Elise Decamp
Biographic Data
| ID | 813664 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elise Decamp |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elise |
| FAMILY NAME | Decamp |
| SIGNATURE | DECAMP E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western Michigan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7632-3290 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Integrating climate change across the disciplines: Review of a faculty learning community and student climate literacy assessment model
This paper begins with a broader discussion of the current efforts to address the gap in integrating the topic of climate change across university curricula. This context informs the study’s primary objective of evaluating the efficacy of a two-phase faculty learning community (FLC) and student climate literacy assessment model, designed and implemented as an exploratory case study at an American Midwestern university, in promoting (1) climate ch…
Racially Imbalanced Peremptory Challenges by the Defense as a Reactionary Process
The use of peremptory challenges in American criminal trials has been found to be racially discriminatory despite race-based motivation being unconstitutional in jury selection. One argument made in defense of peremptory challenges is that the prosecution and the defense counteract each other, and “cancel out” each other’s impact. Using data from 208 criminal trials in Mississippi, this study examines whether the prosecution and defense counterac…
Negotiating race in stand-up comedy: Interpretations of 'Single Story' Narratives
This paper explores how narratives of personal experiences among audience members in Midwestern comedy clubs shape their receptivity to the racial discourses deployed by stand-up comedians. Conducting a Midwest-based ethnography of comedy clubs located across three states, I collected data through a variety of methods, which included: live stand-up performance observations; interviews of comedians and audience members from the same shows to bette…
Humoring the audience: Performance strategies and persuasion in Midwestern American stand-up comedy
This paper explores how performance strategies in stand-up comedy are employed to foster audience receptivity to a comedian’s social commentaries. Stand-up comedy, among other art forms within the live performance genre, possesses the unique ability to respond in real time to the mood, energy, and overall engagement level of a crowd. This responsiveness to audiences is evident to a lesser degree in satirical news shows like
Negotiating race in stand-up comedy: Interpretations of 'Single Story' Narratives
This paper explores how narratives of personal experiences among audience members in Midwestern comedy clubs shape their receptivity to the racial discourses deployed by stand-up comedians. Conducting a Midwest-based ethnography of comedy clubs located across three states, I collected data through a variety of methods, which included: live stand-up performance observations; interviews of comedians and audience members from the same shows to bette…
Humoring the audience: Performance strategies and persuasion in Midwestern American stand-up comedy
This paper explores how performance strategies in stand-up comedy are employed to foster audience receptivity to a comedian’s social commentaries. Stand-up comedy, among other art forms within the live performance genre, possesses the unique ability to respond in real time to the mood, energy, and overall engagement level of a crowd. This responsiveness to audiences is evident to a lesser degree in satirical news shows like
Humoring the audience: Performance strategies and persuasion in Midwestern American stand-up comedy
This paper explores how performance strategies in stand-up comedy are employed to foster audience receptivity to a comedian’s social commentaries. Stand-up comedy, among other art forms within the live performance genre, possesses the unique ability to respond in real time to the mood, energy, and overall engagement level of a crowd. This responsiveness to audiences is evident to a lesser degree in satirical news shows like
Negotiating race in stand-up comedy: Interpretations of 'Single Story' Narratives
This paper explores how narratives of personal experiences among audience members in Midwestern comedy clubs shape their receptivity to the racial discourses deployed by stand-up comedians. Conducting a Midwest-based ethnography of comedy clubs located across three states, I collected data through a variety of methods, which included: live stand-up performance observations; interviews of comedians and audience members from the same shows to bette…
Racially Imbalanced Peremptory Challenges by the Defense as a Reactionary Process
The use of peremptory challenges in American criminal trials has been found to be racially discriminatory despite race-based motivation being unconstitutional in jury selection. One argument made in defense of peremptory challenges is that the prosecution and the defense counteract each other, and “cancel out” each other’s impact. Using data from 208 criminal trials in Mississippi, this study examines whether the prosecution and defense counterac…
Integrating climate change across the disciplines: Review of a faculty learning community and student climate literacy assessment model
This paper begins with a broader discussion of the current efforts to address the gap in integrating the topic of climate change across university curricula. This context informs the study’s primary objective of evaluating the efficacy of a two-phase faculty learning community (FLC) and student climate literacy assessment model, designed and implemented as an exploratory case study at an American Midwestern university, in promoting (1) climate ch…
Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Comedy (2 works) · Humor Studies and Applications (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Literature (2 works) · Media studies (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)