Examining and facilitating public participation in deliberative decision-making on such issues as environmental protection, neighborhood/community enhancement, and global poverty relief; and the relationship of the following to this end: classical rhetoric; risk communication; journalism; qualitative research methods.

Environmental Rhetoric, Risk Communication, and Rhetoric of Science

Bibliographies

Ecofeminism.net Environmental Resources

Environmentalism and the Internet Bibliography

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Environmental Health Perspectives

Kelly Ball's Annotated Bibliography of Science, Rhetoric, and the Environment

Risk World's Books on Environmental & Ecological Risks

Dr. Richard Cherwitz's Rhetoric and Philosophy Bibliography

Books on Environmental Rhetoric

Landmark Essays on Rhetoric and the Environment (From Amazon.com) or from Lawrence Erlbaum Associates (LEA)

Green Culture: Environmental Rhetoric in Contemporary America

Technical Communication, Deliberative Rhetoric, and Environmental Discourse

Books on and by Rachel Carson

Kate Campbell Stevenson's Rachel Carson Booklist

Waterboro Public Library Maine Writers Index

And No Birds Sing: Rhetorical Analyses of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (Amazon.com) or from Southern Illinois University Press

Rachel Carson and the Awakening of Environmental Consciousness

The Ballad of Rachel Carson and the Historical Origins of the Environmental Crisis and Earth Day

Toxic Discourse by Lawrence Buell

Rhetoric of Science

Landmark Essays on Rhetoric of Science

Rhetoric of Science Notes and Bibliography, University of Waterloo

Biennial Conference on Communication and Environment

COCE 2001

COCE 1999

COCE 1997

Building a Sustainable Community

Sustainable Communities Network Case Studies: Investing in the Keweenaw's Future

Environmental Planning Model for Sustainable Rural Development (Journal of Theoretics, Vol. 4.1 Feb/March 2002):

Kelly Ball's Review of "Defining Sustainable Development: A Case Study in Environmental Communication"

"Sustainable development: long-term benefit to the U.P. economy?" Kathy Cobb, fedgazette, July 1993

Professional and Community Service

Faculty Advisor to the Michigan Tech Lode. See the Online Lode at
http://www.mtulode.com/

Secretary to the Michigan Tech University Senate. See the senate's Web site at
http://www.sas.it.mtu.edu/usenate/

President of the West Houghton Neighborhood Association
Daily Mining Gazette Stories on the WHNA