Month: November 2015

Telecommunication Associate Professor Amy Jo Coffey is the new chair of the Media Management, Economics, & Entrepreneurship division of AEJMC. Coffey began her term Oct. 1, and will continue in the role until October 2016. She was previously elected to the Vice-Chair position, producing and coordinating the division’s programming and events for the 2015 AEJMC […]

Jennifer Boardman (PR ‘93) loved news and, upon graduation, headed to Atlanta to work for CNN. After a few years, she struggled with what she really wanted to do in her career – news or marketing. At that time, news marketing was pretty traditional – running on-air promos to build awareness for CNN’s programming. Jennifer’s […]

Pam Fine is perhaps the perfect leader for the American Society of News Editors (ASNE). In addition to more than 30 years as a reporter and newsroom executive, she has spent the last seven in journalism education as Knight Chair for News, Leadership and Community and professor of Journalism at the University of Kansas. Oh, […]

Assistant Professor of Telecommunication Jasmine McNealy has been elected vice chair of the International Communication Association Communication Law and Policy Division. The Division is interested in research and analysis of law, regulation and policy that deals with information, communication and culture. It includes within its purview: principles that should or do underlie law and regulation, […]