Dr. Nichelle McNabb

Department of Communication

• Presidential Debates
• Political Communication
• Argumentation

• National Communication Association
• Central States Communication Association
• National Forensic Association
• Lincoln-Douglas Debate Committee

• Scholten, K.G., & McNabb, N.D.  (2010, April).  Does it Matter Where you Come from….  Competitive Paper presented at the Central States Communication Association, Cincinnati.  Top paper panel.
• McNabb, N.D.  (2009, February).  Re-Learning American History Shapes Americans’ Cultural Exchanges, Communication Currents, online publication.
• McNabb, N.D., & Friedman, R. B.  (2009).  Re-Learning American History:  Understanding the Assumptions Underlying Intercultural Communication.  Communication Teacher, 23,1, 33-36.
• McNabb, N.D., & Scholten, K.L.  (2007).  Location, Location, Location:  Exploring the Educational Benefits of Local, Regional, and National Tournaments.  National Forensic Journal.
• McNabb, N.D.  (2007, March).  Public schools as bureaucracies: Why home school advocates reject public schools, Competitive Paper presented at the Central States Communication Association, Minneapolis.  One of top Four papers.
• McNabb, N.D., & Cabrera, P.  (2006, Spring).  Bowel Quaking Pessimism:  An Ethnographic Examination of Competence and Complaining in the Forensics Community, the National Forensic Journal.

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