Leila Monaghan currently teaches anthropology and disabilitystudies at the University of Wyoming and the University of MarylandUniversity College. She served as course director of InterpersonalCommunication in the Department of Communication and Culture atIndiana University for four years. Her publications include theco-edited volumes Many Ways to be Deaf and HIV/AIDS andDeaf Communities. Jane E. Goodman is an associate professor in theDepartment of Communication and Culture at Indiana University. Sheis the author of Berber Culture on the World Stage: From Villageto Video, and editor of Bourdieu in Algeria: ColonialPolitics, Ethnographic Practices, Theoretical Developments. Sheserved as course director of Interpersonal Communication in theDepartment of Communication and Culture at Indiana University forthree years. Jennifer Meta Robinson is a senior lecturer in theDepartment of Communication and Culture at Indiana University. Sheis author of The Farmers' Market Book: Growing Food, CultivatingCommunity, editor of Teaching Environmental Literacy: AcrossCampus and Across the Curriculum, and editor of the IndianaUniversity Press book series Scholarship of Teaching andLearning. She has served as course director of InterpersonalCommunication in the Department of Communication and Culture atIndiana University since 2006.