CSCA - Political Communication - Fall Newsletter/Convention Reminders
CSCA - 2012 - Political Communication Interest Group - Call for Papers/Reminders
CSCA - 2012 Conference - Political Communication IG - Reminder & Request
CSCA - 2011 Conference - Political Communication Reminders
CSCA Political Division Newsletter- Spring 2011
Spring 2011 Newsletter Ready for Review
Fall 2009 Newsletter
Spring 2009 Newsletter
Fall 2008 Newsletter
Spring 2008 Newsletter
Fall 2007 Newsletter
Spring 2007 Newsletter Now Available
Political Communication
The mission of the Political Communication Interest Group is to support the teaching and research of political communication. The scope of the Interest Group is broad, as the study of politics and communication may encompass the communicative activity of citizens, individual political figures, governmental institutions, the media, political campaigns, advocacy groups, and social movements. This Interest Group recognizes and encourages research that addresses political communication topics in all contexts and levels of analysis, employing a variety of methodologies.
Chair: Mike Milford, Auburn University
Vice Chair: Benjamin Warner, University of Kansas
Secretary: Ryan Shepard, University of Kansas
2012 Program Planner: Benjamin Warner, warnerben@gmail.com
2013 Program Planner:
Interest Groups
- Overview
- Adjunct/Temporary Faculty Caucus
- Argumentation and Forensics
- Basic Course
- Communication Education
- Communication Ethics & Freedom of Expression
- Communication Theory
- Community College
- G.I.F.T.
- Graduate Student Caucus
- Health Communication
- Instructional Resources
- Intercultural Communication
- Interpersonal and Small Group Communication
- Kenneth Burke Society
- Media Studies
- Organizational and Professional Communication
- Performance Studies and Theatre
- Political Communication
- Popular Culture
- Public Relations
- Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
- Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Caucus
- States Advisory Council
- Undergraduate Programs
- Women's Caucus

