Tom Benson

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Thomas W. Benson Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of Rhetoric Department of Communication Arts & Sciences Penn State University 227 Sparks Building University Park, PA 16802 Office Hours Fall 2008 -- Mon & Wed 11-12 and by appt

office: 814-865-4201 home: 814-238-5277 department: 814-865-3461 FAX: 814-863-7986

Current directory Entry | Tom Benson home page in Department of Communication faculty directory | | e-mail Professor Benson | my blogs Senses of Rhetoric | Tom Benson | Rome | Rhetoric of Rome: Street and Studio | Rhetoric of Documentary |

Rome 2009 -- international program in Communication Arts & Sciences -- Rome -- rhetoric of travel and tourism

Rome 2009

Courses

Fall 2008	CAS 415 Rhetoric of Film -- Alfred Hitchcock and the Critics: The Rhetoric of the Thriller as Art, Entertainment, and Social Text click the image >>
Fall 2008	CAS 515 -- Seminar in Rhetoric of Film -- Alfred Hitchcock and the Critics: The Rhetoric of the Thriller as Art, Entertainment, and Social Text
Fall 2008	CAS 500 -- Seminar in the Rhetoric of the American Presidency
Recent Courses

The Review of Communication

The Review of Communication is an online journal of the National Communication Association. Click on the title at the left to go to the 1999-2003 editorial web site for the journal.

CRTNET

CRTNET (Communication Research and Theory Network) is an on-line newsletter for students and scholars interested in human communication, edited and published at the National Communication Association and Penn State University. Subscriptions are free. For the CRTNET archives on the web, click here . For more information on subscribing, visit the CRTNET page at the National Communication Association.

Some sites of interest to students of rhetoric	Electronic Journals and Computer Mediated Communication
Local weather	News, Politics
local sites	Film, Television, and Media Studies
Maps

ROME

In July 1998, the National Communication Association and the International Communication Association hosted an international conference in Rome, Italy. One program at that conference was a walking tour of Roman tourist sites. For more information on the 1998 Rome tour, click here.

Rome 1998

In summer 2002, Professor Margaret Benson taught a special summer program in Rome on Human Development and Family Studies -- Family and Childhood in Italy. Students lived in apartments in Rome.

Rome 2002

Rome 2006 -- International Program in Communication Arts & Sciences -- Rome

Rome 2006

Rome 2007 -- international program in Communication Arts & Sciences -- Rome -- rhetoric of travel and tourism Rome 2007

Rome 2008 -- international program in Communication Arts & Sciences -- Rome -- rhetoric of travel and tourism

Rome 2008

Rome 2009 -- international program in Communication Arts & Sciences -- Rome -- rhetoric of travel and tourism

Rome 2009