Faculty Publications
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2006
Analyze This: Developing a Coding Scheme for Measuring Interactivity Features in the Context of State Tourism Web Sites,
, Proceedings of the American Academy of Advertising, Austin, TX, p.222-231, (2006)
A Dr. Doolittle primer: Determining how america’s zoos use public relations membership techniques as effective customer relationship marketing strategies,
, Services Marketing Quarterly, Volume 27, Number 3, p.91-114, (2006)
Man or Mouse - Which is Better: Proctored or Online Exams? A Comparison of Test Scores Among a Graduate Public Relations Management Course,
, AEJMC – PR Division, San Francisco, (2006)
The significance of crisis communication in the aftermath of 9/11: A national investigation of how tourism managers have re-tooled their promotional campaigns,
, Tourism Crises: Management Responses and Theoretical Insight, Binghamton, NY, (2006)
The significance of crisis communication in the aftermath of 9/11: A national investigation of how tourism managers have re-tooled their promotional campaigns,
, Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, Volume 19, Number 2/3, p.77-90, (2006)
2005
A Survey of Attitudes toward Civic Engagement among UT Public Relations Interns,
, College of Communication & Information 27th Annual Research Symposium, University of Tennessee, (2005)
Consummate Counselors vs. Crisis Communicators: The Challenge for the Catholic Church,
, AEJMC – PR Division, San Antonio, TX, (2005)
Does Healthy Internal Relationship Management Really Affect Soldiers? A Post Hoc Analysis to Determine How Communication and Leadership Influence Military Morale,
, NCA – PR Division, Boston, (2005)
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! An examination of membership communication programs among our nation’s zoos,
, Journal of Hospitality & Leisure Marketing, Volume 12, Number 1-2, p.57-77, (2005)
Students’ Attitudes toward Ethical Behavior on Campus,
, NCA – PR Division, Boston, (2005)
Using the port of entry report as a benchmark: Survey results of on-the-job training among public relations internship site managers,
, Public Relations Review, Volume 31, Number 2, p.301-304, (2005)
What kinds of vacation travelers are surfing the 'net? A marketing segmentation study,
, Journal of Website Promotion, Volume 1, Number 3, p.75-97, (2005)
What do They Get When They “Give Back?” A Three-year Study of Public Relations student Attitudes toward Civic Engagement,
, AEJMC – PR Division, San Antonio, (2005)
2004
A public relations segmentation study: Using grunig's nested segmentation model and Yankelovich's generational influences model to distinguish vacation traveler publics,
, Journal of Hospitality & Leisure Marketing, Volume 11, Number 1, p.5-30, (2004)
A Survey of On-the-Job Training among UT Public Relations Internship Site Managers,
, College of Communication & Information 26th Annual Research Symposium, University of Tennessee, (2004)
Beyond the ‘publish or perish’ philosophy: A method for quantifying university-based service,
, Teaching Public Relations Monograph, Volume 62, (2004)
Consumer Relations,
, The Encyclopedia of Public Relations, Thousand Oaks, CA, (2004)
Communicating effectively in the wake of adversity: Strategies employed by convention & visitors bureaus after Sept. 11th,
, Iowa Journal of Communication, Volume Special 9/, p.125-146, (2004)
Demographic Analysis,
, The Encyclopedia of Public Relations, Thousand Oaks, CA, (2004)
Moving Forward: Jump-starting the Research Stream of Quality Customer Service Public Relations Management,
, NCA – PR Division, (2004)
Psychographic Analysis,
, The Encyclopedia of Public Relations, Thousand Oaks, CA, (2004)
Reality Check: Do Students Have what Practitioners Want? A Field Study of Public Relations Internship Site Managers,
, AEJMC – Careers and Internship Division, Toronto, (2004)
Spin,
, The Encyclopedia of Public Relations, Thousand Oaks, CA, (2004)
The significance of public relations in enhancing employee relations: Results from a tri-city employee relations audit,
, Business Research Yearbook, Volume 11, Lanham, Maryland, p.63-67, (2004)
The tourism industry’s reaction in action: Re-strategizing promotional campaigns in the wake of 9/11,
, Language, Symbols, and the Media: Communication in the Aftermath of the World Trade Center Attack, New Brunswick, NJ, (2004)
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