Allison H Hahn

Assc Professor

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department: Communication Studies

Areas of expertise: Debate, International Development, Public Deliberation, Rural and Nomadic Communities

Email Address: allison.allisonhahn@baruch.cuny.edu

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Biography
Teaching
Research and Creative Activity
Grants
Honors and Awards
Service

Education

Ph.D., Communication, University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA

Masters of International Development, Development Planning and Environmental Sustainability, University of Pittsburgh, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Pittsburgh PA

Fulbright Fellow, Political Science and Communication, National University of Mongolia UlaanBaatar Mongolia

B.A., Africana Studies, Anthropology, and Political Science, University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA

Semester	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Name
Fall 2023	COM	9900	Independent Study
Fall 2023	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2023	COM	9700	Final Masters Project Bootcamp
Fall 2023	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Summer 2023	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2023	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Spring 2023	COM	3065	American Public Address
Fall 2022	COM	9900	Independent Study
Fall 2022	COM	9660	Sel Topics/Corp Comm
Fall 2022	COM	3081	Orgs in Intrnl Development
Fall 2022	PAF	9420	Global Communication
Summer 2022	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2022	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Spring 2022	COM	9640	Qualitative Research Methods
Spring 2022	COM	3081	Orgs in Intrnl Development
Fall 2021	COM	3065	American Public Address
Fall 2021	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2021	COM	9656	Intl Business Commun
Fall 2021	COM	9900	Independent Study
Fall 2021	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Fall 2021	PAF	9420	Global Communication
Summer 2021	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2021	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Spring 2021	COM	9640	Qualitative Research Methods
Spring 2021	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2020	PAF	9420	Global Communication
Fall 2020	COM	9900	Independent Study
Fall 2020	COM	9660	Sel Topics/Corp Comm
Fall 2020	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Fall 2020	COM	3081	Orgs in Intrnl Development
Fall 2020	COM	1010H	Honors Speech Communications
Summer 2020	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2020	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Spring 2020	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2020	COM	9640	Qualitative Research Methods
Spring 2020	GLS	4900	Global Studies Capstone
Fall 2019	COM	1010H	Honors Speech Communications
Fall 2019	COM	3081	Orgs in Intrnl Development
Fall 2019	COM	3065	American Public Address
Fall 2019	COM	1010	Speech Communication
Fall 2019	COM	9900	Independent Study
Summer 2019	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2019	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Spring 2019	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Spring 2019	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Spring 2019	COM	9900	Independent Study
Spring 2019	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2018	IDC	4050H	Hon Feit Hum Sem I
Fall 2018	COM	1010H	Honors Speech Communications
Fall 2018	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Fall 2018	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Summer 2018	COM	3076	International Communication
Summer 2018	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2018	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Spring 2018	COM	3081	Orgs in Intrnl Development
Fall 2017	COM	1010H	Honors Speech Communications
Fall 2017	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Fall 2017	COM	9900	Independent Study
Summer 2017	COM	3076	International Communication
Summer 2017	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Spring 2017	COM	9991	Masters Thesis In Cc
Spring 2017	COM	9992	MA Capstone Project
Spring 2017	COM	9900	Independent Study
Spring 2017	COM	9900	Independent Study
Spring 2017	COM	9900	Independent Study
Spring 2017	COM	9900	Independent Study
Spring 2017	COM	9661	Selected Topics in Corporate C
Spring 2017	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2016	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Fall 2016	COM	9992	MA Capstone Project
Fall 2016	COM	1010H	Honors Speech Communications
Fall 2016	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2016	COM	9660	Sel Topics/Corp Comm
Summer 2016	COM	9900	Independent Study
Summer 2016	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Summer 2016	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2016	IDC	4900	Globalizations: Past, Present, and Future
Spring 2016	COM	3081	Orgs in Intrnl Development
Spring 2016	COM	9635	Qntv Res In Corp Com
Spring 2016	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Fall 2015	COM	1010H	Honors Speech Communications
Fall 2015	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Fall 2015	COM	5000	Independent Study COM I
Fall 2015	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2015	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2015	IDC	4900	Globalizations: Past, Present, and Future
Summer 2015	COM	3076	International Communication
Spring 2015	COM	3071	Argumentation and Debate
Spring 2015	COM	4101	Selected Topics
Spring 2015	COM	9635	Qntv Res In Corp Com
Fall 2014	COM	4101	Selected Topics
Fall 2014	COM	3076	International Communication
Fall 2014	COM	3076	International Communication

Books

Hahn, A. (2021). Media Culture in Nomadic Communities. (p. 222). Amsterdam, The Netherlands, University of Amsterdam Press.

Hahn, A., Hahn, T., & Hobeika, O. (2013). Finding Your Voice: A Novice Guide to Policy Debate. (p. 280). New York City, NY, USA, International Debate Education Association.

Journal Articles

Hahn, A. (2020). Nomadic Digital Ethnography. Nomadic Peoples, 24(2). 299-311.

Hahn, A. (2019). Preserving Lions and Culture: Conflicting Standards of Human Wildlife Conflict. Journal of African Media Studies, 11(3). 347-368.

Hahn, A. (2018). Mongolia's 2015 Referendum Via SMS Text Message: Engaging Rural and Nomadic Citizens in Public Screen Deliberations. International Journal of Communication , 12. 1-22.

Hahn, A. (2018). Deliberating Herders: The Establishment of Deliberative Norms in Mongolia. Nomadic Peoples, 21 pages.

Hahn, A. (2017). Mongolian Dzud: Threats to and Protection of Mongolia's Herding Communities. Education About Asia, 22(2). 42-46.

Hahn, A. (2017). Complexity of Mongolian Stakeholders’ Dzud Preparation and Response. Natural Hazards, 1-17.

Hahn, A. (2016). Live from the Pastures: An Analysis of Maasai YouTube Protest Videos . Media Culture and Society, 38(3). 1236-1246.

Hahn, A. (2016). Teaching Persuasion Through Personal Advocacy. Communication Teacher, 30(1). 33-38.

Na'puti, T., & Hahn, A. (2013). Plebiscite Deliberations: Self-Determination & Deliberative Democracy in Guam. Journal of Public Deliberation, 9(2). 1-22.

Hahn, A. (2008). This House Rejects Intolerance in Asia: The Role of Student Debate in Promoting Human Rights and Fundamental Freedom. International Studies in Education, 9. 53-56.

Rhetorical Leadership of a Data Story. Rhetoric and Public Affairs,

Book Chapters

Hahn, A. (2021). Nomadic Power: The Case of Solar Panels in Mongolia. In Kurochkin, D., Shabliy, E. V., & Crawford, M. J. (Eds.), Energy Policy Advancement - Climate Change Mitigation and International Environmental Justice Cham,Switzerland. Springer Nature.

Hahn, A. (2019). Pastoralist Journalists: Producing Reports, Knowledge, and Policy from the Pastures. In Ahearn, A. (Ed.), Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change: Emerging Research on Traditional Knowledge and Livelihoods (pp. 97-106). Geneva,Switzerland. International Labour Organization.

Waisanen, D., Hahn, A., & Gander, E. (2017). Text, Talk, Argue: How to Improve Text-Driven Political Conversations from an Argumentation Perspective. In Winkler, C. (Ed.), Networking Argument (p. 12). New York City, NY,USA. Routledge.

Ahearn, A., & Hahn, A. (2017). Introduction. In Ahearn, A., Hahn, A., & Sternberg, T. (Eds.), Pastoral Livelihoods in Asian Drylands: Environment, Governance and Risk (pp. 1-16). Cambrideshire,U.K.. The White Horse Press.

Presentations

Hahn, A. H. (2024, June 29). Indigenous (Dis)Place(ment) in 30x30 Conservation. International Communication Association Annual Meeting. Australia: International Communication Association.

Hahn, A. H. (2024, June 29). Claiming (Back) Space Through Data Stories . International Communication Association Annual Meeting. Australia: International Communication Association.

Hahn, A. H. (2024, March 29). Zooming in from the Desert. Oxford Desert Conference. Oxford, UK: Oxford University and Commission on Nomadic Peoples.

Hahn, A. (2020, March 3). (Virtual) Place-Based Arguments in the Undergraduate Classroom. Informatics Education 2020. Austin, TX: University of Texas, Austin.

Hahn, A. (2020, August 10). (Virtual) Place-Based Arguments. 6th Tokyo Conference on Argumentation. Tokyo, Japan: Budo University.

Hahn, A. (2020, April 3). Historic Decisions: Deliberative Forum on the Hart-Celler Act of 1965. Eastern Communication Association Annual Meeting. Baltimore, MD: Eastern Communication Association.

Hahn, A. (2019, May 24). Argumentative Exchanges in the Gobi, Serengeti, and Yellowstone National Parks. Environmental Communication Beyond Boundaries: Transnational, International, and Comparative Approaches to Understanding. Washington, D.C.: International Communication Association.

Hahn, A. (2019, June 19). Nomadic Digital Ethnography. Pastoralist Methodologies Workshop. Möckern, Germany: Friedensau University.

Hahn, A. (2019, February 15). Lands of Sacrifice. American Society for the History of Rhetoric. Austin, TX

Logemann, M., & Hahn, A. (2019, May 24). Are We Moving Towards Convergence? Revisiting Communication Disciplines, Theories and Concepts. ICA Pre-Conference Programme. Washington, D.C.: ICA International Communication Association.

Hahn, A. (2018, June 6). The Ethics of Development Planning During Climate Crisis. 15th National Communication Ethics Conference. Pittsburgh, PA: National Communication Association.

Hahn, A. (2018, November 16). Nomads Protesting Digitally. Post-representative Participations: Engaging with Civic Action in the Times of Digital Citizenship. University of Brighton: International Association for Media and Communication Research.

Lehr-Samuels, A., Kaminer, D. N., Hahn, A., Sindhi, H., Gubernat, T., & Stone, C. (2018, November 29). Vocat: Innovative Multimedia Assignments and OERs. CUNY 17th Annual IT Conference. John Jay College, CUNY, New York, NY: CUNY.

Hahn, A. (2017, June 7). Lands of Scarcity, Sacrifice, and Destruction. Oxford Desert Conference. Oxford, UK: Oxford University.

Goodman, M., & Hahn, A. (2017, June 8). CCI Corporate Communication Practices & Trends Study 2017 Preliminary Report. Corporate Communication International. Baruch College

Hahn, A. (2017, April 1). The First Hundred Daze: Debating Education Policy through Audience Engagement Online Boundaries: Freedom of Expression beyond Physical Limits. Eastern Communication Association Annual Meeting. Boston, MA: Eastern Communication Association.

Hahn, A. (2017, March 28). Conserving Culture, Pastures, and Wildlife in an age of Land Scarcity. Baruch Global Seminar

Hahn, A. (2017, April 6). How Do New Media Affect Public Sphere Deliberation?. Undergraduate Research and Engagement Faculty Lunch Seminar

Waisanen, D., Hahn, A., & Gander, E. (2017, July 21). Text, Talk, Argue: How to Improve Political Conversations from an Argumentation Perspective. Alta Conference on Argumentation. Alta, UT: National Communication Association.

Goodman, M., & Hahn, A. (2017, June 30). The CCI Corporate Communication Practices 2017 Preliminary Findings. CCI Conference on Corporate Communication 2017. Baruch College/CUNY: CCI Corporate Communication International.

Hahn, A. (2016, August 6). Modern Nomadic Political Participation: An Argumentative Analysis of Mongolia’s 2015 Referendum-by-text Message. Tokyo Argumentation Conference. Tokyo, Japan

Hahn, A. (2016, October 6). MIT Colloquium: This Land Is Our Land: Mobile Media, Protest, and Debate in Maasai and Mongolian Land Disputes. Boston, MA: MIT.

Hahn, A. (2016, November 19). Use of New and Social Media in Pastoral Nomadic Communitites. Sharing Resource Prosperity. Oxford, UK: Department of Geography.

Hahn, A. (2015, April 24). This House Believes That it is Better to be Articulate Than Intelligent in American Politics.. Eastern Communication Association. Philadelphia, PA: Argumentation.

Hahn, A. (2015, April 17). Localities and Livelihoods in Asian Drylands. 3rd Oxford Desert Conference. Oxford, UK: Oxford University.

Hahn, A. (2015, April 17). Nomadic Rhetorics. 3rd Oxford Desert Conference. Oxford, UK: Oxford University.

Hahn, A. (2015, April 15). Agency, Boundary, and Risk Themes. Locations and Livelihoods in Asian Drylands. Oxford, UK: Wenner Gren.

Hahn, A. (2015, February 19). Nomadic Road Blockades as Environmental Radicalism in East Africa and Eurasia.. New Faculty Brownbag. VC 8-210: Weissman.

Hahn, A. (2015, April 24). Respondent. Eastern Communication Association. Philadelphia, PA: Argumentation.

Hahn, A. (2015, August 13). Invited Participant. International Young Researchers Forum. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: American Center for Mongolian Studies and Mongolian National University of Education.

Hahn, A. (2015, November 20). Sustainable Nomads.. National Communication Association. Las Vegas

Hahn, A. (2015, September 18). Relics of the Past?: Mass Media Framing of Pastoral-Nomadic Communities in Nature Films. International Conference on Science, Research and Popular Culture. Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Austria,: European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST).

Hahn, A. (2014, October 26). Sufism through Time and Space. Central Eurasian Studies Society Conference. New York, NY: Harriman Institute.

Hahn, A. (2014, November 23). You Shall Not Pass!: Nomadic Road Blockades as Environmental Radicalism in East Africa and Eurasia. National Communication Association. Chicago, IL: Environmental Communication Division.

Hahn, A. (2014, July 3). Disruptive Definition as a Method of Deterritorialization in Modern Argumentative Contexts. International Association for the Study of Argumentation 2014. Amsterdam, Netherlands: University of Amsterdam and the International Association for the Study of Argumentation.

Hahn, A. (2013, August 14). Integration of Conflicting Values in Ecosystem Services in Narok, Kenya. International Conference on Water Sustainability in Arid Region. Lanzhou, China: Lanzhou University and the International Geographical Union.

Hahn, A. (2013, May 23). Using Cultural Studies to Enrich Argument Analysis: From Arguments About to Arguments by the Maasai. Cultural Studies Association Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL: Cultural Studies Association.

Hahn, A. (2013, January 13). Because We Once Lived There: Maasai Culture as an Argumentative Resource in Ngorongoro, Tanzania. 4th Argumentation, Rhetoric, Debate and Pedagogy of Empowerment Conference. Doha, Qatar: Qatar Foundation.

Hahn, A. (2013, November 22). The Empty Steppe: Implications of the Emergent Mongolian Proleptic Elegy. National Communication Association. Washington D.C.

Hahn, A. (2013, November 23). While We Wait: Production of New Communities and Visual Documentation at the 2012 Maasai Mara Road Protest. National Communication Association. Washington D.C.: Visual Communication.

Hahn, A. (2013, November 23). More Than Just a Tournament: Student Analysis of Cross-Cultural Exchange and Argumentation at the World Schools Debate Championship.. National Communication Association. Washington D.C.: Ethnography.

Na'puti, T., & Hahn, A. (2013, November 23). Plebiscite Deliberations: Self-Determination and Deliberative Democracy in Guam. National Communication Association. Washington D.C.: Asian / Pacific American Caucus.

Hahn, A. (2012, April 28). World Schools Debating Championships: Transitioning to a Global Stage. Eastern Communication Association Annual Meeting. Cambridge, MA: National Communication Association.

Hahn, A. (2012, June 14). From Barbaros to Bantu: Cross-Cultural Analysis of Racialized Linguistic Communities. 12th National Communication Ethics Conference. Pittsburgh, PA: National Communication Association.

Hahn, A. (2012, February 10). Can Nomads Reclaim the War Machine? Emergent Transnational Identification on the Inner Mongolian / Mongolian Border. 21st Annual Columbia Graduate Student Conference on East Asia. New York, NY: Columbia University.

Hahn, A. (2012, March 3). Nomadology and Mongolian Identity. 19th Annual Central Eurasian Studies Association. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University.

Hahn, A. (2011, April 23). Present Future: Expectations and Deliberation in a Mutating World. Meeting of the Southwest/Texas Popular Culture Association and American Culture Association. San Antonio, TX: Popular Culture Association.

Hahn, A. (2011, March 24). Purging Impurity: The Intersection of Religious Tropes and Deformed Bodies in Environmental Literature. Graduate Expo. Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh.

Hahn, A. (2011, November 18). Topicality as a Strategic Maneuver: What Oyun Tolgoi Gave to Mongolia. National Communication Association. New Orleans, LA: Russian and Eurasian Association.

Hahn, A. (2010, June 30). The World Schools Debate Championship as an Intercultural Argumentation Laboratory. International Society for the Study of Argumentation.. Amsterdam, Netherlands: University of Amsterdam.

Hahn, A. (2009, April 22). Removal of Arsenic from Groundwater Using Naturally Occurring Iron Oxides in Rural Regions of Inner Mongolia (China). P3 – People, Prosperity and Planet Student Design Competition for Sustainability Conference. Washington, D.C.: Environmental Protection Agency.

Hahn, A. (2008, April 4). Historiography of Danzan Ravjaa – Devil, Lama, and Saint of the Gobi. Meeting of the American Center for Mongolian Studies. Atlanta, GA: American Center for Mongolian Studies.

Hahn, A. (2008, April 24). The Silent Rebellion: Investigating the Lack of Mongolian Political Participation. Wake Forest Symposium on Citizenship. Winston-Salem, NC: Wake Forest University.

Hahn, A. (2008, October 12). Cocktails and Operas: Mongolian Political Protest. Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs. St. Olaf College, MN: Association of Asian Studies.

Hahn, A. (2007, March 23). Civil Space in the Steppe. Meeting of the American Center for Mongolian Studies. Boson, MA: American Center for Mongolian Studies.

Other Scholarly Works

Hahn, A. (2019). Burials (Prehistoric). Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions. 2243-244.

Hahn, A. (2019). Christianity in Africa. Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions. 2176-178.

Hahn, A. (2019). Life-Cycle Ceremonies. Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions. 216-17.

Hahn, A. (2019). Rastafari. Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions. 222-23.

Hahn, A. (2019). Shaminism (Prehistoric). Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions. 2257-259.

Hahn, A. (2019). Body Art. Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions. 210-11.

Hahn, A. (2018). Nomadic Pastoralism in Central Asia. World History for Gale Researcher.

https://networks.h-net.org/node/11273/discussions/178571/call-authors-chinese-history-and-other-asian-history-topics-gale

Hahn, A. (2018). Multiple articles ranging from child marriage to the 2015 Mt. Everest Avalanches: see printouts in binder. EBSCO: Research Starters. 3,000 words each.

www.ebscohost.com/discovery/content/research-starters

Ahern, A., Sternberg, T., & Hahn, A. (2017). Pastoral Livelihoods in Asian Drylands. 222.

Reviews

Hahn, A. (2021,June 18). In the Company of Rebels: A Generational Memory of Bohemians, Deep Heads, and History Makers Chellis Glendinning: Book Review by Allison Hahn. East Lansing, Michigan,USA: Journal for the Study of Radicalism.

Hahn, A. (2021,May 30). Nicole Stremlau, Media, Conflict and the State in Africa. Los Angeles,USA: International Journal of Communication.

Hahn, A. (2016,January 1). Nomads as Agents of Cultural Change: The Mongols and Their Eurasian Predecessors. Oxford,UK: Nomadic Peoples.

Research Currently in Progess

Hahn, A.(n.d.). Lands of Scarcity and Sacrifice. In Progress.

Previously with the working title: Argumentative Exchanges in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Research for this project was funded through a PSC CUNY Enhanced grant. All research for this project is now complete and I am beginning to work on the manuscript and book proposal. Thus far approximately 60 pages of the text is complete. Portions of the book were presented to the American Society for the History of Rhetoric and the Environmental Communication division of the International Communication Association. I aim to submit this text to Cornell University Press’ Series on Land, which requires a full manuscript for submission.

Hahn, A.(n.d.). NSF Grant Proposal: Mobile Technologies in Nomadic / Herder Communication . In Progress.

I am preparing to resubmit my proposal for the NSF Science, Technology and Society directive in early 2020. This grant will examine the ways that herding communities are utilizing, adapting, and interpreting mobile technologies to participate in national and international deliberations about conservation and conservation parks.

Hahn, A.(n.d.). The New Public Screen: Virtual Reality as a tool for Advocacy and Awareness. In Progress.

This paper will examine the use of VR by organizations ranging from UNESCO to the New York Times as a way to engage viewers in new experiences. I will ask if and how these productions engage and transform audience empathy and engagement. Research for this paper is complete, as is the first 10 pages of text, I expect to submit the paper to the Journal of New Media & Society in January 2020.

Hahn, A.(n.d.). The Tragedy of the Tragedy of the Commons. In Progress.

This project, which will either become a journal article or a short (aprox. 40,000 word) manuscript, examines the global use and implications of Garrett Hardin's metaphor of the tragedy of the commons.

Logemann, M., & Hahn, A.(n.d.). Working title: Corporate Communication Reframed by Digitization . In Progress.

Three decades of rapid evolution of technology has had a revolutionary impact on the profession and practice of corporate communication. Our longitudinal study explores this revolution, and makes suggestions how it should inform future research and theory developments in corporate communication. As part of this ongoing research, we are developing a long-term research study on the changing communicative norms and especially the use of emojis in professional communication. First manuscript underway, to be submitted this spring 2021.

Title	Funding Agency Sponsor	Start Date	End Date	Awarded Date	Total Funding	Status
Mobile Technologies in Herding Communities	PSC-CUNY 51	07/01/2020	12/31/2022	04/17/2020	3140	Completed
Online Speech Pedagogy	PSC-CUNY 49	07/01/2018	06/30/2020	04/15/2018	3484.06	Completed
Nomads, New Media, and the State	Eugene Lang Fellowship	06/01/2016	06/30/2017	05/06/2016	7395	Completed
Argumentative Exchanges in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem	PSC-CUNY 47	07/01/2016	06/30/2017	04/15/2016	11934.19	Completed
Pastoral-Nomadic Women’s Use of Cell Phones in Political Deliberation	PSC-CUNY 46	07/01/2015	06/30/2016	04/17/2015	5815	Completed
Book Title: Lands of Sacrifice	Eugene Lang Fellowship	06/01/2020	12/31/2022	05/17/2020	4570.66	Funded - In Progress

Honor / Award	Organization Sponsor	Date Received	Description
Rural Scholar	Tarleton State University - Texas A&M	2021	Scholars will focus on rural communication issues and strategies. They are responsible for participating in a monthly research meeting, submitting research for the Rural Communication Journal, and engaging with the Think Rural podcast
Center for Teaching and Learning Faculty Fellow	Center for Teaching and Learning - Baruch	2016	One course reduction to convert a face to face class to a hybrid/online class.
Faculty Fellowship Publication Program	CUNY Central	2016	One course reduction work on my manuscript, Nomads, New Media, and the State.
Spring African History Workshop on the theme of “African Environments and their Populations.”	Georgetown University	2016	Travel and research support to attend the Georgetown workshop.
Mongolian Faculty Field Research Fellowship	American Center for Mongolian Studies	2015
Dissertation Award	American Society for the History of Rhetoric	2014
American Center for Mongolian Studies Language Fellowship	Council of American Overseas Research Centers	2013
Mellon Pre-Doctoral Fellowship	University of Pittsburgh	2013	For the 2013-2014 school year.
Mellon Pre-Doctoral Summer Research Fellowship	University of Pittsburgh	2010
Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship (FLAS) 2008/2009	U.S. Department of Education	2008
Fulbright Fellow		2006	Fellow to the National University of Mongolia, 2006-2007.

Department

Committee Name	Position Role	Start Date	End Date
South West University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE), Chengdu China	Faculty Liaison, Trainer, and Evaluator for COM1010 course at SWUFE	1/1/2017	Present
Department Meeting	Attendee, Meeting	9/9/2014	Present
Corporate Communication New Student Orientation	Committee Member	1/1/2014	Present
Student Advising	Faculty Advisor	1/1/2014	Present
Curriculum Committee	Committee Member	1/1/2017	12/31/2019
Faculty Search Committee	Committee Member	8/31/2016	4/20/2019
Global Media Cultures MA	Committee Member	8/31/2014	12/31/2018
Curriculum Committee	Committee Chair	1/1/2016	12/31/2017
Globus Fund to study "Big Data" Analysis,	Committee Member	1/1/2015	12/31/2017
Faculty Search Committee	Committee Member	12/1/2015	3/31/2016

College

Committee Name	Position Role	End Date
Black and Latino Studies Colloquium Board	Committee Member	Present
Hybrid/Online Instruction Programming Working Group	Committee Member	Present
Student Advising	Faculty Advisor	Present
Corporate Communication New Student Orientation	Committee Member	Present
Department Meeting	Attendee, Meeting	Present
South West University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE), Chengdu China	Faculty Liaison, Trainer, and Evaluator for COM1010 course at SWUFE	Present
Collaborative Online International Learning Preparation and Planning	Committee Member	Present
Weissman Representative to Zicklin	Committee Member	Present
Fulbright Review Board	Committee Member	Present
J.K. Watson Fellowship Interview Committee	Committee Member	Present
Global Studies Minor	Committee Member	Present
Committee on Collegiate Athletic Activities	Committee Member	12/31/2023
Representative to the Zicklin School of Business		8/29/2023
Dean's IDEA Fellowship Committee	Committee Member	12/31/2019
Curriculum Committee	Committee Member	12/31/2019
Faculty Search Committee	Committee Member	4/20/2019
Global Media Cultures MA	Committee Member	12/31/2018
Curriculum Committee	Committee Chair	12/31/2017
Globus Fund to study "Big Data" Analysis,	Committee Member	12/31/2017
Baruch Campaign 2016 - Debate and Voter Education Programs for the Presidential Election	Committee Member	12/31/2017
Freshman Convocation	Attendee, Meeting	8/24/2017
Baruch Scholars Admitted Students Event	Faculty Lecturer	3/30/2017
Transfer Students Reception	Faculty Speaker	3/28/2017
Admitted Students Receptions - Faculty Lecturer on April 12, 2016		4/30/2016
Faculty Search Committee	Committee Member	3/31/2016
Faculty Research Seminar "Co-Lab: the Baruch College Makerspace"	Attendee, Meeting	1/15/2016
Faculty Senate	Attendee, Meeting	9/3/2015
Admitted Students Reception	Student Placement	3/26/2015
WSAS Faculty Meeting	Attendee, Meeting	2/25/2015
WSAS Faculty Meeting	Attendee, Meeting	12/3/2014
Transfer Student Session at LaGuardia CC	Faculty Advisor	11/5/2014
Senate Executive Meeting	Attendee, Meeting	9/23/2014
Weissman Faculty Meeting	Attendee, Meeting	9/18/2014

University

Committee Name	Position Role	Start Date	End Date
Honors	Faculty Director	9/1/2022	Present
Freshman Learning Community	Faculty Mentor	8/31/2015	Present
Honors Advisory Committee	Committee Member	9/1/2017	Present
	Attendee, Convocation		8/24/2016
Freshmen Breakout Sessions	Faculty Mentor		8/24/2016
	Attendee, Convocation		8/26/2015
Freshman Breakout Sessions	Faculty Advisor		8/26/2015
Faculty Senate Plenary Meeting	Attendee, Meeting		10/2/2014
Faculty Senate Plenary	Attendee, Meeting		9/4/2014
	Attendee, Convocation		8/27/2014
New Faculty Orientation	Attendee, Orientation	8/19/2014	8/20/2014

Professional

Organization	Position Role	Organization Country	Start Date	End Date	Audience
Oxford University Desert Conference	Workshop Organizer	United Kingdom	6/3/2017	Present
Eurasian Communication Association	Committee Member		11/20/2014	Present
Nomadic Peoples (Journal)	Reviewer, Journal Article		8/1/2024	Present	International
International Journal of Communication	Reviewer, Journal Article		8/1/2021	Present	International
Pastoralism (Journal)	Reviewer, Journal Article		9/1/2024	Present	International
Oxford University and Ford Foundation Mongolian Writing Workshop	Workshop Organizer	Mongolia	6/15/2016	6/30/2016
University of Oxford and Wenner-Gren Foundation	Workshop Organizer	United Kingdom	4/16/2015	4/19/2015

Public

Organization	Position Role	Organization State	Organization Country	Start Date	End Date	Audience
New York Urban Debate League				9/1/2014	Present
Bushwick Food Cooperative	Officer, Other Officer			9/15/2014	12/31/2017