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Thursday, February 2, 2017

The Bonnie Ritter Book Award Call for Submissions


The National Communication Association's Feminist and Women Studies Division is pleased to announce the annual call for submissions of scholarly books that speak to the mission of our division. The Bonnie Ritter Book Award in Feminist/Women Studies in Communication is an annual award honoring research in the field of communication that interrogates questions related to feminism, women studies, and gender.

Background

Bonnie Ritter did most of the groundwork and was the primary organizer for the group of women scholars who formed the National Communication Association Women's Caucus in 1971. The caucus’s success led, more than a decade later, to establishing NCA's Feminist and Women Studies Division so that feminist scholarship would have a formal and recognized home within NCA.

This award is testament to the courage, tenacity, and intellectual imagination of Professor Ritter and her colleagues.

Criteria

Authors working within all methodological perspectives are encouraged to apply. For 2017, the committee will consider books published in 2015-2016 as well. Self-nominations are encouraged.

Interested authors should:

1.   Contact Lana McDonnell, Chair FWSD, with your intent to submit no later than May 1, 2017.

2.   Send a copy of the book to each of the four members of the selection committee by June 1, 2017. Books will not be returned. Mailing addresses for the committee are:

Lana McDonnell

Texas A&M University-Kingsville

Art, Communications &Theatre, MCS 178

700 University Blvd

Kingsville, TX 78363

Danielle Stern

Christopher Newport University

Department of Communication

1 Avenue of the Arts

Newport News, VA 23507

Ashley Mack

416 Evergreen Dr

Baton Rouge LA 70806

Suzanne Enck

Department of Communication Studies

1155 Union Circle #305268

University of North Texas

Denton, TX 76203-5268

Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns.

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