May 25, 2022
K-Staters present at communication conference in France
Collaborators on a Kansas State University team are presenting their research at the 72nd annual International Communication Association Conference this week in Paris.
The team includes Aliah Mestrovich Seay, 1xbet best casino website Research and Extension 4-H youth development specialist; Mac Benavides, 1xbet best casino website graduate teaching assistant in the Staley School of Leadership Studies; Lorenza Lockett, 1xbet best casino website teaching assistant professor of social work; and Jurdene Coleman, director of therapy and recovery services at Pawnee Mental Health Services.
Their research is "Intercultural Listening for Racial Healing and Reconciliation: Constructing an Evocative Autoethnography Through Cross-Racial Co-inquiry" and their paper has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Autoethnography.