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Presented at the Division business meeting
May 25, 2001, Washington D.C., USA
"Universals and Divergences in Perceived Politeness: A Comparison of Native and Non-native Speakers of English," Tetsuharu Koyama and Scott Jacobs (U of Arizona, Tucson).
"Integrating Theories of New Social Movements and Participatory Communication for Development," Robert Huesca (Trinity U, San Antonio).
"Erasing Blackness: Media Construction of Race and Mi Familia, the First Puerto Rican Situation Comedy with a Black Family," Yeidy M. Rivero (U of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio).
"Conceptualizing the Essential Components of Social Exchange: Cross-Cultural Implications for Marital Satisfaction and Commitment," Karadeen Y. Kam (U of Arizona, Tucson).
"Guarded Gates to the Forbidden City: The Internet in China," Helen Sun (Florida State U, Tallahassee).
Intercultural Communication: Richard Wilkins (U of Massachusetts)
International/Development Communication: Gery M. Alumit (Michigan State U)
International Communication: Sandra G. Carter (U of Texas, Austin)
Rules governing awards are covered in ARTICLE VI of the division by-laws:
ARTICLE VI: AWARDS
In addition to the Top Paper awards in Intercultural, Development and International Communication, the ICD may institute additional awards for scholarly performance. All awards will be judged by a three panel committee of peers appointed by the Chair. The Chair will announce a Call for nominations and procedures for nomination in the ICA newsletter. Nominations will include a cover letter stating why the person should be recognized by the ICD, the nominee's vitae, and letters of recommendation. The nature of the award will depend on ICD funds.