Endowed Lecturer, University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University, Denton |
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2006 |
Appointed |
Visiting Fellow, University of Technology-Sydney, Australia |
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2006 |
Conferred |
2006 American Society in Information Science and Technology Research in Information Science Award |
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2005 |
Conferred |
2005 Outstanding Contribution to Information Behavior Research Award, American Society for Information Science and Technology, Special Interest Group on Information Needs, Seeking, and Use |
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2004 |
Fellow |
Appointed Joan N. Huber Fellow in Social & Behavioral Sciences, College of Social & Behavioral Sciences, OSU |
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2002 |
Winner |
Steven H. Chaffee Career Productivity Award, International Communication Association |
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2001 |
Appointed |
ISI Lazerow Endowed Lecturer, Florida State University, Tallahassee |
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2000 |
Conferred |
Recipient, Honorary Doctorate of Social Sciences, University of Helsinki, Finland, award May 2000 |
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2000 |
Conferred |
Links2Go Key Resource Award for fourth highest web-linked paper in field of information design |
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1997 |
Winner |
Outstanding Faculty, OSU Panhellenic Council |
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1997 |
Winner |
Top paper award, ICA Comm.Tech Division |
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1994 |
Appointed |
Honorary Visiting Prof, Univ. Technology Sydney |
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1993 |
Winner |
OSU Mortar Board/Sphinx Outstanding Faculty |
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1992 |
Winner |
Outstanding Faculty, OSU Dept. of Communication |
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1991 |
Winner |
OSU Mortar Board/Sphinx Outstanding Faculty |
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1990 |
Winner |
Ameritech Fellow, Ohio State University |
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1989 |
Selected |
Outstanding Alumni, MSU |
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1986+ |
Fellow |
Elected fellow, ICA |
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1982 |
Winner |
Top paper award, ICA Info Systems Division |
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1981 |
Winner |
Top paper award, ICA Health Comm. Division |
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1981 |
Winner |
Top paper award, ICA Mass Comm. Division |
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1980 |
Winner |
Top paper award, ICA Health Comm. Division |
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BIOGRAPHICAL LISTINGS |
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2001+ |
International Who's Who of Professional and Business Women |
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2000+ |
Who's Who in the Midwest |
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1996+ |
International Who's Who in Information Technology |
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1994+ |
Who's Who of American Women |
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1990+ |
World's Who's Who of Women |
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1989+ |
Who's Who in America |
PUBLISHED WORK BY OTHERS REVIEWING & CRITIQUING DERVIN'S WORK
Listed here are writings focusing primarily on Dervin's work. Numerous others give a major emphasis. See http://communication.sbs.ohio-state.edu/sense-making/ for a bibliography of journal articles citing Dervin as of December 2001.
2005
Tidline, T.J. (2005). Dervin's Sense-Making. In: Fisher, K.E., Erdelezx, S. & McKenchie, L.E.F. (Eds). Theories of information behavior: A researcher's guide. Medford, NJ: Information Today, in press.
2003
Olsson, M. R. (2003). The construction of the meaning and significance of an "author" among information behaviour researchers: A social constructivist approach. Doctoral dissertation, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia.
2002
Chumer, M. J. (2002). Towards an understanding of user centeredness within
information technology diffusion: A self-ethnography. Doctoral dissertation,
Rutgers University.
2001
Dalrymple, P.
W. (2001). A quarter century of user-centered study: The impact of Zweizig and Dervin on Library Information
Science research. Library and Information Science Research, 23
(2), 155-165.
1996
Barbato, C. (1996). Brenda L. Dervin (1938- ). In: N. Signorelli, (Ed.), Women in communication: A bio-bibliographic sourcebook. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.
1994
Morris, R. (1994). Toward a user-centered information service. Journal of American Society for Information Science, 45 (1), 11-30.
1993
Savoleinen, R. (1993). The Sense-Making theory: reviewing the interests of a user-centered approach to information seeking and use. Information Processing and Management, 29 (1), 13-28.
Shields, V. R. (1993). Issues of power and familiarity in faculty mentor/graduate student relationships. Feminist Con/Text: Newsletter of the ICA Feminist Scholarly Interest Group, Autumn, 12-14.
1987
Neill, S. D. (1987). The dilemma of the subjective in information organization and retrieval. Journal of Documentation, 43 (3), 193-211.
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EXTERNAL EXAMINER FOR DISSERTATIONS |
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2001 |
Morris, Ruth. Online table of contents for books: The user's perspective. University of Michigan, MI (PhD dissertation review) |
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1998 |
Teekman, Bert, Reflexive thinking processes in nursing practice (Licentiate degree) Manawatu Polytechnic, Palmerston North, New Zealand (outside examiner). |
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1996 |
Davis, Mari, Interdisciplinarity and information use in Australian family studies, Monash University School of Library Studies, Australia (PhD dissertation review). |
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1995 |
Madden, Kym, Information seeking relating to environmental issues, Charles Stuart University Department of Communication, Bathurst, Australia (MA thesis review). |
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1992 |
Olander, Anna Birgitta, Personal information management in computer science, University of Toronto School of Information Science (PhD dissertation review). |
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EXTERNAL EXAMINER FOR CURRICULUM |
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1998+ |
Advisory Committee, Graduate Programme in Cultural & Media Studies, University of Natal, Durban, South Africa. |
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1997 |
Department of Communication and School of Library Science, State University of New York-Buffalo (review regarding potential merger). |
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1996 |
Department of Communication, Boise State University, Boise, Idaho (curriculum review). |
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1993 |
Department of Mass Comm., Institute of Speech Comm., and Department of Library and Information Science, University of Tampere, Finland (curriculum review). |
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1986 |
Department of Communication, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico (curriculum review). |
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RESEARCH GRANTS |
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2004-6 |
$1,131,034 |
Sense-making the information confluence: The whys and hows of college and university user satisficing of their information needs |
IMLS, with matching from OSU and OCLC |
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1991 |
$1,500 |
Support given to Honors Undergraduate Julie Knight for proposal supervised as advisor; Focus: campus sexual harassment. |
OSU Honors |
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1991 |
$25,000 |
Distinguished Visiting Professor competition, OSU (proposal written with Rohan Samarajiva as junior author, to bring Cees Hamelink to campus Spring 1993). |
OSU Graduate School |
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1991 |
$12,500 |
Distinguished visiting lecturer grant for Luis Ramiro Beltran (Rohan Samarajiva as junior author). |
Midwest University Consortium for International Affairs |
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1990 |
$32,379 |
Experiencing the telephone from the eye of the beholder: a needs assessment of telecommunication users in rural versus urban settings (supplemented Summer 1991, support for 3 RAs). |
Ameritech Fellowship program & OSU Graduate School & OSU College of Social & Behavioral Sciences |
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1989 |
$35,000 |
The development of observationally based strategies for communicating the concepts of risk and risk assessments to citizens. |
Ohio Air Quality Development Administration |
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1988-1989 |
$26,000 |
Meeting the information needs of California's Asian and Hispanic peoples. |
California Opportunities for Reference Excellence |
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1988 |
$50,000 |
The information needs of the Hispanics of Southern California. |
Los Angeles Roman Catholic Archdiocese |
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1988 |
$20,000 |
Citizen communication needs and perceptions of risk relating to the Union Town Toxic Waste Site. |
Ohio Department of Health |
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1987 |
$5,000 |
The World Communication Report: US entry. |
UNESCO |
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1985-1988 |
$47,000 |
ASQ - Asking significant questions: Modules for library and information center needs and accountability assessments. |
California State Library |
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1985 |
$24,732 |
How libraries help. |
California State Library |
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1983-1984 |
$110,000 |
The information needs of Californians - 1984. |
California State Library |
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1981 |
$75,957 |
The situational roots of corporation images. |
A large corporation |
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1981 |
$9,999 |
When cancer strikes: How cancer patients make sense. |
National Cancer Institute |
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1979-1980 |
$28,636 |
A study of how blood donors see the blood-donating situation. |
Puget Sound Blood Center |
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1978 |
$10,386 |
An analysis of the factors that differentiate women with different blood donating histories. |
Puget Sound Blood Center |
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1974-1976 |
$206,864 |
Strategies for dealing with the information needs of urban residents. |
US Office of Education |
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1973 |
$35,402 |
Survey of public opinion, behavior, and knowledge of solid waste management in King County, Washington. |
METRO (Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle) |
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1973 |
$1,200 |
Mass Media stereotyping: the portrayal of women, non-whites, and the aged in top circulation U.S. magazine advertisements. |
University of Washington Graduate School Fund |
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MAJOR CONFERENCES, COLLOQUIA ORGANIZED |
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1985 |
Annual meeting of the International Communication Association. |
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*Theme: Beyond Polemics: Paradigm Dialogues |
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*Programs: 238 |
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*Attendees: 1220 |
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SERVICE
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School/Departmental |
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2007+ |
Chair, Promotion and Tenure Committee |
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2005+ |
Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee; Reading Committee |
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2000-2005. |
Chair, Promotion and Tenure Committee |
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1995-1996 |
Member, Undergraduate Committee |
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1995+ |
Co-coordinated, critical/cultural studies courses |
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1992+ |
Data analyst and Co-chair, productivity indicators task force |
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1991-1993 |
Coordinator, critical/cultural area faculty |
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1991-1993 |
Member, Faculty Search Committee |
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1991-1993 |
Coordinator, critical/cultural area weekly rap |
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1986-1988 |
Department Chair |
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Inter-disciplinary Activities |
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1992-1994 |
Co-coordinator, across area critical studies discussion group |
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College |
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2004-2008 |
Member, SBS Promotion and Tenure Committee |
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1991-1993 |
Member, SBS Promotion & Tenure Committee |
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1988-1992 |
Member, SBS Appeals Committee |
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University |
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1999+ |
Member, Committee for Arts & Cultural Policy Initiative |
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1999+ |
Affiliate, Center for Folklore Studies, Ohio State University |
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1999-2003 |
National Committee, ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult, Career, & Vocational Education, Ohio State University |
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1991 |
Member, Search Committee, Office of International Affairs, for Director of University Center for International Studies |
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1988-1991 |
Member, Advisory Committee, Center for International Affairs |
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1988-1990 |
Member, Planning Committee, 1989-90 program of the Battelle Endowment on Technology and Human Affairs (Teleliteracy: Literacy, Values, and Telecommunications) |
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1988 |
Organizer, International Day Keynote Address |
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SERVICE |
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1983-1985 |
Adviser, Academic Computer Center study on users/non-users |
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1982-1983 |
Member, School of Communications Research Center Committee |
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1982-1984 |
Co-organizer, School of Communications Colloquia |
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1981-1983 |
Chair, School of Communications Committee on Undergraduate Admissions |
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1975-1976 |
Member, College of Arts and Sciences Petitions Committee |
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1974-1975 |
Graduate Admissions Adviser, School of Communications |
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1974-1975 |
Chair, School of Communications Graduate Admissions Committee |
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1973-1974 |
Member, School of Communications Graduate Admissions Committee |
LIST OF INSTITUTIONS AT WHICH GUEST APPEARANCES MADE FOR ENDOWED LECTURESHIPS, KEYNOTE ADDRESSES, OTHER VISITING LECTURES, COLLOQUIA, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, SHORT TERM COURSES
In US
University of North Texas, School of Library & Information Science
Texas Women's University, School of Library & Information Studies
Florida State University, Tallahassee, School of Information Studies
University of California - Berkeley, School of Library & Information Science
University of Hawaii, Department of Communication
University of Houston, Space Business Research Center
University of Kentucky, Library & Information Science
Michigan State University, Department of Communication
Ohio University, College of Communication
University of Pittsburgh, School of Library and Information Studies
Rutgers University, School of Communication, Info. & Library Science
Stanford University, Communication Research Institute
State University of New York (Buffalo), Department of Communication
Syracuse University, School of Information Studies
Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas
University of Illinois (Champaign), School of Library & Information Science
University of Illinois (Champaign). Institute for Communication Research
University of Illinois (Champaign), Allerton Institutes
University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill), Symposium on Cancer & Comm
University of Texas-Austin, College of Communication
University of Texas-Austin, Library & Information Science, Stallman Lecture
University of Tennessee, College of Comm & Info Science
University of Wisconsin (Madison), School of Journalism & Mass Comm.
University of Wisconsin (Madison), School of Library Science
Outside US
AUSTRALIA - Queensland University of Technology multiple departments
AUSTRALIA - University of Wollongong Faculty of Informatics
AUSTRALIA - Royal Melbourne Inst of Technology Dept. of Communication
AUSTRALIA - University of Technology Sydney School of Information Studies
BELGIUM - Free Univ. Brussels Center for Study New Media, Info. & Telecomm
BOLIVIA - Catholic University of La Paz Dept. of Communication
BOLIVIA - University of the Andes (Oruro) Dept of Communication
CANADA - University of Western Ontario School of Library & Info. Science
CANADA - University of Toronto School of Library & Info. Science
CANADA - McGill University (Montreal) Department of Mass Communication
CHINA - Beijing Broadcasting Institute
CHINA - Fudan University (Shanghai, Department of Comm./Journalism
DENMARK- Roskilde University (Denmark) Department of Communication
DENMARK- Royal School of Library and Information Sciences, Copenhagen
ECUADOR - CIESPAL (Quito, Ecuador)
FINLAND - University of Tampere Institute of Speech
FINLAND - University of Tampere Department of Journalism & Mass Comm.
FINLAND - University of Tampere School of Library & Info. Science
FINLAND - University of Helsinki Department of Communication
FINLAND - Gallup Opinion Polls (Helsinki)
FINLAND - Finnish Speech Comm. Association, Finnish Library Association
ITALY - Gregorian University Department of Communication
JAPAN - Keio University (Tokyo) Institute for Communication Research
KOREA - Sogang University (Seoul), Department of Mass Communication
KOREA - Hanyang University (Seoul) Dept. of Mass Comm. & Journalism
KOREA - Korea University (Seoul) Department of Mass Communication
MALAYSIA - Universiti Sains Malaysia (Penang)
MALAYSIA - National University of Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
MEXICO - El Dia (Mexico City)
NETHERLANDS - University of Amsterdam Dept. of Communication
NETHERLANDS - University of Nijmegen Dept. of Communication
NORWAY - Rogaland University (Stavanger) Mediesenter
PERU - IPAL (Lima)
PHILIPPINES - University of Philippines (Laguna), Institute for Dev Comm.
SWEDEN - Radio Sweden
SWEDEN - University of Stockholm Department of Communication
APPLIED COMMUNICATION TRAINING AND FACILITATIONS
Below are listed clients for applied communication training and facilitation workshops. Applied communication training involves the use of experiential teaching techniques to create awarenesses and abilities for implementing alternative communication approaches in management and service setting. Facilitations involve enabling participants from management and service settings to talk to each other about issues of importance to their collective actions.
Federal government agencies
Institute for Museums and Library Services
U.S. Agency for International Development
U.S. Naval Material Command
U.S. Office of Education
U.S. Department of Labor
Government of the U.S. Virgin Islands
U.S. Coast Guard
Corporations and related associations
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Safeco Insurance Companies
Washington State Funeral Directors Association
Association for Hospital PR Directors
American Hospital Food Service Administrators Association
Yakima Pine Products Corporation
Northwest Hotel Sales Management Association
AT&T
Seattle Times
Educators
Music Educator's National Conference
Far West Regional Educational Lab
Mercer Island Public Schools
John Bastyr College of Naturopathic Medicine
University of Washington School of Librarianship
State and Federal Library Systems/Organizations
Canadian Library Association
California State Library
California Library Association
Florida State Library
Institute of Library & Museum Services, Washington D.C.
Pennsylvania State Library
New York State Library
Washington State Library
Public Library Systems
Los Angeles Public
Tulsa City-County Public
Seattle Public
Houston Public
Pierce County Public
Tacoma Public
San Diego Public
San Joaquin Valley Library System (California)
Mountain-Valley Library system (California)
Peninsula Library system (California)
Hawaii Library Association
California Opportunities for Reference Excellence
Australian Library & Information Association, Central Western Regional Group
University Library Systems
University of California at Berkeley Library
University of Calgary Library
Religious Organizations
Lutheran Church Regional Conference
Other State Agencies
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM DESIGN
Below are listed clients for activities involving the design of theoretically guided communication structures/programs for communicating both within organizations and between organizations and their customers/clients/patrons/users/patients.
Southwestern Bell Telephone
John Bastyr College of Naturopathic Medicine
California State Library
California Public Utilities Commission, San Francisco, CA
Music Educator's National Conference
AT&T
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
UNESCO/Communication, Latin America
Institute para America Latina (Lima, Peru)
UNICEF, Helsinki, Finland
Los Angeles Archdiocese of the Catholic Church
RESEARCH DESIGN
Below are listed clients for activities involving the design of research questions, questionnaire approaches, analytic approaches and the specification of results and interpretations.
Aetna Insurance Company, Chicago, IL
Bellcore, Morristown, NJ
Bureau of Transport & Communications Economics, Canberra, Australia
California Public Utilities Commission, San Francisco, CA
California State Library, Sacramento, CA
Careage, Inc., Seattle, WA
Center for Study of Information and Education, San Francisco. CA
Far West Regional Educational Lab, San Francisco, CA
Gallup, Helsinki, Finland
Los Angeles Archdiocese of the Catholic Church, CA
National Cancer Institute, Washington, DC
National Institutes of Mental Health, Washington, DC
New York State Upstate Medical Center, Buffalo, NY
Public Relations Board, Inc., Chicago, IL
Safeco Insurance Companies, Seattle, WA
Seattle Times, Seattle, WA
Southwestern Bell Telephone, Los Angeles, CA
Westat Research, Inc., Chevy Chase, Maryland
Los Angeles Archdiocese of the Catholic Church
University of Houston, Space Business Research Center, Houston, TX
University of North Carolina, School of Information & Library Science
US Congress Office of Technology Assessment, Washington, DC