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American Communication Association International organization with a moderate slant toward quantitative communication studies. E-journal, annual conference information, and links to research resources. National Communication Association Formerly SCA, this is the oldest scholarly speech association in the United States. Includes information about conventions, research, and educational programs. International Communication Association Scholarly organization known for its conferences in exotic locations. Site includes abstracts of the current issue of Human Communication Research, Journal of Communication, and Communication Theory. Southern States Communication Association Organization for scholars in the southern United States provides submittal instructions for the Southern Communication Journal, as well as conference news and research links. H-Rhetor Scholarly discussion board, primarily on rhetoric issues. Linked to H-Net's academic announcements. New Jersey Communication Association (NJCA) State-level academic organization with explicitly eclectic interests provides online index to The New Jersey Journal of Communication. Central States Communication Association Organization for scholars in the midwestern United States. Conference information and submission standards for its journal, Communication Studies. Western States Communication Association Organization for scholars in the western United States. Includes conference information and manuscript submission guidelines for Western Journal of Communication and Communication Reports. Religious Communication Association Scholarly group for the study of homiletics and other communication in religion. Online table of contents and a few articles from The Journal of Communication and Religion, starting in 1995. Eastern Communication Association Professional association for communication scholars in the northeastern United States. Site includes submittal requirements for Communication Research Reports and Communication Quarterly. |
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