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RESEARCH
(See also Research Agenda [pdf])
Refereed Publications:
Geist-Martin, P., Becker,
C., Carnett, S., & Slauta, K. (2008, Revise & resubmit). “The Call to Hawaii: Holistic Practitioners’ Perspectives of their
Communicative Practices of Healing.” Communication
and Medicine. New York: Mouton De Gruyer.
Becker, C. (2004). “Data-Driven, Dynamic Approaches to
Intercultural Communication and Diversity Training in Organizations,” in Emerging
Perspectives VII: Multicultural and International Perspectives. Cresskill, New Jersey:
Hampton
Press.
Becker, C. (2001). [Review of Writing the New Ethnography]. Journal of Social Science, 38, 3.
Becker, C., Levitt, S. & Moreman S. (1998a). "Computers, New Information and Communication Technologies, Power and the Status of Women in Organizations." In Barnett, G. & Thayer, L. (Eds.) Organizational Communication: Emerging Perspectives VI. Norwood, New Jersey: Ablex.
Becker, C. (1997a). "The Analysis of Organizational Culture as a Thermodynamic Process." In Barnett, G. & Thayer, L. (Eds.) Organizational Communication: Emerging Perspectives V. Norwood, New Jersey: Ablex.
Becker, C. (1997b). "Toward
an Ethical Theory for Comparative Political Communication Based on the
Coherence Between Universal Human Rights and Cultural Relativism." International and Intercultural Communication Annual, Vol. XX. Sacramento: Sage Publications.
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BOOK CHAPTERS:
Becker, C. & Corey, F. (2003). “Geocommunication: A paradigm of place.” In Clair, R. (Ed.) Expressions of Ethnography. Albany: SUNY Press.
Becker, C. & Levitt, S. (1999). "Women in Organizations: Perceptions of Power." In Salem, P. (Ed.) Organizational Communication and Change. Cresskill, New Jersey: Hampton Press.
Becker, C. (1998b). "The Ways in Which Communication May Foster or Inhibit Socialization: The Case of Brazilian Immigrants in Japan." In Gumpertz, G. & Drucker, S. (Eds.) The Huddled Masses. Cresskill, New Jersey: Hampton Press.
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ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS:
Becker, C. & Easely B. (1993). "Applied communication education: A participatory model." ERIC Data Base. Indiana University, Bloomington.
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GRANT REPORT:
Becker, C. &
Geist-Martin, P. (2004). The call to Hawaii: Holistic practitioners’ communication and the
Healing Encounter. Submitted to New Moon
via Hawaii Community
Foundation.
Becker, C. (2002c). Talking Story: Diversity at the University of Hawaii, Hilo. Submitted to the SEED Office at UH Manoa.
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FUNDING ACTIVITIES:
Primary Investigator, “Interviews with healers
on the Healing Island.”
Grant funded by New Moon Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation, June
2003-August 2004. $2,465.
Conference Presentation, “A data-driven
dynamic approach to diversity in organizations: Talking story about
diversity at the University of Hawaii, Hilo.” Hawaii
International Conference on Social Sciences.” June. URC Travel
Award, Spring 2002. $1,286.00.
Respondent, Eight student panelists from Organizational Communication
(COM 440) presented research proposals at, “Showcasing Diversity:
Research from a multicultural perspective conference” at UH
Manoa. President’s Diversity and Equity Initiative Grant and the
Associated Students of the University of Hawaii. March, 2002. 18 air
coupons.
Participant, Grant-Writing Workshop. University of Hawaii, Hilo. March 8, 2002.
Primary Investigator, “Talking Story: Diversity at UHH.”
President’s Diversity and Equity Initiative, Spring 2002.
$4,341.45.
Advisor, “Islands and Beaches: Crossing Cultural
Landscapes,” proposed by the Division of Student Affairs, UHH.
President’s Diversity and Equity Initiative Grant, $4843.00.
Primary Investigator, “Organizational Culture and Diversity at
UHH.” Seed Grant to URC, Spring, 2001. $7,450. Denied. (Revised
and resubmitted to President’s Diversity Initiative).
Conference Presentation, “Hawaiian spirituality,
eco-communication, and empowerment.” Paper presented as part of a
panel organized for the National Communication Association Annual
Conference, Seattle. URC Travel Award, November, 2000. $1,400.
Conference Presentation, "Voices seldom heard: The stories of displaced
female managers and executives." Paper presented on a panel organized
on communication in the age of the displaced worker for the National
Communication Association conference, New York, New York. November.
University Research Revolving Fund. Nov, 1998. $1,387.00.
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CONFERENCES (Refereed):
Becker, C. (2007). Flashes of life on the Honoli‛i: Surf Culture
and Communication on the Island
of Hawaii. Oceanic Popular Culture Association Annual
Meeting. Honolulu. June.
Becker, C.,Carnett, S.,
Slauta, K., Geist-Martin, P. (2005).
“Exploring the Rhythms of Healing on the Island of Hawai'i.
Becker, C. (2005) &
Cassidy, L. (2005) “Learning to Stand by Surfing.” Western Communication Association
Conference. San Francisco. November.
Becker, C. (2003). “Communication
at the boundaries: When choice or circumstance collides with cultural
and organizational options.” Part of a panel proposed for the
International Communication Association Conference. San
Diego. May.
Becker, C. (2002). “A data-driven dynamic (3D) approach to
diversity in organizations: Talking story about diversity at the
University of Hawaii, Hilo.” International Conference on
Social Sciences.” June.
Becker, C. (2000). “Hawaiian spirituality, eco-communication, and
empowerment.” Paper presented as part of a panel organized for
the National Communication Association Annual Conference, Seattle.
November.
Becker, C. (2000). “Post-modernism and place in Hawaii.”
Pre-conference performance, Ethnography Division of the National
Communication Association. Baby Island Lodge, Washington. November.
Becker, C. (2000). “Data-Driven-Dynamic Approaches (3D) to
Intercultural Communication Training in Organizations. Pacific Asian
Communication Association conference. Honolulu, August.
Becker, C. (1999). “Moving between the lines: A search for other,
search for self, search for meaning.” National Communication
Association conference. Chicago, November.
Becker, C. & Lockwood, S. (1998). "Voices seldom heard: The stories
of displaced female managers and executives." Paper presented on a
panel organized on Communication in the Age of the Displaced Worker for
the National Communication Association conference, New York, New York.
November.
Becker, C., Dobkins, D. & Kennan, B. (1997). "The case for using
multi-theoretical approaches in organizational communication
consulting." National Communication Association conference. Chicago,
November.
Becker, C. (1997). "Women in organizations: Perceptions of power."
Eastern Communication Association conference. Baltimore, Maryland.
November.
Becker, C. & Johnson, P. & Pirie, B. (1996). "Close calls,
collisions, clashes, and crashes: A narrative approach to successful
intercultural navigation." Training session at the Society for
Intercultural Education, Training and Research. Munich, Germany. June.
Becker, C., Levitt, S. & Moreman, S. (1996). "Information
technology, gender and power in organizations." Organizational
Communication and Change: Challenges in the Next Century conference.
Austin, Texas. February.
Becker, C. & Johnson, P. (1996). "A narrative approach to
intercultural, education, research & training." Intercultural
Communication Theory Conference. Fullerton, California. March.
Becker, C. (1995). "Information flows, networks, organizational
development and change." Speech Communication Association for the
annual meeting, San Antonio, Texas. November.
Becker, C. & Lee, M. (1994). "Concept of freedom, concept of other,
concept of self: Mass and Intercultural Communication among Japanese,
Taiwanese, Chinese, Brazilian, and US Nationals." International
Communication Association Conference, Albuquerque. New Mexico. May.
Becker, C. (1994). "Communication across boundaries: The North American
Free Trade Agreement." International Communication Association
Conference. Sydney, Australia. July.
Becker, C. (1994). "Convergence or Divergence? Information and entropy
in open systems." International Communication Association Conference in
Sydney, Australia. July.
Becker, C. (1993). "The relationship between mass and interpersonal
communication to self-esteem in an intercultural context." Panel
organized for the Speech Communication Association Conference. Miami,
Florida. November.
Becker, C. (1993). "Post-colonial development and Hawaiian struggles
for identity." Panel on Ethnicity and Identity at the Speech
Communication Association Conference, Miami, Florida. November.
Becker, C. (1993). "The ways in which mass and intercultural
communication may foster or inhibit socialization: The case of
Brazilian immigrants in Japan." International Communication Association
Conference in Washington, DC. May.
Becker, C. & Easley, B. (1993). "An integrated approach to
intercultural communication education." International Communication
Association Conference in Washington, DC. May.
Becker, C. (1993). "Political problems and the role of social science:
Universal human rights and cultural relativism." International
Communication Association Conference in Washington, DC. May.
Becker, C. & Easley, B. (1993). "Intercultural Communication
Education: A participatory approach.” One of the top papers in
the Intercultural Communication Division at the Eastern Communication
Association conference in Hartford, CT. April.
Becker, C. (1992). "Human rights theory and practice in the social
sciences: The challenge of cultural relativism." International Peace
Research Association in Kyoto, Japan. July.
Becker, C. (1992). “Dignity, culture and communication." Second
Annual Conference of the Group on Cooperation and Conflict at the State
University of New York at Buffalo. March.
Yan, W., Lee, M. & Becker, C. (1992). "Cultural convergence theory
reconsidered." International Communication Association Conference in
Miami, FL. November.
Yan, W., Lee, M. & Becker, C. (1992). "A test of cultural
convergence theory on Chinese students in the United States." One of
the top papers in the intercultural division of the Eastern
Communication Association. Bar Habor, Maine. April.
Day, K. & Becker, C. (1988). "The latent structure of uses and
gratification of music." Western Speech Communication Association. San
Diego. February.
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