The following is a list of referred conference presentations, beginning with the most recent:
Reichart Smith, L.M. (2011). Winning Isn't Everything: The Effect on Nationalism Bias on Enjoyment of a Mediated Sporting Event. To be presented at the annual meeting of the International Communication Association, Boston, MA.
Reichart Smith, L.M. (2011). Shoot, Score, Strip? Media Representations of Female Athletes and Their Impact on Collegiate Athletes. To be presented at the annual meeting of theInternational Communication Association, Boston, MA.
Reichart Smith, L.M. & Smith, K.D. (2011). E-Sex-P-N: Athletic Form or Sex Appeal? An Analysis of the 2010 ESPN Magazine Body Issue. To be presented at the annual meeting of the International Communication Association, Boston, MA.
Reichart Smith, L.M. (2011). There Is No God! Examining the Negative Effects of Political Advertising. To be presented at the annual meeting of the Southern States Communication Association, Little Rock, AR. Top Paper, Political Communication Division
Reichart Smith, L.M., & Smith, K.D. (2011). From Using to Participating: Examining the Need for New Theory. To be presented at the annual meeting of the Southern States Communication Association, Little Rock, AR.
Bissell, K. & Reichart Smith, L. M. (2010). Who Is the Loser?: A Critical Analysis of Contestant and Trainer Communication about Weight Loss on The Biggest Loser. Paper presented at the annual convention of AEJMC, Denver, CO.
Bissell, K. & Reichart Smith, L. M. (2010). Let's (Not) Talk About Sex: An Analysis of the Verbal and Visual Coverage of Women's Beach Volleyball During the 2008 Olympic Games. Paper presented at the annual convention of the International Communication Association, Singapore.
Cooley, S.C. & Reichart Smith, L.M. (2010). International Facebook Faces: An Analysis of Self Inflicted Face-ism in Online Profile Pictures. Paper presented at the annual convention of the International Communication Association, Singapore.
Reichart Smith, L.M. (2010). The Less You Say: An Exploratory Study of Gender Coverage in Sports on Twitter. Paper presented at the annual convention of Broadcasting Education Association, Las Vegas. Top Student Paper Award
Reichart Smith, L.M. & Cooley, S.C. (2010). International Faces: An Examination of Face-ism on Russian and U.S. Facebook. Paper presented at the annual convention of Southern States Communication Association, Memphis, TN.
Cooley, S.C. & Reichart Smith, L.M. (2010). Presenting Me! An Examination of Self-Presentation Using Online Profile Pictures on Facebook. Paper presented at the annual convention of Southern States Communication Association, Memphis, TN.
Cooley, S.C. & Reichart Smith, L.M. (2010). No Laughing Matter: Comparing the News Agendas of the Colbert Report and the O'Reilly Factor. Paper presented at the annual convention of Southern States Communication Association, Memphis, TN.
Reichart Smith, L.M. (2009). Competing for Commentary: Examining Nationalism Bias in Women's Olympic Gymnastics. Paper presented at the annual convention of the North American Society for Sport and Social Issues, Ottawa, Canada.
Smith, K.D. & Reichart Smith, L.M. (2009). Sport Pages Equality: An Analysis of Student Newspapers. Paper presented at the annual convention of the North American Society for Sport and Social Issues, Ottawa, Canada.
Reichart, L.M. (2009). Run Faster, Train Harder, Look Sexier? Examining the Pressure Female Athletes Feel to be Sexy. Paper presented at the annual convention of AEJMC, Boston, MA.
Reichart, L.M. & Cooley, S.C. (2009). Type Up, Speak Out! An Analysis of the Spiral of Silence in an Online Forum. Paper presented at the annual convention of AEJMC, Boston, MA.
Bissell, K.B. & Reichart, L.M. (2009). U.S. versus Them: An Analysis of the Verbal and Visual Coverage of the 2008 Women's Olympic Beach Volleyball. Paper presented at the annual convention of AEJMC, Boston, MA.
Reichart, L.M. & Smith, K.D. (2009). Friend Me, Vote for Me: The Effect of Social Networking Sites on the 2008 Election. Paper presented at the annual convention of AEJMC, Boston, MA.
Reichart, L.M., & Bissell, K. (2008). Nice Dig! An Analysis of the Verbal and Visual Coverage of Men's and Women's Beach Volleyball During the 2008 Olympic Games. Paper presented at annual convention of the International Communication Association, Chicago, IL.
Reichart, L.M. & Cooley, S.C. (2008). Face-ism on Facebook: An Analysis of Self- Inflicted Face-ism in Online Profile Pictures. Paper presented at annual convention of the International Communication Association, Chicago, IL.
Reichart, L.M. (2007). Type up and Speak Out: Does the Internet Restrict the Spiral of Silence? Paper presented at the annual convention of Southern States Communication Association, Norfolk, VA. Top paper award, Mass Communication Division and Bostrom Award.
Reichart, L.M., & Smith, K.D. (2008). Will MySpace Take Me to Washington? An Analysis of the Impact of MySpace on Presidential Campaign Longevity. Paper presented at the annual convention of Southern States Communication Association, Norfolk, VA.
Dunn, R.A., Reichart, L.M., Kim, J.K., Ahn, D. & Lowrey, W. (2008). Are the News-Makers Listening? A Study of the Role Web Site Metrics Play in Newsroom Practices and Decision-Making. Paper presented at the annual convention of Southern States Communication Association, Norfolk, VA.
Reichart, L.M. (2009). Run Faster, Train Harder, Look Sexier? An Examination of the Pressure Female Athletes Feel to be Sexy. Paper presented at the annual AEJMC Midwinter Convention, Norman, OK.
Reichart, L.M. & Dunn, R.A. (2008). Is Ugly the New Beautiful? An Investigation of the Perceptions of Beauty of Young Female Viewers' of Ugly Betty. Paper presented at the annual convention of AEJMC, Chicago, IL.
Reichart, L.M. & Smith, K.D. (2008). MySpace Goes to Washington: The Use of Social Networking Sites as a Political Campaign Tool. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Popular Communication Association/American Culture Association, San Francisco, CA.
Reichart, L.M. (2008). The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: A Character Analysis of the Cast of Ugly Betty. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Popular Communication Association/American Culture Association, San Francisco, CA.