Notes on contributors List of abbreviations Preface (Michael S. Jeffress) Chapter 1: Disability Studies in the Communication Ethics Classroom: Pedagogies of Justice and Voice (Joy M. Cypher) Chapter 2: Creating a College Course on Communication and Disability (Elaine Bass Jenks) Chapter 3: Exploring Communication between the Differently Abled and the Temporarily Able-Bodied in a Special Topics Course (J. W. Smith, Stephanie Döhling, and Katherine Rush) Chapter 4: Incorporating Disability Studies into the Communication Classroom through a High Impact Engagement Nonverbal Communication Assignment (Paula K. Baldwin and Michael S. Jeffress) Chapter 5: Sexuality and People with Disabilities: A Workshop within an Interpersonal Communication Course (Kaori Miyawaki, Kate Ksobiech, Suzen Wildermuth, and Elizabeth Houtz) Chapter 6: Reframing the Gender Communication Classroom: Utilizing Disability Pedagogy (Brian Grewe, Jr.) Chapter 7: Bodies of Dis-Ease: Towards the Re-Conception of "Health" in Health Communication (Andrew Spieldenner and Elena Anadolis) Chapter 8: Disability Cultures and the Intercultural Communication Course (Alberto González and Andrew Donofrio) Chapter 9: Disability and Communication in the Virtual Classroom (Michael G.
Strawser) Chapter 10: Eyes Wide Open: Student Involvement in ASD Research and TBI Critical Experiential Learning in a Media Literacy Class (Laura C. Farrell and Ginnifer L. Mastarone) Chapter 11: Enhancing Campus Accessibility: A Disability Studies Approach to Teaching Technical Communication (Rebecca Miner) Chapter 12: Exploring the Intersection of Ableism, Image Building and Hegemonic Masculinity in the Political Communication Classroom (Emily Stones) Chapter 13: Unleashing Disability Perspectives in the Public Speaking Course (Bettina Brockmann and Michael S. Jeffress) onal Communication Course (Kaori Miyawaki, Kate Ksobiech, Suzen Wildermuth, and Elizabeth Houtz) Chapter 6: Reframing the Gender Communication Classroom: Utilizing Disability Pedagogy (Brian Grewe, Jr.) Chapter 7: Bodies of Dis-Ease: Towards the Re-Conception of "Health" in Health Communication (Andrew Spieldenner and Elena Anadolis) Chapter 8: Disability Cultures and the Intercultural Communication Course (Alberto González and Andrew Donofrio) Chapter 9: Disability and Communication in the Virtual Classroom (Michael G. Strawser) Chapter 10: Eyes Wide Open: Student Involvement in ASD Research and TBI Critical Experiential Learning in a Media Literacy Class (Laura C. Farrell and Ginnifer L. Mastarone) Chapter 11: Enhancing Campus Accessibility: A Disability Studies Approach to Teaching Technical Communication (Rebecca Miner) Chapter 12: Exploring the Intersection of Ableism, Image Building and Hegemonic Masculinity in the Political Communication Classroom (Emily Stones) Chapter 13: Unleashing Disability Perspectives in the Public Speaking Course (Bettina Brockmann and Michael S.
Jeffress) proach to Teaching Technical Communication (Rebecca Miner) Chapter 12: Exploring the Intersection of Ableism, Image Building and Hegemonic Masculinity in the Political Communication Classroom (Emily Stones) Chapter 13: Unleashing Disability Perspectives in the Public Speaking Course (Bettina Brockmann and Michael S. Jeffress).