CELESTE MICHELLE CONDIT
Address:
Department
of Speech Communication
Terrell Hall
University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
706-542-7863
706-542-3245 (fax)
ccondit@uga.edu
Education:
Idaho State University, BS, Speech 1977, Highest Honors
University of Iowa, MA,1980; PhD, 1982, Rhetorical Studies
Employ:
Assistant
Professor, Dept. of
Communication, Tulane University, New Orleans 1982-1985
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Speech Comm., Univ. of Illinois, Urbana,
1985-1989 (received prom. & tenure)
Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Iowa, Spring 1989
Associate Professor, University of Georgia, 1989-1994
Professor, University of Georgia, 1994-
Visiting Professor, University of New Orleans--Innsbruck, Austria Study
Abroad Program, Summer 1998
Research Interests
The
use of rhetorical analysis to explore the role of discourse in
processes of social change and stability, with particular focus on
issues of human reproduction and the impact of genetic technologies. My
current research focuses on understanding how the individual/biological
inputs to communication interface with the social/material inputs. See
the "Transilience" website at http://www.gly.uga.edu/railsback/Transilience/Transilience.html
Honors and Awards:
- Douglas Ehninger Teaching Award (co-recipient), 1982
- American Council of Learned Societies, Travel Grant, 1985
- List of Teachers Rated Excellent By Their Students, Spring 1987
- Fellow, Institute for Behavioral Research, University of Georgia,
1990-1991, 1998-present
- Humanities Center Fellowship, University of Georgia, 1991-92
- Idaho State University Professional Achievement Award, 1992
- Creative Research Medal, UGA 1993
- Marie Hochmuth Nichols Award for Outstanding Scholarship in
Public Address, SCA 1994 (for Crafing
Equality, with J. Lucaites)
- Golden Anniversary Monograph Award, 1997, National Communication
Association (co-recipient, with co-authors Hasian and Lucaites)
- Distinguished Research Professor, University of Georgia
(1999-2004; reappointed 2004-2009)
- Douglas Ehninger Distinguished Rhetorical Scholar Award, 1998
- Article of the Year Award, 2000, Communication Apprehension and
Avoidance Division of the National Communication Association for
"Culture and Biology in Human Communication."
- Lothar
Tresp Outstanding Honors Professor, Spring 2001
- National Communication Association Distinguished Scholar (Elected
2002; NCA's version of a "Fellows" Status)
- Carroll C. Arnold Distinguished Lecturer, NCA 2004.
- William A. Owens Award (UGA award for outstanding body of work in
the social sciences), 2005
- Faculty Excellence Award, 2006 (By the UGA SPCM Graduate Forum)
Grants:
- Kaltenborn Foundation Grant, $1500.00 (with Ann Selzer), 1982-1983
- Study in a Second Discipline Fellowship, UGA 1993-1994 (included
a year's leave and research funds to support graduate and undergraduate
coursework and laboratory work in genetics)
- OID Grant, $1500.00 for multi-media revision of SPC 101
- Senior Faculty Research Grant, UGA, January 1995 ($2850)
- "Empirical Study of Change in Public Genetic Discourse" Nationa
Institutes of Health, Ethical, Legal and Social Implications of the
Human Genome Project, National Center for Human Genome Research.
2/10/96-1/21/99 ($104,683) funded, completed, Principal Investigator
- "Using Presentation Software in Business and Professional
Speaking," OISD, UGA, Fall 1999. $24,993 (funded).
- "Communicating Genetics Information to the Lay Public." $778,000.
Centers for Disease Control, October 1999 - August 2003. (funded).
RO6/CCR319514-02 Local P.I.; project Co-investigator. Roxanne Parrott
is the submitting P.I.
- "Race and Public Communication about Human Variation," National
Institutes of Health: Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of the
Human Genome Project, National Center for Human Genome Research. June
2001-May 2004. $903,176 (funded). Principal Investigator. 5 R01
HG02191-02 with minority supplement for Candace Stargell 3 R01
HG02191-02S1 $25,484.
- "Communicating
Genetics Information to the Lay Public."
$778,000. Centers for Disease
Control, October 1999-August 2003. (funded). RO6/CCR319514-02
Local P.I.; project Co-investigator. Roxanne Parrott is the
submitting P.I.
- "Race and Public Communication about
Human Variation," National Institutes of Health: Ethical, Legal and
Social Implications of the Human Genome Project, National Center
for Human Genome Research. June 2001-May
2004. $903,176 (funded). Principal
Investigator. 5 R01 HG02191-02 with minority supplement for Candace
Stargell 3
R01 HG02191-02S1. $25,484.
- Multiplex Genetic Susceptbility Testing
Project. IPA. $26,693.
8/28/05/8/27/06 DHHS/NIH/NHGRI/SBRB.
- "The Southern Center on
Communication, Health, and Poverty." Centers for Disease Control
9/01/2005-08/310/2008 $836,391 annually. Vicki Freimuth,
Center PI; Celeste Condit, Project 1 “Genetics” Principal Investigator
- "Lay
and Expert Models of Gene-Environment Interaction," NIH 1
R01 HG003961-01,
7/1/2006-4/30/2009 $227,194 indirect costs/$335,111 total costs
annually. Total costs $1,005,333. PI: Celeste
Condit
Professional
Memberships and Offices:
National
Communication Association (Life Member)
Short Course Selection Committee
1986-88, 1992
Chair,
Women's Caucus 1987
Nominating
Committee 1989, 1995
Publications
Board Representative, Rhetoric and Communication
Theory Division 1990
Chair,
Nominating Committee, Rhetoric and Communication
Theory Division, 1991
Chair,
Nominating Committee, Public Address, 1992
Council
of Doctoral Granting Institutions
Women's
Caucus, Nominating Committee, 1992, 1998
Winans-Wichelns
Award Committee, 1995-98
Rhetoric
& Communication Theory Award Committee, 1997-99 (Chair, 1999)
Golden
Anniversary Award Committee
Southern
Speech
Communication Association (Life Member)
Chair,
Nominating Committee, Public Address 1984
Secretary,
Public Address Division 1984
Representative
to NCA Nominating Committee, 1991
Nominating
Committee-1992, 1993
American Society
for Human Genetics
Organization for
the Study of Communication, Language, and
Gender (Life Member)
National Society
of Genetic Counselors (Associate Member)
Affiliate, Women's
Studies Program, UGA, 1990-
Member, Biomedical
and Health Sciences Institute, UGA (2003-)
Co-editor
(w/Bonnie Dow),
Critical
Studies in Media Communication,
2001-2004
Co-editor
(w/Bonnie Dow),
Women's
Studies in Communication, 1998-2001
Criticism/Review
Editor,
Critical Studies in
Mass Communication, 1995-1998
Associate
Editor/Editorial Board:
Southern Speech Communication
Journal,1984-1986;
Communication Monographs,
1986-1989;
Quarterly Journal of Speech
1986-1992, 2003- ; Communication
Theory,1989-1992;
Women's Studies in
Communication, 1994-97; Rhetoric and Public
Affairs, 1997-2000; Journal
of Communication, 2003-.
Referee: College English, JACR,
Western Journal of Speech, Symbolic
Interaction, Journal
of Communication, Urban
Geography, International
Journal of Conflict
Management, Communication
Studies, Women's
Studies International Forum, Political
Communication, Hypatia, Sociology of Health and Illness, Cultural Studies, Public
Understanding of Science, Science Communication, Trends In Biotechnology,
Human Relations, Community
Genetics, Genetics in Medicine, Science, Technology, And Human Values,
Journal of Genetic
Counseling, Social Science And
Medicine
Reviewer:
Central States Rhetorical Criticism
1985; NCA
Rhetorical and Communication Theory 1994; Women's Caucus; Ablex Books,
Indiana
University Press, Wayne State University Press, Southern Speech
Communication
Association, Waveland Press, University of Alabama Press, University of
Minnesota Press.
University of Georgia Press,
Editorial Board. July, 2004-June 30, 2007 (Chair,
2006-2007)
Undergraduate--Rhetoric
(oral and written composition; expository and argumentative),
Persuasion,
Rhetoric and Communication Theory (survey), History of Rhetoric
(survey),
Political Communication, Rhetorical Criticism, Organizational
Communication,
Interpersonal Communication, Communication in Human Society, Basic
Public
Speaking, Honors Public Communication (including special team taught
section on
social impact of genetic research) Business and Professional
Communication,
Science Communication
Graduate--Rhetorical
Criticism, Contemporary Public Discourse, Critical Analysis of
Corporate
Advocacy, Rhetorical Theory, Political Communication, Seminar in
Rhetorical
Studies: Rhetoric, Politics, and Culture.
Foundations of Rhetorical Theory, Democratic Discourse: Theory and
Practice, Contemporary Rhetorical Theory, Texts in Context, Rhetoric
and Social
Change (see below for last 7 years by semester)
Publications:
Books
and Edited Volumes:
Guest
Editor,
Special Issues of Communication,
entitled "Rhetoric, Politics, and Culture," vol
11 #2
and Vol 12, #1 (1990).
Condit, C.
Decoding Abortion
Rhetoric:
Communicating Social Change.
Urbana: University of Illinois
Press, 1990.
Condit, C. and
Lucaites, J. L. Crafting
Equality: America's Anglo/African
Word. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1993.
Parrott, R. and
Condit, C. (Eds.) Evaulating
Women's
Health Messages; A Resource Book, Sage, 1996.
Lucaites, J.L., Condit,
C.M. & Caudill, S. (Eds.) Readings
in Contemporary
Rhetorical Theory. Guilford Press, 1998.
Condit, C.
The Meanings of the Gene:
Public Debates about Heredity.
University of Wisconsin Press, 1999.
Journal
Articles and Critical Review Essays:
Railsback,
C. Condit.
Pro-life, Pro-choice: Different Conceptions
of Value.
Women's
Studies in Communication,
5, 1982, 16-28.
Railsback, C. Condit.
Beyond Rhetorical Relativism: A
Structural-Material Model of Truth and Objective Reality.
Quarterly Journal of Speech,
69, 1983,
351-363.
Condit, C.
The Contemporary American Abortion Controversy: Stages in the
Argument.
Quarterly
Journal of Speech,
70, 1984, 410-424. Also anthologized in
Methods
of Rhetorical Criticism: A Twentieth-Century Perspective, 3rd.
ed.,
Bernard L. Brock, Robert L. Scott, and James W. Chesebro (Wayne State
University Press, 1990), pp. 371-387 and in
Readings on the Rhetoric of
Social Protest, Ed. Charles E. Morris III, and Stephen H.
Browne,
Strata
Publishing; State College, PA
Lucaites, J. and
Condit, C. M., Reconstructing Narrative
Theory: A Functional Perspective.
Journal
of Communication, 35, 1985, 90-108.
Condit, C.
The Functions of Epideictic.
Communication
Quarterly, 33,1985, 284-299.
Condit, C. and Selzer, J. A. The Rhetoric of Objectivity in
the Newspaper Coverage of a
Murder Trial.
Critical
Studies in
Mass Communication, 2, 1985,
197-216.
Condit, C. M.
TV Articulates Abortion in America: Competition and the
Production of a Cultural Repertoire,
Journal of Communication Inquiry,
11, 1987, 47-59.
Condit, C. Crafting Virtue: The Rhetorical Construction
of Public
Morality.
Quarterly
Journal of Speech,
73, 1987, 79-87.
Condit, C.
Democracy and Civil Rights: The Universalizaing Influence of
Public Argumentation.
Communication
Monographs, 54, 1987, 1-18.
Condit C., What Makes
Our Scholarship
Feminist? A Radical/Liberal View,
Women's
Studies in Communication, 11, 1988, 6-8.
Taylor, Charles
Alan and Condit, Celeste Michelle.
Objectivity in
Mediation; Coverage of Creation/Science.
Critical
Studies in Mass Communication, 5 (1988), 293-312.
Condit, C.
Feminized Power and Adversarial Advocacy: Leveling Arguments or
Analyzing Them? Journal of the American Forensic
Association, 25 (1989), 226-230.
Condit, C.
The Rhetorical Limits of Polysemy.
Critical Studies in Mass
Communication, 6 (1989),
103-122. Also anthologized in
Critical
Perspectives on Media and Society,
Eds. Robert K. Avery and David
Eason (New York: Guilford Publications, Inc., 1991), and anthol. in
Horace
Newcomb,
Television: The
Critical View, 5th ed.
Condit, C.
Within the Confines of the Law:
Abortion and Women's Liberty, invited critical review essay on Laurence
Tribe's
Abortion: the Clash
of Absolutes, in
Buffalo
Law Review,
v. 38 #3 (1990), 903-919.
Condit, Celeste, The
Birth of
Understanding: Chaste Science and the
Harlot of the Arts, Chataqua: Are Rhetoric and Science Incompatible?,
Communication
Monographs, 57 (1990), 323-327.
Condit, Celeste.
Speech as a Liberal Art: Following Leff and McGee,
Western
Journal
of Speech Communication, 54 (1990), 330-345.
Lucaites, John and
Condit, Celeste,
"Reconstructing <Equality>: Culturetypal and Counter-Cultural
Rhetorics in the Martyrd Black Vision,"
Communication Monographs,
57, (March 1990). Anthologized in
Readings
in Rhetorical Criticism, ed. Carl R. Burgchardt (State College,
Pennsylvania: Strata, 1995), 457-479.
Condit, C. and
Lucaites, J. L., "The
Rhetoric of 'Equality' and the Expatriation of African-Americans,
1776-1826," solicited for special issue of
Communication Studies,
on "Social Movement Studies," 42 (Spring 1991), 1-21.
Condit, C.
“Post-Burke. Transcending the Sub-stance of Dramatism,"
Quarterly Journal of Speech,
78 (August
1992), 349-355. Reprinted in
Landmark Essays on Kenneth Burke,
ed. by B. Brummet (Davis, CA: Hermagoras Press,
1994).
Condit, C.
and Lucaites, J. Malcolm X and
the Limits of the Rhetoric of Revolutionary Dissent,
Journal of Black
Studies,
23 (March 1993), 291-313. Reprinted in
Diversity
in Public Communication: A Reader, ed. Anne E. Laffoon and
Raymie E.
McKerrow (Dubuque, IA: Kendall-Hunt, 1994), pp. 103-123.
Condit, C.
The Critic as Empath.
Western
Journal of Speech Communication, 57 (1993), 178-190.
Condit, Celeste.
The New Science of Human Reproduction: The
Inadequacies of 'Disciplines' for the Understanding of Human Life
(Critical
Review Essay)
Quarterly
Journal of Speech, 79 (1993), 232-265.
Condit, C. Two
Sides to Every Question: Press Coverage of Abortion.
Argumentation,
8, (1994), 327-336.
Condit, Celeste
M. Framing Kenneth Burke: Sad Tragedy or Comic Dance?,
Quarterly Journal of Speech,
February, 1994.
Condit, Celeste M.
Hegemony in a Mass Mediated Society:
Concordance About "Reproductive Technologies,"
Critical Studies
in Mass Communication, 11, #3 (September 1994), 205-230.
Condit, C. &
Williams, M. Gender Differences and Argumentation: A
Positional Account of the Reception of
Genetics Arguments,
Speaker
and Gavel, 32 (1994/1995), 1-12.
Panetta, E. and
Condit, C. Ecocentrism and Argumentative
Competence: Roots of a Postmodern Argument Theory from the
Brazilian Deforestation Debate.
Argumentation,
9, (1995), 203-223.
Condit, C. M.
Contributions of the Rhetorical Perspective to the Placement of Medical
Genetics,
Communication
Studies, (1995) 46, #2, 118-129.
Condit, C.
How Bad Science Stays that Way:
Of Brain Sex, Demarcation, and the Status of Truth in the Rhetoric of
Science.
Rhetoric
Society Quarterly,
26 (1996), 83-109.
Hasian, M., Condit, C.
& Lucaites, J. The Rhetorical Boundaries of 'the Law': A
Consideration of the Rhetorical Culture of Legal Practice and the Case
of the
"Separate But Equal" Doctrine.
Quarterly Journal of Speech,
82
(1996) 323-342. Reprinted in Theodore F.
Scheckels, Janette Kenner Muir, Terry Robertson,
and Lisa Gring-Pemble (Eds.)
Readings
in Political Communication
(Strata
Publishing, 2007).
Condit, CM.
Hegemony, Concordance, and Capitalism:
A Reply to Cloud.
Critical
Studies in Mass Communication, 13
(1996), 382-384.
Condit, C. &
Williams, M. Audience Responses to the Discourse of
Medical Genetics: Evidence Against the Critique of Medicalization,
Health
Communication, 9, #1, (1997), 219-235.
Condit, CM.
Clouding the Issues: The Ideal and the Material in Human
Communication.
Critical Studies in Mass
Communication,
14 (1997), 197-200.
Condit, C.M.
In Praise of Eloquent Diversity:
Gender and Rhetoric as Public Persuasion.
Women's Studies in
Communication, Fall
1997, 20 #2, 91-116 (accepted by previous editor).
Condit, CM, Ofulue, N
& Sheedy, K. Determinism and Mass Media Portrayals of
Genetics.
American
Journal of Human
Genetics, 62, April 1998: 979-84.
And "Reply to Nelkin and Lindee," 63: 663, 1998.
Condit, CM.
The Rhetoric of Intelligent Design:
Alternatives for Science and Religion.
Invited Response Essay for special issue on Intelligent Design.
Rhetoric and Public Affairs,
1, Winter
1998: 593-602 Updated and reprinted in
J.A. Campbell and S. C. Meyer, (Eds.).
Darwinism, Design, and
Public Education,
Michigan State University
Press, 2003.
Condit, CM.
How the Public Understands Genetics:
Non-deterministic and Non-discriminatory Interpretations of the
"Blueprint" Metaphor.
Public
Understandings of Science, 8, No 3 (July 1999), 169-180.
Featured
essay. Translated into Spanish at Quark: Ciencia,
Medicina, Comunicacion y Cultura. To be reprinted in Genetics: Critical
Concepts in Social and Cutlural Theory, Ed. Nanneke Redclift and Sahra
Gibbon,
Taylor and Francis, Ltd., London.
Condit, CM.
Culture and Biology in Human Communication: Toward a Multi-Causal
Model,
Communication Education,
49 (2000), 1-18. And response essay,
"Toward New
'Sciences' of Human Behavior," same issue 29-35.
Condit,
C.M., Ferguson, A., Kassel, R., Thadhani, C., Gooding, H.C.,
Parrott, R. An exploratory study
of the impact of news headlines on genetic
determinism,
Science
Communication
22 , 379-395 (2001).
Sefcovic, E.M. I &
Condit, C.M. (2001).
Narrative and Social change: A Case
Study of the Wagner Act of 1935,
Communication Studies, 52:
284-301.
Ramsey, M., Achter,
P., and Condit, CM. Genetics, Race, and Crime: An Audience Study
Exploring the Effects of The Bell
Curve and Book Reviews,
Critical
Studies in Mass Communication, 18
(March 2001)1-22.
Condit, CM,
D.M.Condit, & P. Achter. Human Equality, Affirmative Action
and
Genetic Models of Human Variation.
Rhetoric
and Public Affairs 4:1 (March 2001): 85-108.
Condit, CM.
A Posthumanist Archaelogical Expedition.
POROI, 1 (2001).
http://inpress.lib.uiowa.edu/poroi
Condit, C.M. &
Condit, D.M. (2001). Blueprints and Recipes: Gendered Metaphors
for Genetic Medicine,
Journal
of Medical Humanities 22:29-40.
Condit, C.M. (2001).
Rhetorical formations of genetics in science
and society,
Rhetoric Review,
20: 12-17.
Condit, CM,
D.M.Condit, & P. Achter. Human Equality, Affirmative Action
and
Genetic Models of Human Variation.
Rhetoric
and Public Affairs 4:1 (March 2001): 85-108.
Condit, C.M. (2001).
What is “public opinion” about genetics?
Nature
Reviews: Genetics, 2; 811-815.
Condit, C.M., Achter,
P., Lauer, I., & Sefcovic, E. (2002). The changing meaning of
“mutation”: a contextualized discourse study.
Human Mutation, 19:
69-75.
Condit, C.M., Bates,
B. R., Galloway,
R., Brown Givens, S., Haynie, C.K., Jordan, J.W., Stables, G., and
West,
H.M. (2002). Recipes or blueprints for
our genes? How contexts selectively
activate the multiple meanings of metaphors,
Quarterly Journal of Speech,
88: 303-325.
Condit, C.M., Parrott,
R.L., Harris, T.M. Lay
Understandings of the Relationship Between Race and Genetics,
Public
Understanding of Science (October 2002). 11: 373-387.
Parrott, R. L, Silk,
K, Condit, C.M.
(2003). Diversity in lay perceptions of
the sources of human traits: Genes, environments, and personal
behaviors,
Social
Science and Medicine. 56, (5): 1099-1109.
B.R. Bates, A.
Templeton, P.J. Achter, T. M.
Harris, C. M. Condit (2003). “What does ‘A Gene for
Heart Disease’ Mean? A Focus Group Study of Public Understandings of
Genetic
Risk Factors,
American
Journal of Medical Genetics, vol. 119A: 156-161.
C.M. Condit, A.
Templeton, B.R.
Bates, J. L. Bevan, Tina M. Harris (in press, October 2003).
Attitudinal barriers to delivery of
race-targeted pharmacogenomics among informed lay persons.
Genetics in
Medicine, 5: 385-392.
Bevan, J. L., Lynch,
J.A., Dubriwny, T.N.,
Harris, T. M., Achter, P. J., Reeder, A. L., Condit, C.M. (2003).
Informed Lay Preferences for Delivery of
Racially Varied Pharmacogenomics,
Genetics in Medicine, 5:
393-399.
Celeste M. Condit, Deirdre M. Condit,
Tasha
Dubriwny, Enid Sefcovic. Lay
Understandings of Sex/Gender and Genetics: A Methodology that Preserves
Polyvocal Coder Input,
Sex
Roles (December 2003), 49 : 557-570. pp. 557-570
R. L. Parrott, K., Silk, J.R. Krieger, T.
Harris,
and C. Condit. (2004). Behavioral Health Outcomes
Associated with
Religious Faith and Media Exposure About Human Genetics,
Health
Communication 16 (1): 29-46.
Parrott, R. L.,
Silk, K. J., Weiner, J., Condit, C. M., Harris, T. M., Bernhardt, J.
(2004).
Deriving Lay Models of Uncertainty about Genes' Role in Illness
Causation to
Guide Communication about Human Genetics,
Journal of Communication,
54,
105-122.
Celeste M. Condit: The Meaning
and Effects of Discourse About Genetics: Methodological Variations in
Studies of
Discourse and Social Change,
Discourse
and Society, July 2004, 15
(4): 391-407.
Bates, B.R.,
Poirot, K., Harris, T.M., Achter, P.J., Condit, C.M. Evaluating
Direct-to-Consumer Marketing of Race-Based Pharmacogenomics: A Focus
Group Study of Public Understandings of Applied Genomic Medication,
Journal
of Health Communication. Vol 9 (#6), (Nov-Dec. 2004), 541-559.
Condit, CM.
Science reporting to the public - is the message twisted?
Canadian
Medical Association Journal (2004, April).
(invited commentary)
Pamela
Sankar, Mildred Cho, Celeste Condit, Linda M. Hunt, Barbara Koenig,
Patricia
Marshall, Sandra Lee, Paul Spicer,
“Genetic Research and Health Disparities,”
Journal of the
American Medical
Association, (2004), v. 291: pp. 2985-2989.
Condit, C. M., Lynch,
J.,A., Dubriwny, T. ,
Parrott, R.L. Lay Understanding and Preference Against Use of the term
“Mutation,”
American Journal
of Medical Genetics, 130A (15 October
2004): 245-250.
Condit, C.M., Parrott,
R.L., Harris, T.M.,
Lynch, J.A., Dubriwny, T. The Role of
“Genetics” in Popular Understandings of Race in the United
States.
Public Understanding of
Science 13
(2004), 249-272.
Condit, C.M., Parrott,
R.L., Bates, B.R.,
Bevan, J.L., Achter, P.J. Exploration of the Impact of Messages About
Genes and
Race on Lay Attitudes.
Clinical
Genetics
(2004), 66: 402-408.
Condit, C. &
Parrott, R. (2004). Perceived
levels of health risk associated with linguistic descriptors and type
of
disease.
Science Communication,
26,
152-161.
Bates, B.R.,
Lynch, J.A., Bevan, J.L., & Condit, C.M. Warranted concerns,
warranted outlooks: A focus group study of
public opinion about genetic research.
Social Science & Medicine 60
(2005)
331-344.
Parrott, R. L., Silk,
K.J., Dillow,
M.r., Krieger, J.L., Harris, T. M., Condit, C.M. (2005).
Development and validation of tools to assess
genetic discrimination and genetically based racism,
Journal of the
National Medical Association, 97 (7), 980-991.
Parrott, R., Silk, K.,
Dorgan, K.,
Condit, C. & Harris, T. (2005). Risk
comprehension and judgments of statistical evidentiary appeals.
Human
Communication Research, 31, 423-452.
Dow, B.J. &
Condit, C.M.
(2005). The state of the art in feminist
scholarship in communication,
Journal
of
Communication, 448-478.
Condit, C. &
Bates, B.
(2005). How lay people respond to
messages about genetics, health, and race.
Clinical Genetics, 68: 97-105.
Condit,
C.M. (2005). “Race” Is
Not a Scientific Concept: Alternative Directions
La «race» n’est pas un concept
scientifique: quelles sont les alternatives?
L'observatoire de la
genetique, October 2005.
Lynch, J.
& Condit, C. (2006). Genes and race in the news: A test of
competing theories of news coverage.
American
Journal of Health Behavior 30
(2) March/April, pp.125-135.
Condit,
C.M. (2006, in press). Contemporary Rhetorical Criticism: Diverse
Bodies Learning New Languages.
Rhetoric
Review.
Condit,
C.
John Cotton: Partisan Preacher.
In Halford Ryan and Bernard
Duffy, American Orators
Before 1900. Westport, CT. Greenwood
Press, 1987, pp. 106-113.
Condit, C. Richard Milhous Nixon: Partisan Political
Persuader. In Halford Ryan and Bernard
Duffy, American Orators of
the
Twentieth Century.
Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1987,
pp. 323-330.
Condit, C.
Nixon's 'Fund': Time as Ideological Resource in the Checker's
Speech. In Michael Leff and Fred J.
Kauffeld, Texts in Context.
Davis, CA:
Hermagoras, 1989, pp. 219-242.
Bernabo, L. and
Condit, C. Two Stories of the Scopes Trial: Legal and
Journalistic Articulations of the
Legitimacy of Science and Religion. In
R. Harriman, Rhetoric, Mass
Media, and the Law: Critical Studies
of Popular Trials, University of Alabama
Press, 1990.
Condit, C. Replacing Oxymora: Instituting Communication
Studies. In Brenda
Dervin et al. Rethinking
Communication: Paradigm
Issues, Ablex, 1990, 154-156.
Condit, C. and Condit,
D., "Smoking OR
Health: Incremental Erosion as a Public Interest Group Strategy," in R.
Heath et al, Eds., Rhetorical
and
Critical Approaches to Public Relations, (Erlbaum, 1991).
Condit, C.
"Opposites in an Oppositional Practice," in Sheryl Permlutter
Brown and Nancy Wyatt,
Eds. Transforming
Visions: Feminist Critiques of Speech
Communication, Hampton
Press, 1993, pp. 205-230.
Powell, K. and Condit,
C. Jesse Daniel Ames, in Women Public
Speakers in the United States,
1925 to the Present: A Bio-Critical Sourcebook, ed. K.K.
Campbell (Westport,
CT: Greenwood Press),1994, pp. 134-146.
Wheaton, P. and Condit, C. Charles Lennox Remond: the First Black
Abolitionist Orator. In Richard Leeman, African-American
Orators, (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.
1996), pp.
302-310.
Condit, C. Robert L. Scott. Entry in the Encylopaedia of
Rhetoric
and Composition,
ed. T. Enos, Garland Publishing, New York, 1996.
Condit, C.
Kenneth Burke and Linguistic Reflexivity: Reflections on the
Scene of the Philosophy of
Communication in the Twentieth Century.
In B. Brock, ed. Kenneth
Burke
and Contemporary European Thought, University of Alabama
Press, 1995, pp. 207-262.
Condit. C.
The Importance of Health Communication for Women in the Era of Genetic
Medicine. Proceedings
of the
SCA Summer Conference on Health Communication, 1995.
Condit, C.
A Right to Life? Reprinted from Decoding Abortion Rhetoric.
In Lloyd Steffen (ed.) Abortion:
A Reader (Cleveland, OH:Pilgrim
Press, 1996), pp. 45-56.
Condit, C. Theory,
Practice, and the Battered
(Woman) Teacher. In Teaching
What
You're Not: Identity Politics in Higher Education, ed. Katherine
J.
Mayberry
(New York: New York
University
Press, 1996). 155-174.
Condit, CM.
"Gender Diversity: A Theory
of Communication for the Postmodern Era," pp. 177-183. In Judith
S. Trent, Ed,. Communication:
Views from the Helm for the 21st
Century. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1997.
Celeste M. Condit and
April M. Greer.
"The Particular Aesthetics of Winston Churchilll's 'War Situation I."
In J. Michael Hogan, Ed. Rhetoric and
Community: Studies in Unity and Fragmentation (pp.
167-203). Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina
Press, 1998.
Condit, CM.
"The Character of 'History' in Rhetoric and Culture Studies:
Recoding Genetics." In Thomas
Rosteck, Ed. At The
Intersection:
Rhetoric and Cultural Studies, (Guilford Press, 1998): 168-185.
Condit,
CM. The materiality of coding: On rhetoric, genetics, and the matter of
life. In Rhetorical
Bodies: Toward a
Material Rhetoric. Ed. JA
Selzer and S Crowley. University of Wisconsin Press, 1999.
Condit, CM.
Women's Reproductive Choices and the Genetic Model of Medicine.
In Body Talk: Rhetoric,
Technology,
Reproduction. Ed. Mary M. Lay, Laura
Gurak, Clare Gravon, and Cynthia Mynti (University of Wisconsin
Press, 2000), pp. 125-141
Condit, CM, Parrott,
RL & O'Grady, B. Principles and Practice of Communication
Processes for Genetics in Public Health.
In Genetics and Public
Health: Translating Advances in Human
Genetics into Disease Prevention and Health Promotion.
Eds.
Muin J. Khoury, Wylie Burke, and Elizabeth Thomson (Oxford University
Press, 2000), 549-568.
Condit, CM. Lay people
actively process
messages about genetics. In Crossing
Over: Genomics in the Public
Arena. Ed. Edna Einsiedel and Frank Timmermans. (pp.
131-143). Calgary,
Alberta, Canada:
University of Calgary Press, 2005.
Condit CM, Parrott,
RL., & Harris TM,
"Laypeople and Behavioral Genetics."
In Erik Parens, Audrey R. Chapman & Nancy Press (Eds.)
Wrestling
with Behavioral Genetics: Science:
Ethics, and Public Conversation (pp. 286-308). Baltimore:
Johns
Hopkins University Press, 2006.
Condit, Celeste M.
“Relationality.” In Gregory J. Shepherd, Jeffrey St. John, and
ed Striphas (Eds.). Communication
as…Perspectives on Theory
(pp. 3-12). Thousand Oaks, CA:
Sage, 2006.
Book Reviews:
Condit,
Celeste, Rev.
of David Zarefsky's Lyndon
Johnson's War on Poverty, in Quarterly Journal of Speech,
1986,
495-496.
Condit, Celeste, Rev.
of Daniel T. Rodger's, Contested
Truths, in Quarterly
Journal of Speech, 75 (1989), 235-238.
Condit, Celeste,
Rev. of Kenneth Cmiel, Democratic
Eloquence, in the Journal
of Historical Education, Fall 1991, pp. 422-425.
Condit, C. Rev. of Carol Tavris, The Mismeasure of
Woman,
in Quarterly
Journal of Speech, (November 1993), 503-504.
Condit, C. "The Particularities of Race," rev.
of E. Culpepper Clarke's The
Schoolhouse Door: Segregation's Last Stand at the University of
Alabma, in Communication
Quarterly, forthcoming. (1994), vol 42, pp. 208-209.
Condit, C. Rev. of
An Unfinished Revolution:
Women and Health Care in America,
ed. Emily Friedman, in Women's
Studies
International Forum, (1995), vol 18 (3), pp. 378-39.
Condit, C.
Rev. of Herman Cohen's History
of Speech Communication, in
Quarterly Journal of Speech,
May 1996, accepted.
Condit, C. Rev. of Robert Branham
and Philip Foner, Lift Every
Voice, in Rhetoric
and Public Affairs
1, #3 (1998): 462-464.
Achter, P. and Condit,
C. Rev. of Jon
Entine's Taboo: Why Black
Atheletes Dominate Sports and Why We're Afraid to Talk About It,
in
American
Scientist, 2000.
Rev. of Speaking About
Abortion in
Women's Studies International
Forum, Spring 2001.
Rev. of Black Image in
the White Mind: Media and Race in America. By Robert
N.
Entman and Andrew Rojecki. For Quarterly Journal of Speech,
87
(August 2001), 330-331.
Rev. of Speaking of
Abortion: Television and
Authority in the Lives of Women, by Andrea L. Press and
Elizabeth R.
Cole. Women’s
Studies International Forum, 23, #5 (Sept/Oct 2000), 658-59.
"Studying
Genetic Popularization," Public
Understanding of Science, 10 (2001): 1-5
(Critical Review Essay of Clones
and Clones and Genetic
Imaginations).
Rev. of M. Morange,
“The Misunderstood
Gene,” Heredity
(2002), 88.
Other
publications:
Celeste M. Condit,
“How to talk to the public about genes: Know where your audience is
coming
from,” Howard
Hughes Medical Institute
Bulletin,
September 2003, 32.
Celeste M. Condit,
"How Should We Study the Symbolizing Animal?" The Çarroll C.
Arnold
Distinguished Lecture, National Communication Association, November,
2004, (Boston: Pearson Academic,
2006).
Prestigious
Invited and Inter-disciplinary Scholarly Lectures:
"Abortion and
the Rhetoric of History," Temple Conference on Discourse
Analysis, 1987
"Reproducing
the Species: Choice, Technocracy, and the State in the 1st Century,"
Drake University
Symposium on the Webster Decision, Dec
1990
"The Rhetoric
of Reproduction in a Technological Age," Humanities
Program, International Women's Day, 1990
Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
"Prime-Time
Abortions: Televisual Transformation of Values" Northern Illinois
University, Social Science
Research Institute, March 1,1990
"Rhetoric and
the Abortion Controversy: Critical
Analysis of Argument and Public Policy,"
Keynote Speech, Women's History Month, Northern Illinois University,
March 1, 1990
"The Argument
Over Equality in American Public Discourse,"invited for the Scholars
Workshop on the Rhetoric of Political Argument, on "Rhetorics as
Politics--Discourses Civic and Academic," at the University of Iowa,
April 26-28, 1991. Sponsored by the
National Endowment for the Humanities.
"Dominant
Ideology, Localism, and Anarchy: Lessons from the American South
1865-1900," and "Rhetoric Against Deconstruction: The Substance of
the Public Vocabulary," presented at the University of Utah,
by invitation, January 17, 1991.
"The Rhetoric
of Reproduction in a Technological Age," invited lecture, University
of
Kansas,
Spring 1992.
"Equality,
Morality, and Genes," Address to the DePauw Undergraduate Honors
Conference, March 1993.
"Act II:
Burke or Post-Burke for the 21st Century?"
Keynote Address, Kenneth Burke Society Conference, May 1993
"Racial
Identity in an Agonistic Culture," invited lecture, American Politics
Workshop, University of Chicago, March 1994
"The
Particular Aesthetics of Winston Churchill's 'War Situation I," plenary
lecture, Public Address Conference, October 1994
"The
Evolution of Genetalk: From Hereditarianism to Medical Genetics,"
National Center for Human Genome
Research Internal Seminar, NIH, December 1994
"Closing
Address," invited lecture at the conference, "The Ethics of Genetic
Testing: Academic, Insurance, and
Health- Care Perspectives," Indiana State University,
March 1996.
"Genetic Medicine and
Public Attitudes:
An Audience Analysis of Determinism,
Discrimination, and Perfectionism."
National Center for Human Genome Research, NIH,
May 23, 1996.
"Lay Audience
Responses to Public Messages About Genetics," invited presentation,
American Association for
the Advancement of Science, February 1997.
"The
Discourse of Medical Genetics," the Auer Lecture, Indiana University,
March 1997.
"Polysemy,
Persuasion, and Social Change: The Case of Medical Genetics," the
Borcher's Lecture, University of Wisconsin, Madison. March 1997.
"The
Metaphors of the Gene" Invited
lecture, NorthwesternUniversity Department of Communication
Studies.
April 1998.
Condit
et al. “Behavior Genetics and Race,” at the Hastings Center,
conference on Behavior Genetics and the Public, Spring 2001.
Celeste Michelle
Condit, Roxanne Parrott, Tina
M. Harris,"Lay Understandings of the Relationship Between Race and
Genetics," presented at the ELSI 10th Anniversary Conference, NIH,
Bethesda, MD, March 2001.
Celeste Michelle
Condit, Roxanne Parrott, Tina
M. Harris,"Lay Understandings of the Relationship Between Race and
Genetics," presented at the "Human Genetic Variation Consortium
Meeting," NIH, Bethesda, MD., June 11, 2001.
“Popular
Representations and Interpretations
of Genetics,”GENE(SIS) CONFERENCE, Henry Art Museum, Spring 2002.
“How to Understand
Everything: The
Contribution of Critical Methodologies,” The Scheidel Lecture,
University of Washington, Spring 2002.
“What do Lay People
Know About Genetics?”
Genetic Literacy and Civic Genetics Meeting,” April 8-9, 2002 at the
Hastings Center,
New York.
“Communicating
about Race and Genetics with the Public,” Whitehead Press Briefing,
October
2002.
National Institutes of
Health, Human Variation Consortium, Presentation 3
February 2003
GELS3
Conference, Calgary Canada, Invited Presentation,
Spring 20036th International Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
Conference, Fall 2003
Literature,
Culture and Genes Conference, Invited Presentation, Vanderbilt
University,
Fall 2003
“Reporting of Human Genetic Variation
Research to the Public,” “a the National Human Genome Institutes
Conference,
“Roundtable on Race.” March 2004. Bethesda, MD.
“What Role Does Language Play in Perception
of Genetic Risk?” Annenberg Workshop on Communicaiting Genetic Risk
Perception,
Philadelphia,
October 1, 2004
“Where is
Public Address? Keynote Speech at the
Biennial Public Address Conference, Washington,
D.C. October 7th, 2004
“How Lay
People Respond to Messages about Race, Health, and Genetics,”
invited presenation, American Society for
Human Genetics Annual Conference, Toronto,
October 2004
“How
Science and Culture Make Race ‘Genetic’”, Literature, Culture and
Genetics
Conference, Duke University, November 2004
“How
Should We Study the Symbolizing Animal? The Carroll Arnold Lecture,
National
Communication Association, November 2005, Chicago.
“How
Should We study the Interaction of Biology and Symbolics” Invited
Lecture, Purdue University,
November 04
“Lay and
Expert Accounts of Gene-Environment Interactions” Institute for
Behavioral
Research, UGA, October 18? 04
“Why
Physics Works,” to the UGA Physics Colloquium, Fall 2004.
Selected papers presented at
professional and
learned societies:
Function and
Culture in Genre Analysis of Social Movement, Central States Speech
Association
April 1982
The Function of
Epideictic: The Power of the Communal
Symbol in the Boston
Massacre Orations, Southern States Speech Communication Association,
April 1982
The Rise of an
Ideograph: The 'Family' in the Ideology
of the New Right, Central States Speech Association Conference, April
1982
A Semiotic Model
of Value, SCA November 1982
The Rhetoric of
the New Right: Ideas and Consequences, Southern Speech Communication
Association
Conference, April 1983
A Rationale for
the Criticism of Political Argumentation, Southern Speech Communication
Association Conference, April 1983
Democracy and
Civil Rights: Universalization in Public Argument, Birmingham
Conference on Ideology
and Public
Argument, May 1983
Social Change and
Social Actors: The Arguments of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King,
Jr., Alta Conference on
Argumentation, August 1983
Abortion
Rhetoric, Mellon Colloquium, Tulane University,
October 1983
Myth, Metaphor,
Ideographs: The Interaction of Units of
Discourse, SCA November 1983
Rhetoric and
Social Change in the Contemporary American Abortion Controversy, SCA
November
1983
Why the Jury
Acquitted and the Newspapers Convicted: A Rhetorical Analysis of a
Murder
Trial. SCA November 1984 (With Ann
Selzer).
Legitimacy and
Universal Argument: Abortion and the
Roman Catholic Church, SCA November 1984
Abortion, Women
and Religion, Southeastern Women's
Studies Conference, March 1985
Quintilian on
Rhetorical Narrative: Truth, Beauty, and Power as Correctives to
Literary
Conceptions of Narrative, International
Society for the History of Rhetoric, St. John's College, Oxford,
England,
August 1985.
Rhetoric and
History in the Contemporary American Abortion Controversy, SCA
November 1985.
Families of
Discourse, SCA November 1985.
Public Discourse
and Private Lives: The Case of Abortion
Discourse, ICA May 1986.
Liberal Politics
and the Aestheticization of Power, SCA
November 1986.
Equality in the
Martyrd Black Vision (With John Lucaites), SCA November 1986.
Richard Nixon's
First Inaugural Address (With Jennifer Selby),
SCA November 1986.
Ideology and the
'System' in the Production of Abortion Compromise, ICA
May 1987
Rhetoric and
Ideology: The Pensacola
Abortion Clinic Bombings, SCA November1987.
Abortion and the
Rhetoric of History," invited lecture,Temple Conference
on Discourse Analysis, Spring 1987
Rhetoric,
Politics, and Culture, International Communication Association
(hereafter, ICA),
May 1988.
The Martyrd Black
Word: The Oratory of Martin Luther King, Jr. 20th Anniversary
Commemoration, Atlanta GA, MLK Foundation and SCA (with John
Lucaites) March 1988
Constructing
Public Morality on Television: Cagney and Lacey on Abortion, SCA
November 1988.
Deconstructing Darwin: 'Man' as
the
Origin of Species, Speech Communication Association National
Conference,
(hereafter, SCA) November1988
Malcolm X and The
Limits of the Rhetoric of Dissent, SCA, November 1989
Spotlight Panel:
Ethnicity and the Media, Southern States Speech Convention, April 1990
"Contextual
Criticism," with Marouf Hasian, Southern States Speech Convention,
April
1991
"Technologically
Assisted Procreation: What the Media
Tells Women," Speech Communication Association
Convention, November
1992
"Argument as
Method: Extending its Uses and
Limitations," Speech Communication Association National
Conference, Miami, 1993
Response to
Tompkins and Cheney, "Extensions of the Burkeian System," Central
States Speech Association, April
1994
Respondent,
"African-American Rhetoric," panel SCA November 1994
Respondent,
"Race Trials," panel, SCA November 1994
"Disclosure: Backlash or
Boundary Work?" SCA, November 1994
(with Lynette Long)
"Theory, Practice, and the
Battered (Woman) Teacher," SCA, November 1994
General Session:
"SCA'S Essence and the Widening Gyre: Unifying Credos," SCA,
November 1995.
Condit, C. Conference
Summary, Public Address
Conference, Champaign, IL.
Condit, C. Respondent,
"Outing Science: The Construction of Other in Scientific
Discourse," SCA 1996
Condit, C.
Respondent, "Rhetorical Responses to Oppression: Three Case Studies,"
SCA 1996
Condit, C.
"The Perils and Pleasures of Historicity:
Contested Meanings of the Genetic Code," SCA 1996
Condit, C. "Gender
Diversity: A Theory of Communication for a Postmodern Era,"
in the prestigious "At the Helm" Series. Speech Communication
Association, Fall 1996
"Scholarship on African
American Communication and Culture," NCA 1998.
"The Intellectual Bases for
Diversity" First Vice President's
Panel, NCA 1998
"Re-visioning
Feminism: Generations and the Interrogation
of History," (A First Vice President's "Highlighted" Exemplary
Program), National Communication Association.
Lay Understandings
of Sex/Gender and Genetics: A Methodology Preserving Polyvocal Coder
Input, NCA
2002 November, Celeste Condit,* Deirdre Condit, Enid Sefcovic, Carolina
Acosta-Alzuru, Sonja Brown-Givens, Cindy Dietz, Roxanne Parrott
Public Media:
Radio interviews
with public radio stations in Illinois, Washington, D.C. , Washington,
and Philadelphia. Interview of Valerie Palakow for
WUGA/Humanities
Center program "The Bigger Picture."
Interviews to the Los
Angeles Times, Ladies
Home Journal,
CNN/International, AtlantaConstitution
and Journal, Lingua
Franca,
Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Georgia Research Reporter,
Red
and Black, Athens
Banner Herald, WUGA, Columns, essay in The
Chronicle of Higher Education, Globe
and Mail, July 2005.
"The
Social Impact of Medical Genetics," Kiwanis
club,
Fall 1994, 1997.
PhD's Directed: Kimberly
Powell (1992), Marouf Hasian (1993), Virgie Nobles Harris (1993), Lisa
Flores
(1994), Robert Frank (1995), Kim Kline (1996), Diane Miller (1996),
Enid
Sefcovic (1997), Lynette Long (1997), Sally Caudill (1998), Joe Bellon
(1999),
Joanna Ploeger-Tsoulos (1999) , Kris Sheedy (2000), John Jordan (2001),
Ben
Bates (2002), Nneka Ofulue (2004?), Tasha Dubrwiny (2005), John Lynch
(2005)
MA's
Directed:
John Delicath (1992), Gretchen Van
Wye , Nneka
Ofulue (1998), John Jordan (1998)
Current
PhD Advisees: Marita Gronnvoll
PhD
Committees Served: Seok
Hyung Kim (sociology), David Sutton, Jean DeHart, Beverly
Johnson, Melanie Williams (comprehensive examinations
only), Raka Shome, Elfriede Fursich (journalism), Anita Brown (CFD),
David Scott (journalism), Steve Kogan (CFD), Carolina Alcosta
Alzura (journalism), Michele
Ramsey, Paul Achter, Caitlin Wills, Kathi Wilson, Patrick Wheaton,
Kristan
Poirot, Ashli Quesinberry, Jessica Brow, Windy Lawrence, Ken Rufo,
Christina
Morus, Mike Davis, Davi Johnson, Wendy
Atkins-Sayre, Dylan Wolfe
MA
Committees Served: Randy Saisslin,
Enid
Sefcovic, Allyson Mann
(journalism), Greg Sanchez, Margaret Daniels, John Hyatt, Sean Brooks,
Ken
Rufo, David Botelho (geography), Robbie Quinn, Lisa Slawter, Jamie
Landau
Current
Committees: Robert Avery,
Melanie
McNaughton, Eric Jenkins,
Shanara Reid, Kristy Maddux, Jarrod Atchinson, Lisa Slawter
Other
Recent Service to Graduate Education:
- Women's Studies
Graduate Student Conference,
respondent, 1994, 1995.
- OID Teaching
Workshop: "More than Just the Facts: Giving
A Lecture", Fall 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000
- Talk with Graduate
Students--Job Interviews, October 1995,
Department
of Speech Communication.
- "Building
Your Community," closing lecture to the UGA
Department
of Speech Communication's Graduate
Research
Conference, 1996
- "How to do a
Convention," discussion with Graduate Student
Speech
Communication Association, UGA Fall 1996
- TA Workshop:
lecture on teaching "Delivery" Fall 1996
- TA Workshop:
discussion leader on Oral Critiques of Speeches,
Spring
1998
- NCA Doctoral
Honors Seminar, Rhetoric Area Leader, 2000
- Director of
Graduate Studies, SPC 2000-2001
- TA Workshop: Job
Interviewing, October 2004
- Selection
Committee for Graduate Awards, 2006
Other
Recent Service to Undergraduate Education:
- Foundation Fellows
Selection Committee, Spring 1998
- SPC 108 Speech
Contest Judge
- Lilly Fellows Mentor to Rodney Mauricio
(Biology)
- Foundation Fellows
Dinner Seminars, Fall 2000,
2002
- Rhodes and Marshall
Scholarship Interview
Preparation Panels, UGA 2002, 2006
- Students mentored on
honors thesis and
research projects: Holly Gooding, Ben Pope, Candace Stargell, Sana
Qureshi,
Karen Petree, Valerie Elston, Adam Thomas
Selected
University Service:
Chair,
Awards
Committee (departmental); Chair,
Women's Studies Evening Program, 1990; Chair, Rhetoric Committee, 1990,
1999-2000, 2002-2004; Dean's Committee for the Humanities,
1990-92; Chair, Franklin College Awards
Committee, 1991; Search Committee for
Dean of Arts and Sciences, 1992-93; Dept of Speech Communication:
Organizer,
Dept. Colloquium; University Grievance Committee, 1994; Women's Studies
Tenure
and Promotion Advisory Committee, 1994 (Chair, 1995).
Departmental Search Committees: Women's
Studies, 1990, Dept. of English, Rhetoric and Composition, 1994-95;
Department
of History, 1998, Department of Philosophy, 1999-2000; Program Review
Committee, 1994-96; Chair, Graduate Faculty Appointment Committee,
Social and
Behavioral Sciences, Graduate College, 1994-95; Tenure and Promotion
Advisory
Committee, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Franklin College of Arts and
Sciences, 1996-1998, 2002-2003; Advisory Committee for the Search for
Senior
Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, Spring 1998;
University Review
Committee, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2000; Center for the
Humanities and
Arts, Executive Board, 2000-2003 (Chair 2002-2003); President’s
Faculty Advisory Council
2000-2003; Chair, Sociology Department Head Search; OVPR Research
Advisory
Committee (2002-2003); Provost’s Ad hoc Committee for Review of the
University
Awards (2002); CHA Wilson Professorship Selection Advisory Committee,
2004;
Women’s Studies Institute, Advisory Board, 2003-04, Advisory Committee
of the
Regenerative Medicine Center 2004-, Search Committee, Genetics/Social
Sciences Targeted Search,
2005-2006
Distinguished Research
Professor Selection
Committee, 2006; Special Tenure and Promotion Committee, 2006
Service
on Grant Reviews:
University
of Illinois
Research Board, 1988, 1989
National Endowment
for the Humanities, Summer Stipends, 1992, 1993
NIH ELSI Review
Panel, November 2002
Canadian Health
Research Fund, 2002
National Science
Foundation, STS Division, 2004
Other
Service:
Howard University
ELSI-CEER Grant Consultant
