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Mass Communication Division
National Communication Association
October 2005
Published three times annually by the Mass Communication Division of NCA.
Publications Editor - Adam Earnheardt,
Youngstown State University
Newsletter Contents:
Welcome from the Division Chair
Greetings to all members of the Mass Communication
Division, and a warm welcome to new members and to our student members.
As I had reported in my previous communication with you, MCD has had a
successful year. With the increase in the slot expansion we had an increase
in paper submission of high quality. That the Division fulfilled all of its
45 assigned slots with strong papers and panels reflects the vitality of our
Division. We have a great program for you in Boston. I look forward to
seeing you all there.
On the behalf of the Division I would like to thank Vice Chair Kristen
Harrison and Research Committee Chair Lance Holbert for an outstanding job
they have done for us. They have had to work with an online system that is,
in my view, still being perfected. I want to thank Jim Walker, our immediate
passed Chair, for his continued support and wisdom throughout the last year.
I am pleased to report that the Division will present teaching award to
Professors Mary Beth Oliver (Penn State University) Joshua Meyrowitz
(University of New Hampshire).
I would like to remind our members that we have a new website for the
Division (http://www.clarion.edu/ncamass/).
In addition to the Welcome Note from the Chair, which serves as an
introduction to the Division for those who seek us in various capacities,
other useful information and links are there for the membership of the
Division. I have learned that NCA might be in a position in the future to
provide additional support for a listserv and web presence for the Division.
This is the last note I write to you as the Chair of the Division. I believe
we have much to be proud in this Division. The successful expansion of the
Division in terms of program, the recognition of the work we do by our
colleagues and by NCA, and the visibility of our members throughout the NCA
and the larger academic community are among the factors that make this
Division a vital component of NCA and the field of communication studies. I
would like to take this opportunity to thank the membership for allowing me
to serve the Division. I would like to thank all of the officers in the
Division for their service to the Division and for their diligent and prompt
replies to my requests and queries. Jim Walker, Kris Harrison, Lance Holbert,
Emmett Winn, Heather Hundley, Cindy Lont, and Adam Earnheardt have been
especially helpful to me as I performed my tasks as the Chair. I thank them
all for their work; it has been a pleasure working with them.
It has indeed been a pleasure serving a Division that I consider my academic
home and a membership I consider friends and mentors. I expect and hope my
association with the Division and its members will be stronger in the
future.
Mehdi Semati
Chair, Mass Communication Division, NCA
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MCD Business Meeting and Reception
Information
MCD Business Meeting
Saturday, November 19, 2005, 2:00 PM to 3:15 PM
Mass Communication Division Business Meeting
Building: Sheraton, Room: Black Bay Ballroom D
MCD Reception (Social gathering)
Saturday, November 19, 2005, 3:30 PM to 4:45 PM
Mass Communication Division reception
Building: Sheraton, Room: Black Bay Ballroom D
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Agenda for Business Meeting
Tentative Agenda for MCD Business Meeting (Boston, 2005)
1. Call to order and distribution of agenda
(Chair: Mehdi Semati)
2. Introduction of Mass Communication Division (MCD)
officers
3. Minutes of 2004 Business Meeting
(Secretary: Heather Hundley)
4. Reports and announcements from MCD Committee
officers:
a. Nominating Committee and election of new
officers
(Nominations Committee Chair: Cindy Lont). Elections will be held
concurrently with other meeting activities.
b. Report: 2005 Convention program
(Vice Chair: Kristen Harrison and Research Committee Chair: Lance
Holbert)
c. Awards:
Top paper awards
(Research Committee Chair: Lance Holbert)
MCD Teaching Awards
(Vice Chair-Elect: J. Emmett Winn)
d. Report: Legislative Council
(Chair: Mehdi Semati and MCD members on the Legislative Council)
5. Installation of new officers
(Chair: Mehdi Semati)
6. Planning for the 2006 convention program
(Vice Chair: J. Emmett Winn; Research Committee Chair: Glenda Balas)
7. Discussion of Web Wizard/Publications Editor
positions
8. New Business
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Top MCD Papers
Top 3 Faculty Papers:
"The Implications of Aversive Racism and Social
Identity on the Influence of Television Exposure on Evaluations of
Latinos," Dana Mastro, University of Arizona and Maria Kopacz, University
of Arizona.
"Reassessing Communications Research's Potential Contribution to
Communications Policy: The Case of Media Owndership and the Diversity
Index," Philip Napoli, Fordham University and Nancy Gillis, Fordham
University.
"Minorities in Prime Time: A Look at Occupations and Occupational
Prestige," Nancy Signorielli, University of Delaware.
Top 3 Student Papers:
"The Nouveau 'Reach': An Ideological Analysis of
Class and Consumerism in reality Television," Lisa Glebatis, University of
Texas-Austin.
"'The Daily Show' with Jon Stewart: A Citizen's Guide to Journalism and
Politics in the 21st Century," Karen McCullough, Pennsylvania State
University .
"Action Movie Arabs and the National Interest or 'How I Learned to Stop
Worrying and Love American Empire: US Popular Culture and US Foreign
Policy," Nessim Watson, University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
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Call for Nominations and Current
Ballot
Call for Nominations for 2005-06 Officers
The Mass Communication Division Nominations Committee
is seeking nominations and self-nominations for division officer positions
for 2005-2006. Nominations are sought for the offices of (1) Vice Chair
Elect, (2) Secretary, (3) Research Committee Member, (4) Publications
Editor, (5) Nominations Committee Members (five positions), (6) Graduate
Student Representative, (7) Representative to the NCA Nominating Committee,
and (8) Representatives to the NCA Legislative Council (2).
If you or someone you know is interested in serving,
please contact Cindy Lont, clont@gmu.edu,
Nominations Committee Chair.
Vice-Chair Elect: The year that a person is
elected to vice-chair elect, that person will be responsible for overseeing
the announcements of the teaching/service awards, and for selecting the
award winner (with help from other members of committee). The following
fall, when the person assumes the position of vice-chair, this position
entails going to the program planning meeting at NCA, distributing the call
for papers at the business meeting, and making sure that the call for papers
is given to the program planners. As vice-chair, the person assumes the
responsibility of program planner for the division, overseas the judging of
panel submissions, and, with the aid of the chair of the research committee,
arranges panels and competitive papers into sessions that are submitted to
the NCA program planners for consideration. The responsibilities involved in
this position are heaviest immediately after the convention, in February and
March when division members submit papers and proposals, and during the
convention itself when planning meetings occur.
Secretary: The secretary assumes responsibility
for creating and maintaining a record of communication and events at the
business meeting during our annual convention. The secretary's position
spans two years. The first year the secretary takes notes during the
meeting, following the format set in previous years. Election results will
occur simultaneously during regular business. Those notes should be
organized and put into a word process file as soon as possible after the
meeting and distributed to the vice chair and secretary for review. After
any corrections, a permanent version of the notes can be sent to other
officers and printed for inclusion in the archive. The second year the
secretary is responsible for distributing the notes to meeting attendees and
presenting the notes formally at the beginning of the business meeting.
Research Committee: The person who is elected as
a member of the Research Committee will stay on the committee for three
years. The first year as a member of the Research Committee, the second year
as the Chair-Elect, and the third year as the Chair of the Research
Committee. The responsibilities of the first two years on the Committee are
mainly to assist the work of the Chair, and to be determined by the Chair.
The third year as the Chair of the Committee, the person will coordinate
convention paper reviews for the Division, and program competitive paper
sessions based on the results of the reviews.
Publications Editor: The job of the Publications
officer is to serve as a conduit of information among NCA Mass Communication
Division members and does the following three things:
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Maintain the email list by updating it periodically
(i.e., there is a constant churn in the list as new members join, some
change addresses, and others drop out, etc.).
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Writing and dispersing via e-mail three e-newsletters
(e.g., in February, June, October/November).
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Maintaining a e-mailing list can be time consuming,
as can editing and producing newsletters.
The position is enjoyable and is an important
professional service. Many members of the Mass Communication Division rely
heavily on the newsletter, especially the electronic newsletter, for
relevant information about research, careers, and the profession.
Nominations Committee: (five people elected, including
Chair) The Chair of the Nominations Committee solicits self and other
nominations from various MCD positions from members of the Mass
Communication Division and from members of the Nominating Committee. It is
wise to solicit and receive such nominations by the end of the summer prior
to the NCA annual meeting. In consultation with members of the Nominating
Committee, the Chair seeks and receives input about the nominees and
finalizes a slate of candidates for each position. With the assistance of
Committee members, the Nominating Committee Chair conducts the elections
during the MCD's Business Meeting at the NCA Annual Convention.
Graduate Student Representative: This person
serves as a "voice" representing graduate student interests in the division,
relaying issues of interest and concern to officers within the division.
Representative to the NCA Nominating Committee:
The NCA Nominating Committee is responsible for preparing a slate for the
election of the second Vice President, for the at-large members of the
Legislative Council and for the at-large members for the Committee on
Committees.
Representatives to the NCA Legislative Council (2
people): The Legislative Assembly is the principal policy making body
of NCA. Representatives are responsible for establishing internal and
external policies and for managing the association's resources and programs.
Representatives must come to the convention early for the first Legislative
Council meeting. We encourage all faculty including junior faculty members
to apply for this rewarding experience.
Nominations as of October 15, 2005
Vice-Chair Elect:
Lance Holbert, University of Delaware
Secretary:
Dana Mastro, U of Arizona
Research Committee:
Joyce Chen, University of Northern Iowa
Sharon R. Mazzarella, Clemson University
Art Raney, Florida State University
Publications Editor:
Adam Earnheardt
Nominations Committee: (five people elected, including Chair)
Andy Billings, Clemson University
Mike Z. Yao, City University of Hong Kong
Graduate Student Representative:
Andrea M. Holt, University of Alabama
Jakob D. Jensen, University of Illinois
Emily Moyer-Gusé, University of California at San Bernadino
Danielle Williams, Georgia State University
Representative to the NCA Nominating Committee:
Cindy Lont, George Mason University
At-large Representatives to the NCA Legislative Council (2 people):
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2006 Call for Competitive Papers and
Thematic Panels
The Mass Communication Division invites competitive papers and thematic
panel proposals for program sessions addressing theory, research, or
methodological issues in mass communication.
I. COMPETITIVE PAPERS
It is the policy of NCA that each unit should only accept one paper from any
person submitting as first author.
Deadline: February 15, 2006
Paper length is limited to 25 pages, excluding tables and references. Papers
should be double-spaced and use 12 point font. Longer papers will not be
considered.
Please follow the online directions for registering and uploading your
paper. If you have difficulties uploading the papers, please e-mail Glenda
Balas of the University of New Mexico at
gbalas@UNM.EDU.
Specify Student Papers: Yes, but please make this designation for those
works authored only by students. No faculty member should be a co-author on
a paper designated as a student paper. Also, you will check a box to
indicate whether your submission is a student paper, but you need to
indicate in the "special instructions" box whether the submitter of the
paper is a graduate or undergraduate student. We are going to try to have at
least one panel devoted to undergraduate submissions.
When you log onto the system, you need to have your paper completed and
ready to upload onto the system. You need to remember the following:
1. You should have no identifying information on your
paper; this means you should not have a title page. However, please include
the title of the work on the first page of text. You will provide the title
of your paper and name/affiliation during the registration process.
2. The abstract (75 words) will be entered separately from the paper. You
should not include an abstract in the paper file.
3. The electronic version of the paper should be either a Word, Word
Perfect, RTF or ADOBE document. DO NOT COMPRESS YOUR PAPER FILE.
4. A/V requests must be made at the time of submission; we regret that late
requests cannot be accommodated. Please try to keep A/V requests to a
minimum because the NCA must rent this equipment from the hotel and it is
expensive.
Questions regarding competitive paper submissions (not
thematic panel submissions) should be directed to Professor Glenda Balas,
University of New Mexico, Communication & Journalism, C & J Bldg Room 228,
Albuquerque, NM 87131, gbalas@UNM.EDU,
(505) 277-4422.
II. THEMATIC PANEL PROPOSALS
Please follow the online directions for submitting your thematic panel.
Panel submitters will be expected to submit a general abstract (75 word
limit) and extended rationale (400 word limit). Individual panelist
abstracts also need to be included with the submission (75 word limit for
each individual abstract).
Questions regarding a thematic panel submission (not a competitive paper
submission) should be directed to J. Emmett Winn, Dept. of Communication &
Journalism, 217 Tichenor Hall, Auburn University, Alabama 36849-5211,
winnjoh@auburn.edu, (334) 844-2761.
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Thanks to Paper Reviewers
Professors Kristen Harrison and Lance Holbert wish to offer a special thanks
to all Division members who served as competitive paper and/or panel
reviewers. The Division increased its number of reviewers to almost 100 in
order to keep up with the steady increase in submissions over the past few
years. All reviewers attended to their tasks with the greatest of
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MCD Teaching and Service Awards
This year the MCD had several very competitive nominations for the MCD
Teaching Award. The officers of the Mass Communication Division are very
pleased to announce two awards. This year's recipients are Dr. Mary Beth
Oliver of Pennsylvania State University and Dr. Joshua Meyrowitz of the
University of New Hampshire. The teaching awards recognize a career of
exemplary teaching in the field. Congratulations Mary Beth and Josh!
The officers decided not to present a MCD Service Award this year. If you
know an outstanding member of the Mass Communication Division who deserves
recognition, please plan to submit a nomination for next year's awards.
Calls for nominations will be circulated early in 2006.
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Listing of MCD Panels for the Coming
NCA Convention
Mass Communication Division Sessions (45 slots)
Thursday
20104 8:00 am - 9:15 am Cape Cod Fourth Floor Marriott
DYNAMICS INVOLVED IN NEWS COVERAGE OF THE DEATH PENALTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
20106 8:00 am - 9:15 am Falmouth Fourth Floor Marriott
BODIES IN CRISIS: ANALYZING MEDIA DEPICTIONS OF BODILY TRANSFORMATION
20181 8:00 am - 9:15 am Liberty C Second Floor Sheraton
"OH, BY THE WAY, WHICH ONE'S PINK?": THE COMMERCIAL CULTURE OF POPULAR MUSIC
20477 9:30 am - 10:45 am Jefferson Third Floor Sheraton
THE PORTRAYAL OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS ACROSS DIVERSE MEDIA OUTLETS
20478 9:30 am - 10:45 am Kent Third Floor Sheraton
SOCIAL INFLUENCES OF MUSIC AND MUSIC TELEVISION
20481 9:30 am - 10:45 am Liberty C Second Floor Sheraton
NEWS BLUES: CRIME, TERRORISM AND POLITICAL SCANDAL
20631 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Simmons Third Floor Marriott
AUDIENCE AND CONTENT STUDIES OF REALITY-BASED TELEVISION
20632 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Suffolk Third Floor Marriott
VIDEO GAMES: AUDIENCE-, CONTENT-, AND EFFECTS-BASED RESEARCH
20661 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Dalton B Third Floor Sheraton
TO REGULATE OR NOT TO REGULATE THAT IS THE QUESTION: WHAT'S NEXT FOR THE FCC
AND MEDIA OWNERSHIP
20831 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Simmons Third Floor Marriott
CONFRONTING STEREOTYPES IN MEDIA
21091 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm Back Bay Ballroom C Second Floor Sheraton
MEDIA ECONOMICS
21131 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm Simmons Third Floor Marriott
MASS COMMUNICATION STUDIES OF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS (cosponsored with pol
comm.)
21178 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm Kent Third Floor Sheraton
EXAMINING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MEDIA-BASED RELATIONSHIPS
Friday
30604 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Cape Cod Fourth Floor Marriott
TV VIEWING STYLES AND THEIR EFFECTS
30658 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Constitution B Ballroom Second Floor Sheraton
SPOTLIGHT ON SCHOLARSHIP: HONORING LEAH VANDE BERG
30804 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Cape Cod Fourth Floor Marriott
RACIAL DEPICTIONS IN MEDIA AND THEIR EFFECTS
30843 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Beacon C Third Floor Sheraton
"THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING": HOW THE WORLD COVERED THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION
30878 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Kent Third Floor Sheraton
I CAN'T GET NO SATISFACTION
31054 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm Commonwealth Third Floor Sheraton
PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUES AND MASS COMMUNICATION
31077 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm Jefferson Third Floor Sheraton
THEORY AND MEASUREMENT DEVELOPMENT IN MASS COMMUNICATION
31079 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm Liberty A Second Floor Sheraton
RELIGION AND THE MEDIA IN PUBLIC LIFE
31113 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm Orleans Fourth Floor Marriott
HIGH DENSITY PANEL: THE 'HEALTH' OF THIRD-PERSON RESEARCH AGENDAS: NEW
CONTEXTS AND CONSEQUENCES. 31182 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm
Republic Ballroom A Second Floor Sheraton
"SPOTLIGHT ON SCHOLARSHIP: EVERETT ROGERS AND THE DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS"
31321 5:00 pm - 6:15 pm Salon D Fourth Floor Marriott
MEN, MASCULINIT(IES) AND THE MEDIA
31341 5:00 pm - 6:15 pm Beacon A Third Floor Sheraton
MASS COMMUNICATION STUDIES OF COMPETING JOURNALISTIC TECHNIQUES
31536 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm Wellesley Third Floor Marriott
MASS MEDIA AND IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT IN YOUTH: MENTAL, EMOTIONAL, AND
PHYSICAL HEALTH CONSEQUENCES
31544 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm Beacon D Third Floor Sheraton
DEPICTIONS IN SPORTS CONTENT AND ADVERTISING EFFECTIVENESS
31570 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm Gardner B Third Floor Sheraton
EXPLORING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CITIZENS AND POLITICAL CANDIDATES (cosponsored
with Pol Comm)
Saturday
40108 8:00 am - 9:15 am Harvard Third Floor Marriott
ISSUES IN DIGITAL MEDIA
40168 8:00 am - 9:15 am Gardner A Third Floor Sheraton
MASS COMMUNICATION STUDIES OF RELIGION AND TERRORISM
40413 9:30 am - 10:45 am Orleans Fourth Floor Marriott
TOP 3 STUDENT PAPERS IN MASS COMMUNICATION
40436 9:30 am - 10:45 am Wellesley Third Floor Marriott
AUDIENCE, CONTENT, AND EFFECTS STUDIES ON MEDIA AND RACE
40844 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Beacon D Third Floor Sheraton
TOP COMPETITIVE PAPERS IN MASS COMMUNICATION
40861 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Dalton B Third Floor Sheraton
LEARNING ABOUT GENDER AND RACE: EFFECTS OF MEDIA REPRESENTATIONS ON YOUTH'S
RELATIONAL AND OCCUPATION EXPECTATIONS
40867 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Fairfax B Third Floor Sheraton
THE ATTRACTION OF MEDIA VIOLENCE
41040 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm Back Bay Ballroom D Second Floor Sheraton
MASS COMMUNICATION DIVISION BUSINESS MEETING
41140 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm Back Bay Ballroom D Second Floor Sheraton
SOCIAL GATHERING FOR MEMBERS OF THE MASS COMMUNICATION DIVISION
41177 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm Jefferson Third Floor Sheraton
NEWS AND THE COVERAGE OF TRAGEDY
41368 5:00 pm - 6:15 pm Gardner A Third Floor Sheraton
THE STUDY OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN MASS COMMUNICATION
Sunday
50137 8:00 am - 9:15 am Yarmouth Fourth Floor Marriott
HELLO, DO YOU WANT TO HOOK-UP? ANALYZING REALITY DATING TELEVISION'S
INFLUENCE ON DATING EXPECTATIONS
50175 8:00 am - 9:15 am Independence Ballroom E Second Floor Sheraton
WHAT'S IN A NAME? ISSUES OF CELEBRITY IN JOURNALISM AND POLITICS
50416 9:30 am - 10:45 am Regis Third Floor Marriott
PROCESSES INVOLVED IN THE DISSEMINATION OF NEWS CONTENT
50482 9:30 am - 10:45 am Republic Ballroom A Second Floor Sheraton
GENDER-RELATED ISSUES IN MEDIA
50646 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Beacon H Third Floor Sheraton
STUDIES CONCERNING MASCULINITY IN MASS COMMUNICATION
50678 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Kent Third Floor Sheraton
QUALITATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON MEDIA PRODUCTION ANALYSIS (cosponsored with
ethnography division)
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Media Effects Faculty Position
Penn State
College of Communications
The Film/Video & Media Studies Department in the College of Communications
at Penn State invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor
position in Media Effects beginning August 2006. Candidates should have
teaching and research expertise in media effects and social scientific
approaches to media theory. A Ph.D. is preferred. Scholars from all relevant
disciplinary perspectives are encouraged to apply. Their research agenda may
focus on any area of media effects, be it effects of particular message
genres (political communication, health communication, etc.) or those of
formal features or media technologies.
The College of Communications is the largest ACEJMC-accredited undergraduate
program in the country and one of seven accredited communications programs
in the Northeast. The College is home to four departments:
Advertising/Public Relations; Film/Video and Media Studies; Journalism; and
Telecommunications. In addition, the College offers five undergraduate
majors (advertising/public relations, film/video, journalism, media studies,
and telecommunications), master’s degree programs in media studies and
telecommunications studies, and a Ph.D. program in mass communications with
four distinct and flexible tracks—media effects, political/cultural
communication studies, communications law and policy, and international
communication.
The College of Communications provides excellent resources for the study of
media effects, including the Media Effects Research Laboratory. This lab
consists of two research wings that allow for studies pertaining to
responses to traditional media, computer technologies, and videogames, among
others. The lab provides facilities for measuring a variety of responses,
including physiological reactions, response time, and computer-aided
questionnaires and surveys. For more information, visit the website for the
Media Effects Research Laboratory at
http://www.psu.edu/dept/medialab/.
The University Park Campus is set in State College, a university town
located in the heart of central Pennsylvania. State College offers a vibrant
community with outstanding recreational and cultural activities, a low crime
rate, and excellent public schools. The campus is within a half-day drive to
Washington, DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City and Pittsburgh. For
more information, please visit
http://www.psu.edu/dept/comm/ and
www.cbicc.org/.
To apply, send a letter describing qualifications, a CV detailing teaching
and research/creative experience, and the names of three to five references
to Media Studies Faculty Search Committee, College of Communications, Penn
State, 201 Carnegie Building, Box F, University Park, PA 16802. Screening of
applications has begun and will continue until the position is filled. Penn
State is committed to affirmative action, equal opportunity, and the
diversity of its workforce. Department of
Communication Studies (2 positions)
California State University, San Bernardino
Assistant or Associate Professor (one may be at the Associate rank). Ability
to teach in two or more of the following areas: public relations; Latino/a
international media; media policy; conflict resolution and/or alternative
dispute resolution; consulting; training and development; and/or social
justice. Experience in departmental curriculum assessment is a plus. The
Department is seeking candidates who appreciate the place of their
specialization in the broader study of communication and who can apply their
perspectives in multicultural contexts. Evidence of teaching excellence and
scholarship/creativity activity is required. A completed Ph.D. in
Communication is required at the time of appointment.
Contact: Professor Juan Delgado,
Interim Department Chair.
Deadline for Applications: Review of applications will begin November 10,
2005 and continues until position is filled. Submitted
by Heather Hundley.
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NCA MCD Officers (2004-2005)
Chair - Mehdi Semati
Dept. of Communication Studies
2070 Coleman Hall
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston, IL 61920
cfms2@eiu.edu
Tel 217-581-6314 Vice Chair - Kristen Harrison
Dept of Speech Communication
University of Illinois
131 Lincoln Hall, 702 S Wright St
Urbana IL 61801
(217) 244-7536 (phone)
(217) 244-1598 (fax)
krishar@uiuc.edu
Vice Chair Elect - J. Emmett Winn
Dept. of Communication & Journalism
217 Tichenor Hall
Auburn University
Auburn, Alabama 36849
winnjoh@auburn.edu
(334) 844-2761
Past Chair - Jim Walker
Saint Xavier University
Department of Communication
3700 W. 103rd St.
Chicago, Il 60655
walker@sxu.edu
(773) 298-3370
Secretary - Heather Hundley
Dept of Communication Studies
California State University, San Bernardino
5500 University Parkway
San Bernardino, CA 92704-2397
hhundley@csusb.edu
(909) 880-7377
Secretary Elect - Jennifer Stevens Aubrey
115 Switzler Hall
University of Missouri-Columbia
Columbia, MO 65211
aubreyj@missouri.edu
(573) 882-0739
Web Wizard/Interim Publications Editor - Adam Earnheardt
2017 Bliss Hall
Youngstown State University
Youngstown, OH 44555
H: (814) 227-2952
W: (330) 941-1845
Resolutions Committee - Janellen Hill
Regis University
Communication Department E-8
3333 Regis Blvd.
Denver, CO 80221-1099
jhill@regis.edu
(303) 458-4969
Graduate Student Representative - Rena Rudy
Representative Department of Communication
4840 Ellison Hall
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
rena@umail.ucsb.edu
(805) 971-6177
Research Committee
Lance Holbert (Chair)
Department of Communication
University of Delaware
250 Pearson Hall
Newark DE 19716-4399
holbert@Udel.edu
(302) 831-1893 Glenda Balas
Vice Chair University of New Mexico
Communication & Journalism
C & J Bldg Room 228
Albuquerque, NM 87131
gbalas@UNM.EDU
(505) 277-4422
Heather Hundley (Elect)
Dept of Communication Studies
California State University, San Bernardino
5500 University Parkway
San Bernardino, CA 92704-2397
hhundley@csusb.edu
(909) 880-7377 Nominations Committee Cindy Lont
(Chair)
Department of Communication
4400 University Drive, MS 3D6
George Mason University
Fairfax, Virginia 22030
clont@gmu.edu
(703) 993-1100
Nancy Signorielli
Department of Communication
University of Delaware
Newark, Delaware 19716
nancys@udel.edu
(302) 831-8022
Keren Eyal
Department of Communication
Building 25, Room 219
The University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona 85721
eyal@email.arizona.edu
(520) 621-7077
Joyce Chen
Communication Studies
321 Lang Hall
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls, Iowa 50614-0139
chen@uni.edu
(319) 273-2547
Srividya Ramasubramanian
Post-doctoral Research Fellow
Annenberg Public Policy Center
3620 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
sri@asc.upenn.edu
(215) 298-3103 Legislative Assembly Jane Banks
At-Large (2) Dept of Communication
Neff Hall, Room 230J
2101 E. Coliseum Blvd.
Indiana University/Purdue University
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46805-1499
banksj@ipfw.edu
(260) 481-6548
Stan Tickton
Mass Communication/Journalism
700 Park Ave., Unit 3249
Norfolk State University
Norfolk, Virginia 23504
stickton@nsu.edu
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