Danielle Pillet-Shore (PhD, UCLA), Coming Together: Creating and Maintaining Social Relationships through the Openings of Face-to-Face Interactions
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Division Awards
2010 Outstanding Scholarship
Wayne A. Beach for the 2009 book titled A natural history of family cancer: Interactional resolutions to medical problems, Hampton Press.
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2010 Top Four Panel
Seung-Hee Lee, Yonsei University, “Responding at a Higher Level”
Jessica Robles (Top Student Paper), University of Colorado, Boulder, “The accomplishment of intersubjectivity: symbolic resources for other-oriented interaction”
François Cooren and Frederik Matte, University of Montreal, “For a constitutive pragmatics: Obama, Medecins sans frontiers and the measuring stick”
David Boromisza-Habashi, University of Colorado, Boulder, “Norms, conflicts, discursive force”
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2010 Top Paper
Seung-Hee Lee, Yonsei University, “Responding at a Higher Level”
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2010 Dissertation Award
Leah Sprain (Ph.D., University of Washington) Cultivating Cooperativism: An Ethnography of Communication in Nicaraguan Fair Trade Cooperative Meetings
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2011 Outstanding Scholarship
Emanuel A. Schegloff for the 1974 article titled “A simplest systematics for the organization of turn-taking for conversation,” by H. Sacks, E.A. Schegloff, and G. Jefferson, Language, 50, pp. 696-735
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2011 Top Debut Paper
Laila Hualpa, University of California, Los Angeles, “President Obama’s embodied stance displays while monitoring questions in presidential news conferences”
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2011 Top Three Panel
Hye Ri Stephanie Kim, University of California, Los Angeles, “Turn design and action projection in comparative perspective”
Danielle Pillet-Shore, University of New Hampshire, “The problems with praise in parent-teacher conferences”
Julien C. Mirivel, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, “Communicating to enrich others: How therapists analyze clients’ talk”
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2011 Top Paper
Hye Ri Stephanie Kim, University of California, Los Angeles, “Turn design and action projection in comparative perspective”.
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2011 Dissertation Award
Satomi Kuroshima (Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles) Ordering sushi: The intersection of linguistic form, culture and social setting in the United Sates and Japan.
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