SCCI 2020

Sunday, February 23, 2020

5:00pm— 6:00pm	Health and Medical Communication Salon Meet-Up	Monarch Recovery Sports Grill (Hotel Bar)
6:00pm— 8:00pm	Group Dinner (all attendees)	La Herradura

Monday, February 24, 2020

8:30am—5:00pm, Darden College of Education Bldg, Room 1106

Time	Session	Presentation
8:30am— 8:35am	A	Daniel Richards Old Dominion University Opening Remarks
8:35am— 9:00am	A	Michael Albers East Carolina University Communicating Complexity
9:00am— 9:30am	A	Lisa DeTora Hofstra University Biomedical Authorship as Complex Information
9:30am— 10:00am	A	Michael Madson Medical University of South Carolina Improving Wayfinding in an Adult Emergency Department: Has an Interprofessional Intervention Worked?
	Break
10:15am— 10:45am	B	Michael J. Klein James Madison University Cross-disciplinary Vaccine Education through a Campus-Community Partnership
10:45am— 11:15am	B	JD Applen University of Central Florida Genome Sequencing as an Inhibitory Boundary Object
11:15am— 12:00pm	B	Melinda Krakow National Cancer Institute, Health Communication and Informatics Research Branch Lauren Maggio Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Laura Moorhead San Francisco State University Communicating Complex Cancer Research to the Public
	Lunch
1:00pm— 2:00pm	Keynote	Jean Goodwin* North Carolina State University Ethical Responsibilities for Communicators in the Climate Debate
	Break
2:15pm— 2:45pm	C	Lisa Melonçon & Tanya Zarlengo University of South Florida Updating Participatory Methodology for Complex User Experience Design
2:45pm— 3:15pm	C	Russell Kirkscey Penn State Harrisburg Relational mHealth App Development and Usability Testing for Older Adults
3:15pm— 3:45pm	C	Abigail Bakke Minnesota State University, Mankato Trust and Usability in Health Websites: Results from Interviews and Observations of E-Health Users [+Data Samples Handout]
	Break
4:00pm— 4:30pm	D	Staci Defibaugh Old Dominion University Communicating the Complexity of Diabetes: A Case Study of NP-Patient Interactions
4:30pm— 5:00pm	D	David Daly, Sr. Plain English for Doctors LLC (Author & Founder) Using Vibrant Language in Medical and Public Health Materials
	Depart
6:00pm— 8:00pm		Dinner: Hair of the Dog Eatery

*Keynote Background: Jean Goodwin (Ph.D. UWisconsin, J.D. Chicago) is SAS Institute Distinguished Professor of Rhetoric & Technical Communication in the Department of Communication at NC State University. Her research in argumentation studies focuses in particular on the roles scientists can usefully play in civic controversies, such as those over climate change, GMOs, and sustainable agriculture. She emphasizes the importance of communication ethics in defining the responsibilities scientists undertake in providing information, synthesizing reports, offering advice, and even advocating.

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

8:00am—3:45pm, Darden College of Education Bldg, Room 1106

Time	Session	Presenter Name and Presentation Title
8:00am— 9:00am	Posters	Brenton Faber Worcester Polytechnic Institute “Curations: Genre + Intention” Suzan Flanagan East Carolina University “Green UX: Sustainable Digital Content Design” Alex C. Nielsen and John Shull Virginia Modeling Analysis & Simulation Center “Digital Wunderkammer: Full-Stack UX and Development of VR Narrative Modeling Solutions” Laura Roberts North Carolina State University “Communicating for Openness: Creating Documentation for Open Science Projects”
9:00am— 9:30am	E	Huiling Ding, Jet Wang, Chenxing Xie, Kelia Ray, Yeqing Kong, & Hunter Jones North Carolina State University AI-Assisted Recruiting and Screening: Tools, Processes, and Strategies
9:30am— 10:00am	E	David Young & Jay Jaganaath Georgia Institute of Technology AI Approaches to TC: The REUL Lab and NLP Strategies for Disseminating Complex Information
	Break
10:15am— 10:45am	F	Jason Swarts North Carolina State University How Topic-Based Writing Scaffolds Engagement with Complex Documentation Sets
10:45am— 11:15am	F	Joanna Schreiber Georgia Southern University Scandal and Communication Design: The Case of Wells Fargo
11:15am— 11:45am	F	Julie Gerdes Texas Tech University Designing for Transparency in Complex Federal Information Contexts
	Lunch
12:45pm— 1:15pm	G	Tharon Howard Clemson University Usability & UX Research in the Future: Mapping the Minefield
1:15pm— 1:45pm	G	Daniel Hocutt University of Richmond Expanding Usability Studies of Complex Websites to Include Posthuman Users
1:45pm— 2:15pm	G	D’An Knowles Ball Old Dominion University UX Testing of Immersion in Multisensory Virtual Reality
	Break
2:30pm— 3:30pm	H	Guiseppe Getto East Carolina University Designing a UX Course: Where Do I Get Started?
3:30pm— 3:45pm	H	Reflection, Raffle, and Future Conference Sites