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- Professor
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Conrad, Charles Professor
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- Professor, Communication, College of Liberal Arts
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Publications
selected publications
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academic article
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Conrad, C., & Cudahy, C.
(2010).
Rhetoric and the origins of the Canadian Medicare system. Rhetoric and Public Affairs.
13(4), 543-580.
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Conrad, C., & Malphurs, R.
(2008).
Are We There Yet? Are We There Yet?. Management Communication Quarterly.
22(1), 123-146.
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Conrad, C.
(2007).
Standing on the Shoulders of Others. Management Communication Quarterly.
20(4), 458-463.
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Conrad, C.
(2004).
Organizational Discourse Analysis: Avoiding the Determinism– Voluntarism Trap. Organization.
11(3), 427-439.
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Acosta, C., Leon, V. J., Conrad, C., Gonzalez, R., & Malave, C. O.
(2004).
Case study on culture and the implementation of manufacturing strategy in Mexico. Journal of Manufacturing Systems.
23(3), 204-214.
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Conrad, C.
(2004).
The Illusion of Reform: Corporate Discourse and Agenda Denial in the 2002 "Corporate Meltdown". Rhetoric and Public Affairs.
7(3), 311-338.
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Conrad, C.
(2003).
Setting the Stage. Management Communication Quarterly.
17(1), 5-19.
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Conrad, C.
(2003).
Stemming the Tide: Corporate Discourse and Agenda Denial in the 2002 `Corporate Meltdown'. Organization.
10(3), 549-560.
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Conrad, C., & Millay, B.
(2001).
Confronting Free Market Romanticism: Health Care Reform in the Least Likely Place. Journal of Applied Communication Research.
29(2), 153-170.
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CONRAD, C., & POOLE, M. S.
(1997).
Introduction. Communication Research.
24(6), 581-592.
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Conrad, C., & Macom, E. A.
(1995).
Re‐visiting Kenneth Burke: Dramatism/logology and the problem of agency. Southern Communication Journal.
61(1), 11-28.
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Conrad, C. R.
(1993).
Political Debates as Televisual Form. 30, 1-15.
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Taylor, B., & Conrad, C.
(1992).
Narratives of sexual harassment: Organizational dimensions. Journal of Applied Communication Research.
20(4), 401-418.
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Conrad, C.
(1991).
Communication in conflict: Style‐strategy relationships. Communication Monographs.
58(2), 135-155.
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Conrad, C.
(1988).
Identity, Structure and Communicative Action in Church Decision-Making. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.
27(3), 345-345.
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Conrad, C. R.
(1988).
Hegemony, Power and Self in Country Work Songs,. Critical Studies in Mass Communication.
5, 179-201.
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Conrad, C.
(1986).
Barriers to Communication in Complex 1 Pharmaceutical Organizations. Clinical Research Practices and Drug Regulatory Affairs.
4(6), 485-509.
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Conrad, C.
(1986).
Barriers to communication in complex pharmaceutical organizations. Clinical Research Practices and Drug Regulatory Affairs.
4(6), 485-509.
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Conrad, C.
(1985).
Chrysanthemums and swords: A reading of contemporary organizational communication theory and research. Southern Speech Communication Journal.
50(3), 189-200.
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Conrad, C.
(1984).
Phases, pentads, and dramatistic critical process. Communication Studies.
35(2), 94-104.
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Wood, J. T., & Conrad, C.
(1983).
Paradox in the experiences of professional women. WESTERN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION.
47(4), 305-322.
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Conrad, C.
(1983).
Power and performance as correlates of supervisors’ choice of modes of managing conflict: A preliminary investigation. WESTERN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION.
47(3), 218-228.
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Conrad, C.
(1983).
The rhetoric of the moral majority: An analysis of romantic form. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH.
69(2), 159-170.
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Wood, J., & Conrad, C. R.
(1983).
Paradox in the Experience of Professional Women. Western journal of speech communication : WJSC.
47, 304-318.
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Conrad, C. R.
(1983).
Supervisors' Choices of Modes of Managing Conflict. Western journal of speech communication : WJSC.
47, 218-228.
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Downs, C. W., & Conrad, C.
(1982).
Effective Subordinancy. International Journal of Business Communication.
19(2), 27-37.
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Conrad, C.
(1981).
The transformation of the “old feminist” movement. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH.
67(3), 284-297.
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Conrad, C.
(1981).
Agon and rhetorical form: The essence of “old feminist”; rhetoric. Communication Studies.
32(1), 45-53.
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Conrad, C., & Cudahy, C.
(2010).
Rhetoric and the origins of the Canadian Medicare system. Rhetoric and Public Affairs.
13(4), 543-580.
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book
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Conrad, C., & Poole, M. S.
(2012).
Strategic Organizational Communication In a Global Economy. JOhn Wiley & Sons.
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Conrad, C.
(2011).
Organizational Rhetoric. Polity.
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Acosta, C., Leon, V. J., Conrad, C. R., & Malave, C.
(2010).
The Global Engineer. Taylor & Francis.
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Acosta, C., Leon, V. J., Conrad, C., & Malave, C. O.
(2009).
Global engineering: Design, decision making, and communication. CRC Press.
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Conrad, C.
(1993).
The Ethical nexus. Ablex Publishing Corporation.
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Conrad, C., & Poole, M. S.
(2012).
Strategic Organizational Communication In a Global Economy. JOhn Wiley & Sons.
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chapter
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Putnam, L. L., & Conrad, C. R.
(2013).
Teaching organizational communication. Teaching Communication: Theory, Research, and Methods.
(pp. 141-156).
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Russell, K., Dortch, M., Gordon, R., & Conrad, C.
(2013).
Ethical Dilemmas in the Financial Industry. Case Studies in Organizational Communication: Ethical Perspectives and Practices Case studies in organizational communication: Ethical perspectives and practices.
(pp. 35-48).
SAGE Publications, Inc..
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Conrad, C., Baker, J. S., Cudahy, C., & Willyard, J.
(2010).
The Dialectics of Organizational Crisis Management. The Handbook of Crisis Communication.
(pp. 607-634).
Wiley-Blackwell.
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Heath, R. L., Toth, E. L., & Waymer, D.
(2009).
Rhetorical and Critical Approaches to Public Relations II. Rhetorical and Critical Approaches to Public Relations II: Second Edition.
(pp. 170-194).
Routledge.
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Dutta, M. J., & Zoller, H.
(2008).
Emerging Perspectives in Health Communication. Emerging Perspectives in Health Communication: Meaning, Culture, and Power.
(pp. 365-389).
Routledge.
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Cheney, G., Christensen, L. T., Conrad, C., & Lair, D. J.
(2004).
Corporate Rhetoric as Organizational Discourse. The SAGE Handbook of Organizational Discourse.
(pp. 79-104).
SAGE Publications Ltd.
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Putnam, L. L., & Conrad, C. R.
(2013).
Teaching organizational communication. Teaching Communication: Theory, Research, and Methods.
(pp. 141-156).
Research
awards and honors
- Donald H. Ecroyd Award for Outstanding Teaching in Higher Education, conferred by National Communication Association - (Washington D.C., District of Columbia, United States), 2003
- Karl R Wallace Memorial Award, conferred by National Communication Association - (Washington D.C., District of Columbia, United States), 1984
Teaching
teaching activities
- COMM203 Hnr-public Speaking Instructor
- COMM320 Hnr-organizational Comm Instructor
- COMM323 Strategic Communication Instructor
- COMM431 Hnr-rhet Of Social Movements Instructor
- COMM446 Hnr-comm Organztns & Society Instructor
- COMM446 Hnr-comm Organztns & Society Instructor
- COMM497 Hnr-independent Honors Study Instructor
- COMM685 Directed Studies Instructor
- COMM691 Research Instructor
- COMM691 Research Instructor
Works By Students
chaired theses and dissertations
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Boys, Suzanne Elizabeth (2007-12). A dialogic model for analyzing crisis communication: an alternative approach to understanding the roman catholic clergy sex abuse crisis.
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Browning, Blair Wilson (2007-12). Teams in transition: an ethnographic case-study highlighting cohesion and leadership in a collegiate athletic team.
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Carter, Misti Hill (2015-12). Physicians and Medical Malpractice: Why do Doctors have Unwarranted Fears?.
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Cowan, Renee L. (2009-12). Walking the Tightrope: Workplace Bullying and the Human Resource Professional.
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Cruz, Joelle (2012-08). Food, Peace and Organizing: Liberian Market Women in Peacetime.
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James, Eric Preston (2014-08). Fitting In: Extreme Corporate Wellness and Organizational Communication.
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Peplow, Amber Leigh (2003-05). Creating change in the SEIU and the AFL-CIO: The role of identity.
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Prothro, John Samuel (2004-08). The misguided reaction: reconsidering intelligence flow before 11 September 2001.
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Shipley, Jonathan (2017-08). Becoming "Community Engaged": Engaged Scholarship, the Carnegie Foundation, and Tenure and Promotion at R1 Universities.
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Siepel, Jennifer Lynn (2008-05). Behind the scenes, or at least behind your back: hidden conflict during organizational change.
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Whitten, Rachel Linwood (2015-12). These Are Not the Stores You're Looking For: An Analysis of Target Canada as a Rhetorical Situation and Failed Memory Place.
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Yuan, Yuchun (2003-08). The mixed economy in China: through rhetorical perspective.
Background
education and training
Contact
first name
- Charles
has last name
- Conrad
mailing address
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Texas A&M University
Communication
4234 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-4234
USA
Other
- cconrad@tamu.edu