Interpersonal and Small Group Communication

The Interpersonal and Small Group Communication Interest Group was formed in 1996 to create an outlet for researchers, scholars, and practitioners in the fields of Interpersonal and Small Group communication. Members engage in professional discussion and collaboration of interpersonal and small group communication relating to theoretical, empirical, community engagement, methodological, and pedagogical issues. The goal is to develop a strong network among its members to enhance theoretical development and research agendas within the academic and outside research communities, particularly within the Central States Region. 

Chair:  Maria Brann, West Virginia University
Vice-Chair: Katherine Denker, Ball State University
Secretary: Haley Kranstuber, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

2014 Program Planner: Maria Brann, Maria.Brann@mail.wvu.edu

Interest Groups

• Overview
• Adjunct/Temporary Faculty Caucus
• Argumentation and Forensics
• Basic Course
• Communication Education
• Communication Ethics & Freedom of Expression
• Communication Theory
• Community College
• G.I.F.T.
• Graduate Student Caucus
• Health Communication
• Instructional Resources
• Intercultural Communication
• Interpersonal and Small Group Communication
• Kenneth Burke Society
• Media Studies
• Organizational and Professional Communication
• Performance Studies and Theatre
• Political Communication
• Popular Culture
• Public Relations
• Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
• Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Caucus
• States Advisory Council
• Undergraduate Programs
• Women's Caucus