Publication: Spring 2016
Editors, Craig Engstrom and Joshua Frye

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction: Tilling the Field, Reaping Rewards
   Craig L. Engstrom and Joshua Frye
2. Using Research in the Real World: Yes, Your Research Methods Class is Relevant!
   Katherine R. Fleck
3. Out of Camelot: Walking toward Eloquence
   Joshua J. Frye
4. Sophisticated Communication: A Tale of Contemporary Sophistry
   Craig L. Engstrom
5. To Get Paid or Not to Get Paid? That is the Question: Negotiating the Role of Academic–Practitioner in Formative Evaluation
   Brandi Lawless
6. A Critical Scholar Goes Consulting: A Critical–Interpretive Perspective
   Eric P. James
7. Corruption, Addiction, and Scandal: Lessons Learned from a Failed Attempt to Engage a Community’s Youth
   Katie M. Striley
8. Water Cooler Talk: Qualitative Consultants Give a
   Voice to Making a Living
   Robin Smith Mathis ​
9. Answering Their Burning Questions: Stories from
   My Collaboration with a Fire Department
   Elizabeth A. Williams
10. Using Qualitative Inquiry to Build Competitive Strategy
    Jack L. Harris
11. From Meaningless to Meaning-Filled: Using Qualitative­–Interpretive Methods to Research, Craft, and Implement a Brand Plan
    Scott Dickmeyer
12. R-E-S-P-E-C-T, Find Out What it Means to Me
    Kris Kirschbaum
13. Teaching as Paradox: Talking the Walk, Walking the Talk
    Jennifer Mobley
14. Ten Consulting Lessons from a Class Service-Learning Project
    Jennifer Wood
15. Teaching Communication Consulting Through Client Projects: A Rhetorical Approach
    Elizabeth A. Petre and James T. Petre