Thank you for visiting my research page. I have had the honor of serving as Director
of the UTEP Forensics Program since 1984. My research interests include forensics
pedagogy, communication education, diversity issues, and cultural studies. In 1992 I was
one of 22 educators in the nation selected to serve as a Rockefeller Brothers Fund Mentor
to a Minority Fellow, who was a member of my forensics team. My scholarly activity
includes service as an Associate Editor of Argumentation & Advocacy, the journal of
the American Forensic Association, and coordination of an AFA-funded national survey on
diversity in forensics. 

Articles

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Diversity in United States Forensics: A Report on Research Conducted for the American Forensic Association (with Mike Allen, Michael Bartanen, Anthony Schroeder, and Tammie Ulrich), Argumentation & Advocacy (2004)
 

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Pancho Villa raids again: representations of aliens in heterotopia (with Eduardo Barrera), International Journal of Intercultural Relations (2000)