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EDUCATIONAL
BACKGROUND
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AA, Manatee
Community College,1994
BA, Communication Studies, University of Florida, 1996
MA, Speech Communication, Northeast Louisiana University,
1997
PhD, Speech Communication, The Pennsylvania State
University,2002
Dr. Frobish is currently an
Associate Professor and Area Coordinator of Speech/Theatre and
Communication in the Department of Performing and Fine Arts at
Fayetteville State University. He is also the 2007-08 FSU
Teacher of the Year! He has served as the President of the
American Communication Association, Vice-President Elect of the
New York State Communication Association, and as Chair of
several divisions at regional and state communication
associations. He is a Fulbright Fellow, having participated in
the 2006 Summer Seminars Abroad program in Hungary.
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Frobish, T. (2007).
Portents of the Potent Pornographer: A Rhetorical Examination of the Ten
Online Strategies Successful Pornographers Exploit to Earn Profit.
In
Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk, B, and
Płudowski, T., and
Tanno, D. (Eds). The Media and International Communication.
Frankfurt/Main: Peter Lang.
Frobish, T. Ed.
(2007). Crises in American Oratory: A History of Rhetorical
Inadequacy. Dubuque, IO: Kendall Hunt.
Frobish, T. (2006, Spring). Challenges and
Possibilities for Future Contributors of Online Journals.
Global
Media Journal, 1 (1).
Frobish, T. (2006, March). The Virtual Vatican: A
Case Study Regarding Online Ethos. Journal of Communication
and Religion, 29, 38-69
Frobish,
T. (2005, August). The Role of Ethos in Rhetorical
Conversion: The Case of Ernst Jünger and Auf den
Marmorklippen. International Journal of
Communication, 15, 245-71.
Frobish, T. (2004, August). Ritual as
Communication. In Salamone, F. Encyclopedia of Religious
Rites, Rituals and Festivals.NY: Routledge.
Frobish,T.(2004, April). Sexual Profiteering and Rhetorical
Assuagement: Examining Ethos and Identity at Playboy.com. Journal
of Computer-Mediated Communication
He is currently working on Crises
in American Oratory: A History of Rhetorical Inadequacy, an
edited anthology of the famous failed speeches throughout
American History
Articles and Book Reviews have
been published in Quarterly Journal of Speech, Journal
of Communication and Religion, Communication
Education, Global Media Journal, American Communication Journal, Southern
Communication Journal, Rhetoric Review, Peace
Review, Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, Journal
of International Communication.
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