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Natalie T. J. Tindall, Ph.D., APR

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Media catching and the journalist–public relations practitioner relationship: How social media are changing the practice of media relations RD Waters, NTJ Tindall, TS Morton Journal of public relations research 22 (3), 241-264, 2010	364	2010
Exploding the myth of the symmetrical/asymmetrical dichotomy: Public relations models in the new South Africa DR Holtzhausen, BK Petersen, NTJ Tindall Journal of Public Relations Research 15 (4), 305-341, 2003	172	2003
The influence of perceived shared risk in crisis communication: Elaborating the situational theory of publics L Aldoory, JN Kim, N Tindall Public Relations Review 36 (2), 134-140, 2010	146	2010
Coming out to tell our stories: Using queer theory to understand the career experiences of gay men in public relations NTJ Tindall, RD Waters Journal of Public Relations Research 24 (5), 451-475, 2012	91	2012
Can public relations improve the workplace? Measuring the impact of stewardship on the employer-employee relationship R D. Waters, D Sevick Bortree, N TJ Tindall Employee relations 35 (6), 613-629, 2013	81	2013
Intersectionality and publics: How exploring publics’ multiple identities questions basic public relations concepts J Vardeman-Winter, N Tindall, H Jiang Public Relations Inquiry 2 (3), 279-304, 2013	70	2013
Exploring the impact of American news coverage on crisis fundraising: Using media theory to explicate a new model of fundraising communication RD Waters, NTJ Tindall Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing 23 (1), 20-40, 2011	70	2011
Toward an intersectionality theory of public relations J Vardeman-Winter, NTJ Tindall The SAGE handbook of public relations, 223-235, 2010	69	2010
In search of career satisfaction: African-American public relations practitioners, pigeonholing, and the workplace NTJ Tindall Public Relations Review 35 (4), 443-445, 2009	69	2009
Marketing churches on the Internet: an analysis of the dialogic potential of Christian web sites RD Waters, NTJ Tindall International Journal of nonprofit and voluntary sector marketing 15 (4 …, 2010	64	2010
Toward a roles theory for strategic communication: The case of South Africa NTJ Tindall, DR Holtzhausen International Journal of Strategic Communication 5 (2), 74-94, 2011	50	2011
Complications in segmenting campaign publics: Women of color explain their problems, involvement, and constraints in reading heart disease communication NTJ Tindall, J Vardeman-Winter Howard Journal of Communications 22 (3), 280-301, 2011	49	2011
Public relations and participatory culture: Fandom, social media and community engagement A Hutchins, NTJ Tindall Routledge, 2016	43	2016
The double bind of race and gender: Understanding the roles and perceptions of Black female public relations faculty. NTJ Tindall Southwestern Mass Communication Journal 25 (1), 2009	42	2009
Fund-raising models at public historically Black colleges and universities NTJ Tindall Public Relations Review 33 (2), 201-205, 2007	39	2007
Information-seeking outcomes of representational, structural, and political intersectionality among health media consumers J Vardeman-Winter, H Jiang, NTJ Tindall Journal of Applied Communication Research 41 (4), 389-411, 2013	38	2013
Working on the short grass: A qualitative analysis of fundraiser roles and experiences at public historically Black colleges and universities NTJ Tindall International Journal of Educational Advancement 9, 3-15, 2009	32	2009
If it’sa woman’s issue, I pay attention to it”: Gendered and intersectional complications in The Heart Truth media campaign J Vardeman-Winter, NTJ Tindall PRism 7 (4), 1-15, 2010	30	2010
Toward an integrated model of communication: The case of South Africa NTJ Tindall, D Holtzhausen Journal of Communication Management 16 (4), 371-387, 2012	27	2012
The relationship between fundraising practice and job satisfaction at historically Black colleges and universities NTJ Tindall, RD Waters International Journal of Educational Advancement 10, 198-215, 2010	26	2010

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