Nurturing interdisciplinary understanding, development, and community among the different areas, KB Journal's goal, ultimately, is to build some stable knowledge to foster a better world.

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Inquiries and submissions should be addressed to the following:

New Submissions

Andrew King, Editor

Department of Communication Studies
136 Coates Hall
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
andyk@lsu.edu

Current Content, through July 1, 2008

Mark E. Huglen, Co-Editor

University of Minnesota, Crookston

2900 University Avenue

Crookston, MN 56716

MHuglen@umn.edu

Clarke Rountree, Co-Editor

University of Alabama - Huntsville

342 Morton Hall

Huntsville, Alabama 35899

Clarke.Rountree@uah.edu

Research and Book Reviews

Dana Anderson, Research and Book Review Editor

Indiana University

danaande@indiana.edu

Current or Future Events

Elizabeth Weiser, Happenings Editor

Ohio State University

weiser.23@osu.edu

Forum Inquiries

Ed Appel, Conversation Editor

Lock Haven University

Consulting Editor

David Blakesley, Purdue University