As the moderator for the #NCA22 Game Studies Top Papers session as I am reminded of the wisdom of one of my mentors Raymond Puchot, who stated that moderators must: “be able to cheer the work of the scholars, provide a clear summary of the individual papers & the connective elements between the various presentations, …
My opening remarks from the 2020 National Communication Association Game Studies Interest Division’s Virtual Preconference.
This post is the third in a series for my tenure file. The focus of this post is about the value of my professional service to the larger academic community.
Communication at Play was a beautiful theme for the National Communication Association 2018 annual conference (NCA2018). I thought the event as a whole was an excellent opportunity for scholars from various locations, academic backgrounds, and research practices to come together and celebrate what defines our discipline. This post is a brief overview of my experiences …
The following post represents the proposed by-laws for the new Game Studies interest divisions in the National Communication Association. I drafted this language to be reviewed by the membership of the division before NCA2014.