Cortney Smith

Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Cortney Smith's article "Making the grade: Student perceptions of labor-based contract grading" was recently published in the journal Communication Teacher.

Cortney Smith's essay "The Suspense Novel as Persuasion: Survivance and Subversion in Louise Erdrich's The Round House" was recently published in Studies in American Indian Literatures.

Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Cortney Smith recently published an article, "Communicating Felt Knowledge to Decolonize #MeToo: A Native Feminist Approach to the Sherman Alexie Allegations," in Feminist Formations.

Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Cortney Smith's co-authored essay, "The Communication Discipline and Peace Education: A Valuable Intersection for Disrupting Violence in Communication Centers," was recently published in the Journal of Communication Pedagogy.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Cortney Smith's co-authored essay published in Quarterly Journal of Speech was featured in Communication Currents, the National Communication Association’s online periodical for timely scholarship.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Cortney Smith's co-authored essay, "What to do when you’re raped’: Indigenous women critiquing and coping through a rhetoric of survivance," was published in the Quarterly Journal of Speech, the flagship journal for rhetoric and communication.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Cortney Smith's article "Ironic Confrontation as a Mode of Resistance: The Homeland Security T-Shirt at the Dakota Access Pipeline Protests" was published in American Indian Quarterly.