T. Jake Dionne

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Assistant Professor

University of Arkansas

Also affiliated: University of Colorado Boulder (2018–2020); Syracuse University (2016)

5 h-index 22 pubs 107 cited

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T. Jake Dionne is an Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His research engages with critical approaches to communication, rhetoric, and public memory, often focusing on issues of social justice, identity, and environmental concerns. Dionne has published work examining digital counterpublic memories of anti-Black racism on campus and analyzing rhetorical strategies used in legal and conservation debates surrounding Indigenous peoples and the environment. He also investigates the intersections of queer ecology, futurity, and empathy. His scholarly work has been recognized through a h-index of 4 and 97 total citations across 20 publications. Dionne collaborates with other researchers at the University of Arkansas, including Joe Edward Hatfield, Nabiha Khetani, and Joel H. Metcalf.

Metrics

h-index: 5
Publications: 22
Citations: 107

Positions

Assistant Professor publications 2023–2026

University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Department of Communication ORCID

Selected Publications

Concessionary storytelling: epistemic freedom in Zimbabwean anti-extractivist documentaries (2026)

Critical Studies in Media Communication DOI OpenAlex
Theorizing Thrivance Storytelling as Indigenous Advocacy in Threshold (2026)

Howard Journal of Communications DOI OpenAlex
Intersectional activism in environmental communication: changemakers respond to ecological crises (2026)

Critical Studies in Media Communication DOI OpenAlex
The occupational hazards of campus public memory pedagogy (2025)

Communication Teacher DOI OpenAlex
Corax and Tisias on Appeal : Performing Moot Court in the Legal Studies Classroom (2025)

Journal of Political Science Education DOI OpenAlex
The Dzanga-Sangha Rainforest Argument: Legal Concessions, Scientific Expertise, & Emotional Labor Memories (2025)

Environmental Communication 1 citation DOI OpenAlex
Constructing cohesion through commemorative law: The function of synecdoche in the Vote Bison Campaign (2025)

Communication Monographs 3 citations DOI OpenAlex
In the Spirit of ʔAtatíceʔ : telling decolonial allotment stories amid pending litigation (2025)

Critical Studies in Media Communication 6 citations DOI OpenAlex
Subordinating Plains Indians through conservation law: A rhetorical analysis of the Bison Protection Debate (2024)

Communication and Democracy 4 citations DOI OpenAlex
Lambda Pi Eta ’s campus public memory symposium (2024)

Communication Teacher 2 citations DOI OpenAlex
When freedom speaks: The boundaries and boundlessness of our First Amendment right When freedom speaks: The boundaries and boundlessness of our First Amendment right , by Lynn Greenky, Waltham, Brandeis University Press, 2022, 235 pp., $27.95 (paperback), ISBN 9781684580934. (2023)

Communication and Democracy DOI OpenAlex
Forgetting Fulbright: opposing racist public memory at the University of Arkansas (2023)

Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies 1 citation DOI OpenAlex