Fran Hassencahl
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Communication & Theatre Arts
Contact Information
Organizational Chart
Education/Credentials
Ph.D. in Communication, Case Western Reserve University, (1970)
M.A. in Communication, Case Western Reserve University, (1966)
B.A. in History and Speech Communication (double major), Goshen College, (1964)
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Expertise
- Communication
- Public Speaking / Mothers and Daughters in Film / The Situation in the Middle East / Presidential Debates / Political Campaign Management / Putting Together an Advertising Campaign / Intercultural Communication/ Political Cartoons
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Research Interests
- The framing of messages through political cartoons, press stories , and debate. construction of identity in the novels of Orhan Pamuk.
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Articles
- Hassencahl, F. (2002). Individuation and Integration in Orhan Pamuk’s The White Castle. Abhath Al-Yarmouk, 20 (2), pp. 77-92.
- Hassencahl, F. (1999). “The Model League of Arab States”. ALBOOM (Kuwait) (19),
- Hassencahl, F., and Peter, S. (1999). “AMIDEAST”. ALBOOM (Kuwait) (13),
- Hassencahl, F. (1993). The Status of Graduate Courses Designed for Directors of Forensics. The Forensic, 79 (1), pp. 1-5.
- Hassencahl, F. (1990). The Status of Graduate/Undergraduate Courses Designed for Directors of Forensics Programs. ERIC
- Hassencahl, F. (1980). Persecutors, Victims and Rescuers in Harlequin Romances. Research in Education
- Hassencahl, F. (1979). Contract Grading in the Classroom. Improving College and University Teaching, 27 (1), pp. 30-33.
- Hassencahl, F. (1979). Role Models for Working Women in Mademoiselle, 1956-76. Journal of the Communication Association of the Pacific, 8 (1),
- Hassencahl, F. (1977). Contracts Move from Commerce to the Classroom. Reseach Education
- Hassencahl, F. (1975). Mary Hayes and Deborah Sampson: The Rhetoric of Neglect, Praise and Expectation. Educational Resources Information Center Clearing House on Reading and Communication Module
- Hassencahl, F. (1974). "Problems of Part-time Faculty Women". Research in Education
- Hassencahl, F. (1974). Part-time Faculty Women (and Men) Have Needs, Too. Research in Education
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Book Chapters
- Hassencahl, F. Harry H. Laughlin, ‘Expert Eugenics Agent’ for Congress, 1924.. New York City: Philosophical Library Publishers.
- Hassencahl, F. (2016). "Miss Landmine": Exploiting or Empowering the Bodies of Landmine Survivors.Neoliberal Discourse and Gender Equality. Famagusta, North Cyprus: Eastern Mediterranean University Press.
- Hassencahl, F., and Hart, W. B. (2016). A Rhetorical Vision of Tolerance: Teaching Tolerance through Post-9/11 TV Dramas.Friends, Lovers, Co-Workers and Community: Everything I Know about Relationships I Learned from Television. Lexington Books.
- Hassencahl, F. (2013). Speaking for the Subaltern: Three Films that Portray the Victims of Landmines.(Re) Making and Undoing of Peace/Conflict. Famagusta, North Cyprus: Eastern Mediterranean University Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (2012). Experiencing Hüzün through the Loss of Life, Limb, and Love in Bahman Ghobadi’s Turtles Can Fly.Never There: Lost and Othered Children in Contemporary Cinema. Lexington Books.
- Hassencahl, F. (2012). On the Road or between the Pages: Seeking Life’s Answers.Global Perspectives on Orhan Pamuk: Existentialism and Politics. Palgrave Macmillan.
- Hassencahl, F. (2011). Framing Women’s Issues in The Fountain Magazine.The Gulen Hizmet Movement and its Transnational Activities: Case Studies of Altruistic Activism in Contemporary Islam. Brown Walker Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (2010). President Bush’s Final Use of Apologia to Repair his Image.Advances in Communication and Mass Media Research (pp. 203-212). Athens, Greece: ATINER.
- Hassencahl, F. (2009). Al-Jazarī’s Compendium of Science and Useful Practices in the Making of Mechanical Devices.Great Lives from History: Inventors and Inventions. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (2009). Separation and individuation of mothers and Daughters in Hollywood film.Gender at the Crossroads (pp. 181-188). Famagusta, Northern Cyprus: Eastern Mediterranean University Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (2008). Conflicting Social Construction of Reality: Editorial Cartoonists Frame the Death of Yasser Arafat.Communication in Peace/Conflict (pp. 95-101). Eastern Mediterranean University Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (2008). Framing the Arguments for the Success/Failure of Radio Sawa as a Vehicle for Public Diplomacy.Communication in the Millennium (pp. 75-88). Istanbul: Istanbul University,.
- Hassencahl, F. (2007). Editorial Cartoonists Use Metaphor to portray President George W. Bush as a Cowboy.5th International Symposium, Communication in the Millennium (pp. 95-107). The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey, 2007..
- Edgerton, G. R., Hassencahl, F., and Hart, W. B. (2007). Framing 9/11 and Its Aftermath: The Framing of George W. Bush’s Faith Based Politics of Good and Evil.The Changing Face of Evil in Film and Television
- Hassencahl, F. (2005). Ride ‘Em Cowboy: European Political Cartoonists Lasso President Bush.Mass Media: International Issues (pp. 185-202). Athens, Greece: ATINER.
- Hassencahl, F., and Harrt, w. B. (2005). Culture as Persuasion: Metaphor as Weapon.Bring ‘Em On: Media and Politics in the Iraq War (pp. 85-100). Landham, MD: Rowman Littlefield.
- Hassencahl, F. (2004). American and European Political Cartoonists Pen/Pin Saddam Hussein: An Analysis of U.S. - Iraq War Editorial Cartoons.Mass Media in Transition: An International Compendium (pp. 337-351). Athens, Greece: ATINER.
- Hassencahl, F. (2004). Suryavarman II, Builder of Angkor Wat.Great Lives from History: The Middle Ages 477-1453. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F., and Hart, W. B. (2002). Dehumanizing the Enemy in Editorial Cartoons.Terrorism and Communication (pp. 137-151). Hampton Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (2001). Hungarian-Turkish Wars.Magill’s Guide to Military History (pp. 707-708). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1999). Communications.The Sixties in America (pp. 174-178). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1999). Graffiti.Magill’s Legal Guide (pp. 388-990). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1999). Name Change.Magill’s Legal Guide (pp. 619-620). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1998). Kuwait.The Encyclopedia of Propaganda (pp. 424-425). New York: Sharpe Reference.
- Hassencahl, F. (1998). Propaganda Theorie.The Encyclopedia of Propaganda (pp. 615-618). New York: Sharpe Reference.
- Hassencahl, F. (1998). Saudi Arabia.The Encyclopedia of Propaganda (pp. 697-698). New York: Sharpe Reference.
- Hassencahl, F. (1997). Arabian Nights.Censorship (pp. 30-31). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1997). Mohammed, Messenger of God.Censorship (pp. 505). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1997). Radio Call-in Programs.Censorship (pp. 112-113). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1993). Jane Addams.Women Public Speakers: 1830 -1925 (pp. 1-13). Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1989). Entry on Blanche Yurka.Notable Women in the American Theatre (pp. 944-947). Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1989). Entry on Hallie Flanagan.Notable Women in the American Theatre (pp. 289-295). Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1989). Entry on Mae West.Notable Women in the American Theatre (pp. 913-918). Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.
- Hassencahl, F. (1989). Entry on Margaret Webster.Notable Women in the American Theatre (pp. 908-913). Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.
- Rhodes, C. H., and Hassencahl, F. (1982). New Women at Old Dominion.Down from the Pedestal. Modern Language Association.
- Hassencahl, F. (1980). Warning: This Product May be Cariogenic.Social Responsibility of Business: Humanistic and Business Perspectives (pp. 4-7). Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy.
- Hassencahl, F. (1979). Shirley Polykoff, 'Does She...Or Doesn't She?' And How She Did It.First Person Female American (pp. 308-309). Troy, New York: Whitson Publishing Co..
- Hassencahl, F. (1979). Susan Harris Stern, 'With the Weathermen: The Personal Journey of a Revolutionary Women.First Person Female American (pp. 358-359). Troy, New York: Whitson Publishing Co..
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Conference Proceeding
- Hassencahl, F., and Hart, W. B. (2011). The Rhetorical Vision of Tolerance of Muslims in Post-9/11 TV Dramas. In Erkan Yüksel (Ed.). Proceedings of 9th International Symposium Communication in the Millennium.
- Hassencahl, F. (2010). The Campaign to Reframe Swine Flu as Influenza H1N1.. Eskisehir, Turkey: Proceedings of the 8th Conference on Communication in the Millennium.
- Hassencahl, F. (2009). Framing Women's Issues in The Fountain Magazine. (pp. 33-44). Los Angeles, CA: East West Encounters Conference.
- Hassencahl, F. (2006). Framing the Death of Yasser Arafat: Conspiracy or Natural Causes?. ,4th International Symposium, Communication in the Millennium (pp. 87-94). The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey.
- Hassencahl, F. (1991). Paradigms for the Consideration of Ethical Standards.. : Commitment to Forensic Education-The Challenge to the Twenty-First Century.
- Hassencahl, F. (1990). Issues in the Recruitment of Minority Students in Forensics". ,Dialogue in the Forensic Community: Proceedings of the Conference for Forensics Education. National Federation Publications.
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Presentations
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 2018). Teaching Tolerance through Film: Brotherhood of Man Produced by the United Auto Workers Union in 1945 presented at Popular/American Culture Conference Indianapolis, IN.
- Hassencahl, F. (May 16, 2017). Using Cartoons in Popular Magazines to Teach Children Manners and Morals: Munro Leaf Warns, 'There is a Watchbird Watching You Paper presented at 15th Symposium on Communication in the Millennium Irvine, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (November 3, 2016). Fears of Dissolution and Loss: Orhan Pamuk's Characters Reaffirm the Treaty of Sèvre Paper presented at 3rd International Conference on Language, Literature and Translation Muscat, Oman.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 14, 2016). Cup Final by Eran Riklis Paper presented at Southeast Regional Middle East and Islamic Studies Seminar Valle Crucis, NC.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 14, 2016). The Social Construction of Kurdishness in Turkish Media Paper presented at Southeast Regional Middle East and Islamic Studies Seminar Valle Crucis, NC.
- Hassencahl, F. (June 29, 2016). Miss Landmine: Beauty Contests for Landmine Survivors in Cambodia and Angola Paper presented at Popular Culture Association of Australia and New Zealand Conference Sydney, Australia.
- Hassencahl, F. (March 21, 2016). There's a Watchbird Watching You: Munro Leaf Publishes Children's Cartoons on Manners and Morals Paper presented at Popular/American Culture Conference Seattle, WA.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 9, 2015). Inch"Allah Dimanche by Yamina Benguigui Paper presented at Southeast Regional Middle East and Islamic Studies Seminar Valle Crucis, NC.
- Hassencahl, F. (July 22, 2015). 'We Are All Kaled Said': Using Social Media to Reframe Police Brutality During the Arab Spring Paper presented at International Popular Culture Association Conference Reykjavik, Iceland.
- Hassencahl, F. (March 25, 2015). Miss Landmine: Exploiting or Empowering the Bodies of Landmine Survivors Paper presented at 5th International Conference on Gender Studies: Neoliberal Discourse and Gender Equity Famagusta, North Cyprus.
- Hassencahl, F. (February 27, 2015). Radio SAWA: Changing the Arab World One Song at a Time Paper presented at Conference on Public Diplomacy and International Development Los Angeles, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (November 14, 2014). New Media and the Arab Spring Keynote/Plenary Address presented at Appalachian Regional Model Arab League Blacksburg, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 17, 2014). 'Turtles Can Fly' by Bagman Ghobadi Paper presented at Southeast Regional Middle East and Islamic Studies Seminar Valle Crucis, NC.
- Hart, W. B., and Hassencahl, F. (October 16, 2014). The UAW and the Brotherhood of Man Paper presented at 36th Annual North American Labor History Conference Detroit, MI.
- Hassencahl, F. (March 21, 2014). New Media and the Arab Spring Paper presented at The Arab Spring and Its Aftermath Newport News, VA.
- Hart, W. B., and Hassencahl, F. (November 14, 2013). Race Riots, A Labor Union, Ruth Benedict, Walt Disney, UPA, and the Hollywood Blacklist Paper presented at Film and History Conference Madison, WI.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 15, 2013). Images of Jews as Rats, Flies, and Purveyors of Greed and Deception in Der Ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew) Paper presented at Eleventh International Conference on Holocaust Sudies Murfreesboro, TN.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 11, 2013). Abouna (Our Father) by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun from Chad Paper presented at Southeast Regional Middle East and Islamic Studies Seminar Valle Crucis.
- Hassencahl, F. (July 22, 2013). Beauty Contests for Landmine Survivors: Twice a Victim? Paper presented at Popular Culture Conference Warsaw, Poland.
- Hassencahl, F. (July 10, 2013). Speaking for those Excluded from the Planetary Feast: Filmmakers Bahman Ghobadi and Mohsen Makhalbaf Addresss the Issue of Landmine Victims Paper presented at Second International Conference on Children and War Salzburg, Austria.
- Hart, W. B., and Hassencahl, F. (March 27, 2013). A Fantasy-theme Analysis of Der Ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew) Paper presented at Popular Culture/American Culture Association Meeting Washington, D.C..
- Hart, W. B., and Hassencahl, F. (November 14, 2012). "The Post 9/11 TV Images of Arab and Muslim Americans and the Anti-racist White Hero Paper presented at National Communication Association Convention Orlando, FL.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 12, 2012). Waiting for the Clouds: A Film by Turkish Female Director, Yesin Ustaoglu Paper presented at Southeast Regional Middle East and Islamic Studies Seminar Valle Crucis, NC.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 2012). Speaking for the Subaltern: Three Films that Portray the Victims of Landmines presented at 3rd International Conference on Communication and Media Studies Famagusta, Turkish North Cyprus .
- Hassencahl, F. (October, 2011). Radio SAWA and the VOA- Arabic Service: Your Tax Dollars at Work presented at Southeast Regional Middle East and Islamic Studies Seminar Valle Crucis, NC.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 2011). The Rhetorical Vision of Tolerance of Muslims in Post 9/11 TV Dramas presented at 9th International Symposium for Communication in the Millennium San Diego, CA.
- Hassencahl, F., and Hart, W. (April, 2011). Building the Fantasy: Television Drama and 9/11 presented at Popular Culture/American Culture Association Meeting San Antonio, TX.
- Hassencahl, F. (July, 2010). Radio Sawa: Public Diplomacy or Feeding the Fantasy of the Arab Street presented at 3rd World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies Barcelona, Spain.
- Hassencahl, F. (June, 2010). Looking beyond the Treaty of Serves:Pamuk's Reconciliation of the Bitter and the Sweet presented at Literature and History Beersheba, Israel.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 2010). The Campaignto reframe swine flu as H1N1 presented at Communication in the Millennium Eskisehir, Turkey.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 2010). Blamre it on the Pigs: Cartoon Coverage of H1N1 presented at Popular/American Culture Assoc. St. Louis, MO.
- Hassencahl, F. (November, 2009). Framing Women's Issues in The Fountain Magazine presented at Eaast West Encounters Los Angeles, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 2009). President Bush's Final Use of Apologia to Repair his Image presented at 7th International Conference on Communication and Mass Media Athens, Greece.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 2009). Separation and Individuation of Mothers and Daughters in Hollywood Film presented at 3rd International Conference on Women's Studies Famugusta, North Cyprus .
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 2008). Framing the Arguments for the Success/Failure of Radio Sawa as a Vehicle of Public Diplomacy Paper presented at 6th International Symposium on Communication in the Millennium Istanbul, Turkey.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 2008). Radio Sawa: Promoting Democracy or Britney Spears and Erroneous Arabic presented at 38th Annual Meeting of the Popular Culture/American Culture Association San Francisco, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 2007). Editorial cartoonists Portray George W. Bush as an American Cowboy presented at Fifth Fourth International Symposium on Communication in the Millennium Indiana University in Bloomington .
- Hassencahl, F. (May 6, 2007). Conflicting Social Construction of Reality: Editorial Cartoonists Frame the Death of Yasser Arafat presented at Second International Conference in Communication and Media Studies Famagusta, North Cyprus .
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 2007). ‘I Can Hang on’: Cartoonists Depict President Bush in the Iraqi Rodeo presented at American/Popular Culture Association Meeting Boston, MA.
- Hassencahl, F. (June, 2006). Framing the Death of Yasser Arafat: Conspiracy or Natural Causes presented at Fourth International Symposium on Communication in the Millennium Anadolu University in Eskhisir, Turkey.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 2006). Who Dun It?: The Myth/Mystery of Arafat’s Death presented at The American/Popular Culture Association Meeting Atlanta, GA.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 2005). Ride ‘Em Cowboy/ European Cartoonists Lasso President Bush presented at Third International Conference on Mass Media Athens, Greece .
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 2005). Framing Social Security in Editorial Cartoons presented at American /Popular Culture Association Meeting San Diego, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (November, 2004). Framing the State of the Union: Editorial Cartoons and George W. Bush presented at National Communication Association Meeting Chicago, IL.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 2004). American and European cartoonists Pen/Pin Saddam Hussein: An Analysis of U.S.-Iraq War Editorial Cartoons Oral Presentation presented at Second International Conference on Mass Media Athens, Greece .
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 2004). Kerouac and Pamuk: in Search of Breasts, Bliss and the Beatific Vision in Turkey and America presented at American/Popular Culture Association Meeting San Antonio, TX.
- Hassencahl, F., and Hart, W. (April, 2003). Move Over Hitler: Saddam and bin Laden Are our New Cartoon Villains presented at American Culture/ Popular Culture Association Meeting New Orleans, LA.
- Hassencahl, F. (September 13, 2002). Reading the Text: Architectural Restoration in Yemen Paper presented at First World Congress on the Middle East Mainz, Germany.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 30, 2002). The Sevres Syndrome in Orhan Pamuk’s My Name is Red and The New Life Paper presented at Sixteenth International Conference on Language and Linguistics, Literature and Translation Yarmouk University in Irbid, Jordan.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 12, 2002). Portraying Osama bin Laden: Myth Making and Cartoons Paper presented at United Colors of Freedom - Vital Interests, Common Challenges and New Objectives in the Trans-Atlantic Partnership Conference Norfolk, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 6, 2002). Accommodation of the Other: Arab and Jew in Cup Final Paper presented at Fifth International Symposium on Jewish Culture and Western Civilization and Beyond Norfolk, VA.
- Hassencahl, F., and Hart, W. (November, 2001). Dehumanizing the Enemy in Media presented at National Communication Assoc. Meeting Atlanta, GA.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 14, 2001). You Don’t Know What You’ve Got until It’s Gone: Preserving Yemen’s Architectural Treasures presented at Southeast Regional Middle East and Islamic Studies Seminar Valle Crusis, NC.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 2001). Architectural Preservation in Yemen presented at American/ Popular Culture Assoc. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- Hassencahl, F. (November, 2000). The War Room: Inside the Clinton Presidential Campaign of 1992 presented at Conference on the Images of American Presidents in Film and Television West Lake, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (May 8, 2000). Individuation and Boundaries in Orhan Pamuk’s The White Castle and in Selected Poems by Anne Sexton Oral Presentation presented at Fifteenth International Conference on Literature, Linguistics and Translation Irbid, Jordan.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 24, 1999). Cartoonists Pin/Pen President Clinton presented at Popular/American Culture Association Meeting San Diego, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 19, 1998). Differences in Learning Styles as a Reflection of Diversity presented at Virginia Assoc. of Communication Arts and Sciences Richmond, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 22, 1998). Dealing with Issues of Diversity in the Basic Course presented at Eastern Communication Assoc. Meeting Saratoga Springs, New York.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 17, 1998). The Amish as a High Context Culture presented at Pacific Sociological Association San Francisco, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 11, 1998). New Wine in Old Bottles: TV Educational Programming for Children presented at Popular/American Culture Association Orlando, Florida.
- Hassencahl, F. (September 20, 1997). Pedagogy presented at Virginia Assoc. Of Communication Arts and Sciences Richmond, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 13, 1997). Interfacing With the Ba’ath Party: Doing Survey Research in Syria presented at Eastern Communication Assoc. Meeting Baltimore, MD.
- Hassencahl, F. (March 27, 1997). Surfing the Web: Candidates’ Use of Technology in the 1996 Elections presented at Popular Culture Assoc. and American Culture Assoc. Meeting San Antonio, TX.
- Hassencahl, F. (September, 1996). Around the World on TV: Teaching Intercultural Communication on Teletechnet presented at Virginia Association of Communication Arts and Sciences Williamsburg, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 27, 1996). What Syrian Women at the University of Aleppo are Watching on TV and Why? presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting New York City.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 2, 1996). A Post-modern Analysis of the Discourse Regarding the Film: 'Aladdin' presented at Thirteenth International Conference on Language, Linguistics, and Literature Irbid,Jordan.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 7, 1995). Aladdin and the Return of Orientalism presented at Popular Culture Association of the South Richmond, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 14, 1995). The Editorial Cartoons of Chip Beck and Lambert Der presented at Popular/American Culture meeting Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- Hassencahl, F. (September, 1994). Issues in Conducting Communications Research in Another Culture, Syria presented at Virginia State Communication Association Richmond, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 29, 1994). What Counts? The Perils and Prowess of Publishing State Journals presented at Eastern Communication Association Pittsburgh.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1993). The Qadisyya Metaphor in Iraqi War Memorials presented at Popular/American Culture Association Meeting New Orleans, LA.
- Hassencahl, F. (November, 1992). Mother-Daughter Relationships as Portrayed in Contemporary Film presented at Speech Communication Association Meeting Chicago, IL.
- Hassencahl, F., and Kurisky, B. (September, 1992). Model Arab League - New Ideas for College and High School Speech presented at Virginia State Communication Association Richmond, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1992). Will Islamic Fundamentalism Gain Influence in the Central Asian Republics of the Late USSR? presented at Southwestern Social Science Association Austin, TX.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 1991). Mothers and Daughters in Film presented at Feminist Scholarship in Hampton Roads Conference Virginia.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1991). Paradigms for the Consideration of Ethical Standards presented at Pi Kappa Delta Professional Development Conference Monmouth College, NJ.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1991). The Separate Worlds of Men and Women in Iraq presented at Southwestern Social Science Association San Antonio, TX.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 1990). Jane Addams' Use of the Corn Mother Metaphor to Argue for Peace presented at Feminist Scholarship in Hampton Roads Conference Virginia.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1990). The Status of Graduate/Undergraduate Courses Designed for Directors of Forensics Programs presented at Eastern Communication Association.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1990). Jane Addams and The Food for Peace Movement presented at Canadian Culture /Popular Culture/American Culture Conference Toronto, Canada.
- Hassencahl, F. (December, 1989). Issues in the Recruitment of Minority Students in Forensics presented at Conference on Forensic Education Chicago, IL.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 1989). Reconstructing the Women of the American Revolution presented at Eastern Communication Association Ocean City, MD.
- Hassencahl, F. (October 8, 1988). Media Coverage of Candidates in the 1988 Presidential Primaries presented at Virginia State Speech Communication Association Virginia Beach, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (May 27, 1988). Sterilization: The Ten Percent Solution presented at Rhetoric Society of America Arlington, TX.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1988). Symbolic Actions for Peace: By Boat, Stage and Rail presented at Eastern Communication Association.
- Hassencahl, F. (November, 1987). Jane Addams: Pioneer for International Peace presented at Speech Communication Association Boston, MA.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 1987). Minority Students in Individual Events: Involvement, Success, and Barriers presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting Syracuse, NY.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1987). The Portrayal of Naturalization in American Film presented at Virginia Humanities Conference Ashland, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1987). The Portrayal of Naturalization in Film presented at Virginia Humanities Conference.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 1986). Fantasy Themes in the Rhetoric of the Red Stockings presented at Rhetoric Society of America Arlington, TX.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 1985). Tapping into the Affective Domain: Role-plays in a Male-Female Communication Course presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting Providence, RI.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 1984). Intercultural Variables in Conflict presented at International Society for Intercultural Training & Research Philadelphia, PA.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1982). The Consultant as Trainer presented at Communication Association Meeting Hartford, CT.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1982). The Gentlemen from Virginia: Analysis of 1982 U.S. Senatorial Race presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting Hardford, CT.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1982). Back to Tradition: Media Models for Working Women presented at Southern Sociological Meeting Memphis.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1980). Corporate Language: A Matter of Audience Analysis presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting Ocean City, MD.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1980). Persecutors, Victims and Rescuers in Harlequin Romances presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting Hartford, CT.
- Hassencahl, F. (April, 1980). Career Models for Women in Mademoiselle, 1956-78 presented at Popular Culture Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (October, 1979). Career Models for Women in Glamour and Mademoiselle presented at Southern Popular Culture Conference Louisville.
- Hassencahl, F. (May, 1979). Contract Grading in the Classroom presented at American Educational Research Association Meeting Hampton, VA.
- Hassencahl, F. (October, 1978). Rhetoric, Mine, Thine, Ours? presented at Eastern Communication Association Basic Course Conference.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1978). Role Models for Working Women in Mademoiselle, 1975-76 presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (December, 1977). From J.A.P. to Weatherperson: Susan Stern's Search for Identity presented at Speech Communication Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (December, 1977). The Rhetoric of Lisal Mueller presented at Speech Communication Association Meeting Washington, D.C..
- Hassencahl, F. (November, 1977). Identifying Non-Academic Positions presented at Speech Communication Association Meeting Washington, D.C..
- Hassencahl, F. (October, 1977). Competency Based Instruction presented at Virginia State Speech Association Lynchburg, VA.
- (March, 1977). Contract Grading for the Course in Interpersonal Communication presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1977). The Rhetorical Campaign for the Passage of ERA in New York and New Jersey presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1977). Women's Studies: Working within the Existing Curriculum presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (October, 1976). The Rhetorical Campaign for the Passage of ERA in New York and New Jersey presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting New York City.
- Hassencahl, F. (October, 1975). The Use of Video-tape in the Training of Instructors for the Basic Course presented at Second Basic Course Conference Morgantown, West Virginia.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 21, 1975). Affirmative Action Programs: An Evaluation and Suggestions as to How to Make Them Work for You presented at New York State Speech Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (April 21, 1975). The Use of Simulations in the Classroom presented at New York State Speech Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1975). The Use of a Teaching Lab for Instructors of the Basic Course presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting.
- Hassencahl, F. (December, 1974). Mary Hayes and Deborah Sampson: The Rhetoric of Praise, Neglect and Expectation presented at Speech Communication Association Meeting San Francisco, CA.
- Hassencahl, F. (March, 1974). Problems of Part-time Faculty Women presented at Eastern Communication Association Meeting.
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Artistic and Professional Performances and Exhibits
- Motive
- Type: Other
- Kornhaus Scholar in Speech and recipient of Presidential Scholars Grant , Goshen College
- Pi Alpha Theta Honor Society
- World's Who's Whom of Women, Vol. 5
- 2008: International Who's Who of Business & Professional Women
- 2006: Malone Scholar in Saudi Arabia, Malone Family Foundation
- 2005: Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers
- 2004: Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers
- 2002: International Who's Who of Business & Professional Women
- 2002: Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University
- 2001: Selected for inclusion in the Tenth Edition of the Directory of American Scholars
- 2000: International Who's Who of Business & Professional Women
- 2000: Malone Scholar in Yemen and Syria, Malone Family Foundation
- 1999: Invited to join the Hannibal Club-US by Tunisia
- 1998: International Who's Who of Business & Professional Women
- 1997: Who’s Who in Media and Communication, Vol. I
- 1997: Leadership Award , Sixth Annual Policy Makers Conference
- 1995: Fifteen-year service award , Pi Kappa Delta
- 1993: Governor's Ring, Pi Kappa Delta
- 1993: Malone Scholar in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, Malone Family Foundation
- 1991: International Who's Who of Business & Professional Women
- 1990: Award as critic-judge, Pi Kappa Delta
- 1990: Malone Scholar, National Council on U.S. - Arab Relations
- 1990: Malone Scholar in Egypt and Iraq, Malone Family Foundation
- 1989: Fulbright Scholar to Morocco
- 1989: International Who's Who of Business & Professional Women
- 1985: Outstanding Service Award, Pi Kappa Delta
- 1984: All Cities Chapter "Business Women of the Year," , American Business Women's Association
- 1984: Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University
- 1974: Selected for inclusion in 1974 Edition of Outstanding Young Women in America
- 1974: Selected for inclusion in the Sixth Edition of the Directory of American Scholars
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Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research
- Hassencahl, F. "National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute Grant" $2,700. Federal. June 26, 2017 - July 14, 2017
- Hassencahl, F. "Particpant in 2011 MESC/Niagara Foundation Strudy Tour to Turkey" $3,000. March 18, 2011 - March 27, 2011
- Hassencahl, F. "" . 1994 - 2006
- Hassencahl, F. "TABI" . June 6, 1999 - June 7, 1999
- Hassencahl, F. "Institute for Minority Studies " . Old Dominion University. 1990 - 1991
- Hassencahl, F. "Biography of Charlotte P. Gilman " $12,000. 1975 - 1976
- Hassencahl, F. "Women in the American Labor Movement" $12,000. 1975 - 1976
- Hassencahl, F. "A Behavior Modification Program for Extinguishing Answer- Oriented Behavior in Adolescents" $30,000. 1974 - 1975