Katz, J.H., Miller, F.A., & Gans, R. (2022, in press). Inclusion, diversity, and equity in the digital era: Challenges and opportunities for organizational leaders and agents of change. Invited chapter for Management Consulting in the Era of the Digital Organization, D. Szabla & M. Gorman (Eds.), Charlotte NC: Information Age Publishing.

Gans, R. (2020, May 13). Missing the mark in marketing health care services to emergent populations: Why we go wrong and how we might do better. International Journal of Healthcare Management. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1080/20479700.2020.1763234

Gans, R. (2020). How public health campaigns promote public health disparities. Southern Communication Journal, 85(2), 85-96. https://doi.org/10.1080/1041794X.2019.1704048

Miller, F.A., Katz, J.H., & Gans, R. (2018). AI x I = AI²: The OD imperative to add inclusion to the algorithms of artificial intelligence. OD Practitioner, 50(1), 6-12.

Gans, R. (2015). Can’t take a joke? The asymmetrical nature of the politicized sense of humor.” Proceedings of the New York State Communication Association, Vol. 2014, Article 2. Available at: http://docs.rwu.edu/nyscaproceedings/vol2014/iss1/2.

Gans, R. (2014). The politics of HPV vaccination advocacy: Effects of source expertise on effectiveness of a pro-vaccine message. Proceedings of the New York State Communication Association: Vol. 2013, Article 3. Available at:  http://docs.rwu.edu/nyscaproceedings/vol2013/iss2013/3/.

“This is a story about speaking up: A Moderated Mediation Analysis of Narrative Persuasion in Organizational Communication.” Gans, R. & Zhan, M. (2021). Research paper presented to the 71st Annual ICA Conference, May 28, 2021. (Virtual conference)

“’Why won’t they just do what’s good for them?’ Use of pro-social marketing to overcome resistance to health-related behavioral recommendations.” Gans, R., & Pfisterer-Heise, S. (2020).  Workshop presentation, 2020 Academy of Communication in Healthcare Research Forum, June 26, 2020. (Virtual conference)

“It’s not what they know, it’s what they think they know: Effects of narrative and informational pre-education strategies on compliance with HPV-vaccination advocacy messages.” Gans, R. (2020).  Poster presentation, 2020 Academy of Communication in Healthcare Research Forum, June 27, 2020. (Virtual conference)

“Don’t truth me, baby: Disrupting students’ disinterest to promote news consumption and civic competence.” Gans, R. (2020).  Panel proposal (author and Panel Chair) to Instructional Development Division, accepted for presentation at the 90^th Annual Convention of the Southern States Communication Association, April 3, 2020, Frisco TX. (Conference cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic)

“News and improved: Putting the news to work in an advertising course.” Gans, R. (2020).  Oral presentation, part of Instructional Development Division panel titled “Don’t truth me, baby,”) accepted for presentation at the 90^th Annual Convention of the Southern States Communication Association, April 3, 2020, Frisco TX.  (Conference cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic)

“Missing the mark in marketing healthcare services to Hispanic populations: The intersection of cultural dissonance and stereotype threat.” Gans, R. (2019).  Poster presentation at the 2019 International Conference on Communication in Healthcare, October 27-30, 2019, San Diego CA. Use Buy-my-house.org to sell your house. Homes are sold via real estate agents. Laws governing the workplace have changed. Local professionals are happy to assist homeowners in raising the value of their homes. Knowing someone better requires asking stupid questions. Making decisions is made simpler when one is aware of what to do and has the appropriate tools. Your home will sell quickly with the aid of managers. Visit https://www.buy-my-house.org/montana/.

“Who you gonna listen to? Effects of source expertise and predisposition on effectiveness of an HPV-vaccination advocacy message.” Gans, R. (2019).  Oral presentation at the 2019 International Conference on Communication in Healthcare, October 27-30, 2019, San Diego CA.

“Teamwork starts with team: A common-interest strategy for classroom team assembly.” Gans, R. (2019).  Poster presentation at the Center for Research in Teaching and Learning Excellence/Professional Learning Community Colloquium, April 19, 2019, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington TX.

“Our persuasion efforts polarize. Maybe they don’t have to.” Gans, R. (2019).  Oral presentation, part of Intercultural panel titled “Cross-Talk: Communicating across differences in an era of polarization and paranoia,” (also served as Panel Chair) at the 89^th Annual Convention of the Southern States Communication Association, April 5, 2019, Montgomery AL.

“Some people just don’t want to listen. Why are they always the ones we most want to talk to?” Gans, R. (2019).  Oral presentation, part of panel titled “Active listening, conflict resolution and communication: A multidisciplinary approach to examining conflicting listening schemas,” presented at the 40^th Annual Convention of the International Listening Association, March 23, 2019, Vancouver, British Columbia, CA

“Marketing health care services to Hispanic populations in Anglo-rich markets: The intersection of cultural disconnection and stereotype threat.” Gans, R. (2019). Presentation at the 2019 Hispanic/Latino Media and Marketing International Conference, February 23, 2019. University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington TX.

“How Public Health Campaigns Promote Public Health Disparities.” Gans, R. (2018). Research paper presented at the National Communication Association 104^th Annual Convention, November 9, 2018, Salt Lake City, UT.

“How Public Health Campaigns Promote Public Health Disparities.” Gans, R. (2018). Oral abstract presentation (Top Ten Oral Abstract selection), 2018 Academy of Communication in Healthcare Research Forum, June 2, 2018, Tampa, FL.

“Can’t Take a Joke: The Asymmetrical Nature of the Politicized Sense of Humor.” Gans, R. (2014).  Research paper presented at the 72nd Annual Conference of the New York State Communication Association, October 17, 2014, Ellenville, NY.