Jennifer L. Reierson, PhD PERSONAL

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Jennifer L. Reierson, PhD

PERSONAL

Office:

405 ABAH

University of Minnesota Duluth

1121 University Drive

Duluth, MN 55811

(218) 726-7603 jreierso@d.umn.edu

EDUCATION

Home:

3900 Gladstone St.

Duluth, MN 55804

(651) 335-9921

JenReierson.21@gmail.com

Ph.D. 2009: North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND

Communication Cognate: Education

Dissertation Title: Finding Voice Through Crisis: Critical and Cultural

Implications for the Crisis Renewal Theory

Committee: Dr. Robert Littlefield (adviser), Dr. Ross Collins, Dr. Zoltan Majdik,

Dr. Margaret Khaitsa

M.A. 2006: North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND

Communication - emphasis in Risk and Crisis Communication, Public Relations,

& Organizational Communication

Thesis Title: Complexities of Renewal: Ten Years Later – The Case of Odwalla

Committee: Dr. Timothy Sellnow (adviser), Dr. Ann Burnett,

Dr. Robert Littlefield, Dr. Daniel Klenow

B.A. 2002: University of Minnesota Duluth ( summa cum laude )

Communication and Spanish majors, International Studies minor

Skillpath Project Management Seminar, August 2005

AREAS OF INTEREST

Risk and Crisis Communication

Public Relations

Organizational Communication

Action Research

Advertising

Cultural Studies

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EMPLOYMENT

University of Minnesota Duluth – August 2012-present

Assistant Professor, Department of Communication

The College of St. Scholastica – August 2009-2012

Assistant Professor, CTA / Public Relations

University of Minnesota Duluth – August 2007-2009

Term Faculty, Department of Communication

North Dakota State University – August 2005-present

Instructor/Graduate Teaching Assistant – August 2005-May 2007

Research Fellow: Risk and Crisis Communication Project – January 2006-present

Flint Communications, Fargo, ND: Advertising, Marketing, & Public Relations

– May

2003-July 2006

Account Manager – February 2005-July 2006

Research Coordinator – May 2003-February 2004

Westmorelandflint, Duluth, MN : Advertising, Marketing, & Public Relations – September

2002-February 2005

Account Manager – February 2004-February 2005

Account Coordinator – September 2002-May 2003

Duluth Convention and Visitors Bureau

– June 2001-August 2001

Public Relations Intern

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

CTA 4434: Crisis Communication

CTA 4404: Public Relations

CTA 4400: Advertising

CTA 2404: Introduction to Public Relations

CTA 2240: Intercultural Communication

CTA 1102: Human Communication

Comm 3605: Public Relations Principles

Comm 370: Introduction to Public Relations

Comm 786: Risk Communication

Comm 1222: Interpersonal Communication

Comm 1112: Public Speaking

Comm 110: Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Comm 485: Crisis Communication in Public Relations (guest instructor)

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RESEARCH / PUBLICATIONS

Professional Publications

Reierson, J. L, & Littlefield, R. S. L. (2012). Reconsidering the Crisis Renewal Model:

Developing a community-based model. Review of European Studies, 4(3), 29-44.

Nelson, S., & Reierson, J. L. (2012). New leader, new path: BP’s redemption through a post-crisis shift in rhetorical strategies following the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion and spill. Journal of the Communication, Speech & Theatre Association of North Dakota, 25 th

edition, in press.

Adamchak, S., Reierson, J. L., & J. Luko. (2011). Integrating HIV/FP programs:

Opportunities for strategic health communication. In C. Okigbo, Strategic Health

Communication in Urban Contexts.

Springer. In press.

Littlefield, R. L., Reierson, J. L., Cowden, K., Stowman, S., & Long Fellow, C. (2009). A case study of the Red Lake MN school shootings: Intercultural learning in the renewal process. Communication, Culture, and Critique,

2, 255-277.

Okigbo, C., Reierson, J. L., & Stowman, S. (2008). Social change and acculturation in the adjustment of new African American women: A case study. Communication and

Social Change, 2, 159-173 .

Clark Atlanta University.

Okigbo, C., Reierson, J. L., & Stowman, S. (2009). Leveraging acculturation through action research: A case study of refugee and immigrant women in the United

States. Action Research Journal, 7, 127-142.

Okigbo, C., Reierson, J. L., & Stowman, S. (2008, December). The new development communication: Applying the Rome Consensus to social change opportunities for immigrant women in the US. Journal of Development Communication.

Petronio, S., & Reierson, J. L. (2009). Regulating the privacy of confidentiality: Grasping the complexities through Communication Privacy Management Theory. In W.

Afifi & T. Afifi (Eds.), Uncertainty and Information Regulation in Interpersonal

Contexts: Theories and Applications (pp. 365-383) .

New York: Routledge.

Reierson, J. L. (2007). Best practices in risk and crisis communication: The case of tainted Odwalla apple juice.

Department of Homeland Security – National Center for Food Protection and Defense.

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Reierson, J. L. (2009). Odwalla: A Case Study. In R. R. Ulmer, T. L. Sellnow, M. W.

Seeger & R. S. Littlefield (Eds.), Effective Risk Communication: A Message

Centered Approach (pp. 105-118) . Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Reierson, J. L., Sellnow, T. L., & Ulmer, R. R. (2009). Complexities of crisis renewal over time: Learning from the tainted Odwalla apple juice case.

Communication

Studies, 60, 114-129.

Refereed Conference Presentations

Reierson, J. L. (2012). Reconceptualizing Crisis Renewal Theory: Developing a community-based model .

Session: Top Papers in Public Relations. National

Communication Association Conference , November 16, 2012, in Orlando,

Florida.

Reierson, J.L., & Kudak, A. D. H. (2010, November 15). Perfectly balanced: Experiences of families at a top 100 company for working mothers. Session: Examining intersections of working and personal life. Presented at the National

Communication Association Conference , November 15, 2010, in San Francisco,

CA.

Adamchak, S., Reierson, J. L., & J. Luko. Integrating HIV/FP programs: Opportunities for strategic health communication. In C. Okigbo, Strategic Health

Communication in Urban Contexts. Present at the International Conference on

Urban Health, October 28, 2010, in NY. Unable to attend.

Reierson, J. L., & Petronio, S. (2009). Giving up home: Balancing patient privacy with nursing home goals.

Panel: Managing privacy across mixed contexts:

Intersection of Communication Privacy Management Theory and practical applications. Presented at Western States Communication Association

Conference, February 16, 2009, in Phoenix, AZ.

Littlefield, R., Cowden, K., Reierson, J. L., & Stowman, S. (2008). A case study of the

Red Lake, MN school shooting: Intercultural learning in the renewal process.

Presented at the International Communication Association Conference, July,

2008, in Montreal, Quebec, CA.

Ulmer, R., Wolf, K., & Reierson, J. (2008). Exploring African American and Native

American responses to foodborne crisis messages.

Panel: Exploring the

Applications of the 10 Best Practices of Risk and Crisis Communication to

Messages Affecting the Safety and Security of the American Food System:

Explaining Message Variables Affecting the Responses of Diverse Publics.

Presented at the Central States Communication Association Conference, April

12, 2008, in Madison, WI.

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Okigbo, C., Reierson, J. L., & Stowman, S. (2008). Leveraging social change biculturation through action research communication education: A case study of new African American women.

Presented at the Central States Communication

Association Conference, April 10, 2008, in Madison, WI. Awarded top paper honors in Intercultural Communication.

Reierson, J. L. (2007).

Privacy dilemma’s: An application of Communication Privacy

Management Theory to family firms.

Panel: Learning Ways to Apply the “Privacy

Diagnostic Tool” Innovative Panel Proposal/Interactive Format

. Presented at the

Central States Communication Association Conference, March 29, 2007, in

Minneapolis, MN.

Reierson, J. L. (2006). Learning the less painful lesson: Analyzing the organizational learning after the New Zealand Foot and Mouth hoax. Panel: Mixing

Catastrophes: Examining the Connections and Differentiations between Crisis

Response and Disaster Preparedness. Presented at the National Communication

Association Conference, November 19, 2006, in San Antonio, TX.

Reierson, J. L. (2006, April). Opportunities for organizational learning: An agroterrorism hoax of foot and mouth disease in New Zealand.

Panel: Crisis research. Presented at the Red River Valley Communication Conference, April,

2006, in Fargo, ND.

Non-Refereed Presentations of Research & Speaking Engagements:

Reierson, J. L. (2012, April 3). Risk communication: Applications for nonprofit organizations. Roundtable presentation and discussion facilitation for United Way of Greater Duluth volunteer coordinator luncheon.

Reierson, J. L. (2010, May 7). Finding voice through crisis: Critical and cultural implications for the crisis renewal model.

Presented at the SAL Colloquium, The

College of St. Scholastica.

Reierson, J.L., & Reierson, A. A. (2010, May 5). Developing public relations and advertising capacities as a nonprofit. Lake Superior Initiative Capacity Building

Institute, Proctor, MN.

Reierson, J. L. (2007, June 28). Learning from experience: The case of tainted Odwalla

Apple Juice.

National Center for Food Protection and Defense Annual

Conference, Chaska, MN.

Reierson, J. L. (2007, May 7). Complexities of renewal: The case of tainted Odwalla apple juice-learning from experience.

National Center for Food Protection and

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Defense Risk Communication Team Meeting, University of Minnesota,

Minneapolis, MN.

Reierson, J. L. (2007, April 26). Best practices in risk and crisis communication: The case of tainted Odwalla apple juice. Best Practices in Risk and Crisis

Communication Case Studies. National Center for Food Protection and Defense.

Webcast. Available at http://www.ncfpd.umn.edu/

Reierson, J. L. (2006, November 16). I saw it on the news: Media constructions of cultural identities.

Panel Chair at the National Communication Association annual convention, San Antonio, TX.

Sellnow, T., Littlefield, R., & Reierson, J. L. (2006, November 4).

Fear, learning, and communication: Preparing for crisis in America.

Social Sciences: 2006 Honors Day.

College of Arts, Humanities and

Sellnow, T., Sellnow, D., Reierson, J. L., & Vidoloff, K. (2006, October 10). Round table faciliation. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Avian Influenza

Preparedness Conference. New York.

Works in Progress or Submitted for Review

Reierson, J. L., and Gaeta, J. (2012). A Haitian experience following goudou goudou:

Resisting a western narrative and defining identity and renewal through cultural texts. (Research in progress).

Reierson, J. L., and Kudak, A. K. (2012). Motherhood in academia: “Well, it’s been done before I guess:” Motherhood in academia.

(Research in progress).

Reierson, J. L. (2012). “We will survive”: Red Lake’s struggle with community identify in the wake of school shootings. (Manuscript in progress).

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

National Communication Association Conference, November 2010 & 2012

World Business Conference, NY October 2010

Online Course Development & Training – GEO / Public Relations, 2011

Diversity Training – Fostering the Roots of Cross-Racial Competence – CSS,

Spring 2010

Advisee Training – CSS, Fall 2009

Faculty Development Events

Blackboard 9.1 Training

Multicultural Learning Center Presentations (CSS)

Alworth Institute – Event & Speaker attendance

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UMD Instructional Development Services Workshop – Educating Globally

Competent Students, April 6, 2009

GRADUATE COURSE WORK

Comm 750: Organizing Discourse: Work, Gender, and Spirit

Comm 793: Independent Study: Multicultural Perspectives in Crisis (Red Lake)

Comm 767: Rhetorical Criticism

Comm 793: Independent Study: Qualitative Applications

Comm 750: Human Communication Theory

Comm 750: Global Public Relations

Comm 786: Risk Communication

Comm 705: Advanced Communication Theory

Comm 701: Action Research/Communication

Comm 750: Introduction to Research Methods – Doctoral level

Comm 793: Independent Study: Work-Family Balance Research

Comm 750: Advanced Issues: Critical Organizational Communication

Comm 750: Advanced Issues: Communication Privacy Management

Comm 683: Organizational Communication

Comm 785: Crisis Communication

Comm 700: Introduction to Research Methods

Comm 702: Introduction to College Teaching

Comm 611: Communication Theory

Comm 690/790: Graduate Seminar – Comm 110 TA program

Comm 750: Advanced Issues: History in Biography

Educ 763: Education and Training for Business and Industry

Educ 779: Quantitative and Survey Research

Soc 700: Qualitative Research Methods

HONORS

Professional

Top Paper Panel – Public Relations Division, National Communication

Association Annual Conference, 2012

 Chancellor’s Faculty Small Grant – UMD (2012)

Faculty Development Travel Grant – CSS (2010)

Graduate

NDSU Graduate School Board of Higher Education Scholarship – Spring, 2008

Research Fellow – NDSU Risk & Crisis Communication Project

NDSU Communication 110 Mentor – Fall, 2006

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Undergraduate

John A. Ness Memorial Award – University of Minnesota Duluth

Academic All-American – NCAA National Soccer Coaches Association

Best of Class Scholarship – University of Minnesota Duluth

Presidential Scholarship – University of Minnesota Duluth

SERVICE

Professional Service

Presenter, United Way of Greater Duluth – Risk Communication, 4/3/2012

The Middle Ground Journal’s committee on undergraduate and K-12 outreach

Presenter, Lake Superior Initiative Capacity Building Institute – 2010

Peer Reviewer, Communication Teacher (journal) – 2009

Member of the American Advertising Federation, Duluth/Superior – 2009-2011

Assessment Committee, Department of Communication, University of Minnesota

Duluth – 2008-2009

Member of National Communication Association (NCA) – 2005-present

Member of Central States Communication Association (CSCA) – 2006-present

Member of Western States Communication Association (WSCA) – 2009-2011

National Center for Food Protection and Defense, a Department of Homeland

Security Center of Excellence, Team Member – November 2005-2010

Journal of Applied Communication Research , Special Issue on the 2005 Atlantic

Hurricane Season, Editorial Assistant – 2005-2006

Great Plains Institute for Food Safety, Newsletter Coordinator – 2005-2006

Project coordinator, booth display, YWCA of Duluth – 2004

Campus/Department Services

 Varsity Women’s Soccer Assistant Coach – UMD – (2012-present)

General Education Committee – CSS (2011-2012)

WellU Academic Integration Committee – CSS (2011-12)

Diversity Work Group, Cultural Competency Certificate program – CSS (2011)

Student Advisor, CSS – (2009-2012)

Internship Coordinator, CSS – CTA majors (2009-2012)

Search committee – Graphic Design position, CSS (2011-12)

Redesigned major – APR to Public Relations, CSS

Developed Crisis Communication course, CSS (2011)

Develop Introduction to Public Relations course, CSS (2012)

Developed GEO Public Relations course, CSS (2011)

CSSO dinner volunteer host, CSS

American Advertising Federation Duluth/Superior – Coordinated Student Addy

Award Competition Submissions – Jan/Feb 2011

Luminis (COR Portal) Leadership Task Force, CSS – 2010-2011

Homecoming Parade Volunteer, CSS – October 2010

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Open house – department representative, CSS – September 2010, April 2012

Bluestone Advertising consultant, CSS – Fall, 2010 / Spring 2012

Search Committee, 2010 CTA hire in Graphic Design – Spring, 2010

Visit Journalism Class for Student Interview Assignment, CSS (Dr. Gamache)

Comm 110 Graduate Teaching Assistant Program Mentor (NDSU) – 2006

Help U Communications Director, North Dakota State University (2005-2006)

Student Athletic Advisory Committee, University of Minnesota Duluth (2000-

2002)

Community Service

Glen Avon Hockey – Parent Volunteer, 2012-present

 Parent Volunteer, UMD Children’s Place, 2009-present

Fundraiser Coordinator – large motor room improvements, UMD Children’s

Place, Summer 2010

Junior League Duluth, December 2009-August 2010

Feed My Starving Children, food packaging volunteer, February 2010

Playfront park – construction/build volunteer – May, 2010

March of Dimes Walk – April, 2010, 2011, 2012

 Parent Panel, Children’s Place – 2009-2010

 DuSu Project Profiled “Success Story” and Supporter, 2009

 “Stepping Out To Cure Scleroderma” Walk – June, 2009, 2010

 “Get Your Rear in Gear” Walk to Benefit Colon Cancer Research – April, 2009

Fargo Marathon Volunteer – 2005

Heart Walk, Duluth, MN – 2003

Winter Soccer League Coach, Duluth, MN – 2002-2003

Reading with Champions, Duluth, MN – 1998-2002

Habitat for Humanity – 1999

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