Householder, B.J., & Gerchovich, M. (2009). VOCAT: Oral Communication Teaching and Assessment. Panel presented at the annual Teaching & Technology Conference, Baruch College.

Householder, B.J. (2010). How do we know our reality? Assessing Speech Courses at CUNY. Lecture presented at the annual colloquium of the CUNY League of Active Speech Professors, New York.

Householder, B.J. (2011). Television Viewing and the Ability to Detect Deception. Lecture presented at the Communication Studies Brown bag Colloquium Series, New York.

Drew, P., Hepburn, A., Margutti, P. & Galatolo, R. (Eds.) (2016). Apologies in Discourse, Discourse Processes 53

Householder, B.J. (2012). Making the Case for Innocaultion theory in Corporate Communication. Conference on Corporate Communication, New York.

Householder, B.J. (2002). Canned attention getting devices: Extemporaneous s peaking or dinner theater. Rostrum, 77, 15-16.

Householder, B.J., & Louden A.D. (2003). When training inhibits the educational process: The current state of extemporaneous speaking. Rostrum, 78, 9-17.

Householder, B.J. (2007). Motivated Social Perception [Book review]. Journal Social and Personal Relationships, 24, 809-14.

Householder, B.J. (2012). Making the Case for Innocaultion theory in Corporate Communication. Conference on Corporate Communication Proceedings.

Christie, E. (March, 2012). Through their eyes: An examination of an organization in need of change. Paper presented at the New Jersey Communication Association Conference.