2024 Award Winners

Posted on December 4, 2024December 4, 2024 by ncalsiadmin

Top Student Paper Award: "Framing and Positioning Research Interviews: An Interactional Sociolinguistic Approach to Understanding Strategies of Neutrality and Rapport" by Hannah Fedder Williams, Georgetown University Top Paper Award: "Categorizing the Self to Stereotype the Other" by Dr. Nadja Tadic, Georgetown University Outstanding Dissertation Award: "Ethnomethodological Analysis of Online Classroom Interaction" by Dr. Shan Huang, University of Macau Recent Scholarship Award: Kellie Carst...

2017 Top Paper Award

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Edward Reynolds & Mardi Kidwell, “Participation in the Organization of Visual Action: The Case of ‘Noticing’ and ‘Watching’”

2016 Top Paper Award

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Chase Raymond, University of Colorado, Boulder: “The ‘Do’-Construction in English Conversation”

2015 Top Paper

Posted on May 24, 2016 by ncalsiadmin

Karen Tracy (University of Colorado, Boulder), for the paper “Storytelling and Social Change”

2014 Top Paper

Posted on November 13, 2015 by ncalsiadmin

Danielle Pillet-Shore, University of New Hampshire for the paper: Criticizing another’s child: Regular ways teachers manage evaluating students during parent-teacher conferences.

2007 Top Four Panel

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Emma Beitz for her paper entitled "Syntactic Resources for Managing Speakership and Recipiency in Everyday Interaction: Pivots in German Conversation". Curtis LeBaron, Phillip J. Glenn, and Thompson Michael for their paper entitled, "Micro-Practices of Knowing During Employment Interviews: Situated Interplay Between the File-Self and the Embodied-Self" Jack Sidnell for his paper entitled, "The design and positioning of questions in inquiry testimony" Ruey-Jiuan Regina Wu for...

2007 Top Paper

Posted on October 29, 2015 by ncalsiadmin

Emma Beitz was awarded Top Paper and Top Debut Paper for her paper entitled "Syntactic Resources for Managing Speakership and Recipiency in Everyday Interaction: Pivots in German Conversation".

2008 Top Four Panel

Posted on October 29, 2015 by ncalsiadmin

Danielle Pillet-Shore for her paper entitled "Making way and making sense for arrivers: Pre-present parties' previous activity formulations". Heidi Kevoe-Feldman for her paper entitled, "What is the Status of 'Status'?: Understanding the Action of Soliciting an Update On Equipment being Repaired" Mardi Kidwell for her paper entitled,"What Happened?: An Epistemics of Before and After in Police Questioning" David Boromisza-Habashi for his paper entitled, "Norm Violation as Ana...

2008 Top Paper

Posted on October 29, 2015 by ncalsiadmin

Danielle Pillet-Shore was awarded Top Paper and Top Debut Paper for her paper entitled "Making way and making sense for arrivers: Pre-present parties' previous activity formulations".

2009 Top Four Panel

Posted on October 29, 2015 by ncalsiadmin

Laura O'Hara (Ball State University), Carolyn Shue (Ball State University), James McKenzie (Ball State University), David Marini (Ball State University),Jennifer Flanagan (Ball Memorial Hospital Family Medicine Clinic), Linda Daniel (BMH Family Medicine Residency Program), "A simple demographic question: A discursive negotiation of face when asking the 'race question’” H. Stephanie Kim (University of California, Los Angeles) for the paper entitled, "Resuming a telling: well-prefaced tur...