Professor’s book uncovers calls to action in children’s.

This dissertation examines the changing landscape of democracy and citizenship in a post September 11, 2001 world. In particular, the study investigates cultural themes present in the United States about Muslim women and their newfound democratic freedoms.

Thesis Committee: Dr. Sara VanderHaagen (advisor), Dr. Leslie Harris, Dr. Chia Vang (History). Professional Affiliation Director of Programs and Assessments, Midwest Asian American Students Union, 2019-2021. Short Bio. Outside of academia, I enjoy playing volleyball, League of Legends, and discovering Milwaukee’s hidden gems!

The study of communication examines how language is used to generate meanings within and across various contexts, cultures, and media. The mission of the Department of Communication is to provide students with education in the theory, history, ethics and practice of communication and to prepare them for careers and leadership in a wide variety of professions.

The Cultures of Memory Memory Connection Volume 2, Number 1 is called The Cultures of Memory. Published in association with Syracuse University (US) and York St John University (UK), it comprises.

Sara VanderHaagen, Assistant Professor. Ph.D., 2010, Northwestern University. Rhetorical studies, public memory, race and gender. A current listing of the graduate faculty can be found in the UNLV Graduate Catalog. Faculty must hold either associate or full graduate faculty status to be involved in graduate education at UNLV. For.

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Sara C. VanderHaagen Prior to the unveiling of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C. in the fall of 2011, controversy swirled about a paraphrased quotation etched on the side of.

The existing body of literature supports the contention that while Black women's race consciousness is taken for granted in studies, the ramifications of racial discrimination are often.

Sara C. VanderHaagen This article mines the work of philosopher Paul Ricoeur in order to construct a critical framework for the rhetorical analysis of public memory.

Sara C. VanderHaagen; Prior to the unveiling of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C. in the fall of 2011, controversy swirled about a paraphrased quotation etched on the side of.

Sara C. VanderHaagen holds a Ph.D. from Northwestern University and is a teacher and scholar of rhetoric and public address focusing on race, gender, and memory. She is an assistant professor of communication at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Table of Contents. Acknowledgments ix. Chapter 1 Locating Memories and Agents in Children's Biographies 1. Chapter 2 Public Memory as a.

Sarah Vanderhaagen, Assistant Professor, Communication. PhD 2010, Northwestern University. Previously Assistant Professor at University of Nevada-Las Vegas. Research focus: My work explores how we use rhetoric to tell and revise stories about the past in order to shape identities, urge action, and create a sense of belonging. I am most interested in how our shared stories about the past.