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State University of New York • Binghamton University, Binghamton,
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Areas of Interest
- Compassionate, nonviolent communication
- Rhetorical theory and criticism
- Communications, ethics, and social action
- Voices of diversity
- Spiritual communication
- Organizational communication
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Books
- Forgiveness and Child Abuse: Would YOU Forgive? (2006) For information about the book, go to www.LoisEinhorn.com
- The Native American Oral Tradition: Voices of the Spirit and Soul
- Helen Keller the Speaker: Blind but Seen, Deaf but Heard
- Abraham Lincoln the Orator: Penetrating the Lincoln Legend (this book won a major award)
- Effective Employment Interviewing: Unlocking Human Potential
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Current Projects
- Compassionate Fairy Tales: A Mother Einhorn Collection, written with her students (circulating)
- Oh, the Sacred Places You'll Go: Spiritual Lessons from Dr. Seuss
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Recent Articles
- "Ghostwriting: Two Famous Ghosts Speak on the Nature of Ghostwriting
and on the Ethical Implications of Ghostwriting"
- "I Object: Effective Strategies for Overcoming Objections in
an Employment Interview"
- "A Twist of Principles: Presumption and Burden of Proof in the
Virginia Ratification Debates on the Federal Constitution"
- "Richard Whately's Public Persuasion: The Relationship
between His Rhetorical Theory and His Rhetorical Practice"
- "Did Napoleon Live? Presumption and Burden of Proof in
Richard Whately's Historic Doubts Relative to Napoleon Boneparte"
- "The Argumentative Dimensions of Theorizing: Toward a Method
for Analyzing Theories of Rhetoric"
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Recent Courses Taught
- Compassion, Nonviolent Communication
- Graduate course on Teaching Oral Communication Skills
- Communication, Ethics, and Social Action
- Rhetorical Foundations
- Oral Communication Skills
- Ghostwriting
- Off-Campus-College Internship Seminar
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Awards
- The Robert Kibler Award, National Communication Association (2005). This award specifically was for "dedication to excellence, acceptance of diversity, concern for others, and forthrightness" as seen through "accomplishments in research, teaching, and service."
- Hero of Forgiveness, Reconciliation, and Peace Award, World
Forgiveness Alliance (2004). Previous winners of this award include Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., Nelson
Mandela, and Desmond Tutu. The award is given to individuals who
promote forgiveness as a way of creating a safer, more joyful,
and more peaceful world.
- Distinguished Research Fellow- recognizing a lifetime of distinguished
research (2000)-- youngest person to receive this lifetime award,
earning it at age 47.
- Distinguished Teaching Fellow, Eastern Commnuication Association(1999)--youngest
person to receive this lifetime award, earning it at age 46.
- Dean's Research Semester Award (1994)
- National Speaker's Association Outstanding Professor Award (1993)
- Everett Lee Hunt Award, Eastern Communication Association, for
book, Abraham Lincoln the Orator: Penetrating the Lincoln Legend
(1993)
- Donald H. Ecroyd Award for Outstanding Teaching in Higher Education.
Award given annually by the national Speech Communication Association
to "an individual who is a consummate educator" (1989)-youngest
person to receive this award.
- Past President's Award, Eastern Communication Association (given
to someone in his/her "mid-career" to recognize "distinguished
research, teaching, and service to the Association and the profession"),
(1985)-youngest person to receive this mid-career award, earning
it at age 30.
- Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1982-83-- received
this award the first year she was eligible
- Karl Wallace Award-- National research award (1982)-- youngest
person to receive this award.
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