Focus: Journalism

Keith Herndon, Kate Hester (current M.A. student) and Charlotte Norsworthy (2023). “Fact or Fiction: Empowering News Literacy as a Leadership Skill.” Paper to be presented at the Association of Leadership […]

Kyser Lough, Amanda Bright, Ralitsa Vassileva & Chapman, A. (undergraduate student) (May 17, 2023). “Covering Climate Solutions with Journalism,” session proposal accepted for presentation at the Georgia Climate Conference, Athens, […]

Keyser Lough, “Solutions and constructive journalism in the evolving media landscape of Central and Eastern Europe,” accepted for presentation at the 14th CEECOM Conference, Brno, Czech Republic. Overview: This paper […]

Kovačević, P. & Keyser Lough, “Humanizing the Environment: Character Presentation in Solution-Oriented Visual Reporting,” accepted for presentation in the Visual Culture Working Group at the International Association for Media and […]

Karin Assmann, “String Quartet on the Titanic: Are journalists covering their own demise or rowing to safety?,” accepted for presentation at the 2023 Future of Journalism Conference (Cardiff University). Abstract: […]

Ivanka Pjesivac, Imre, I., Leslie Klein (Graduate Student) & Petrov, A. (2023). Failure or reasonable move?: Portrayal of American pullout from Afghanistan in Russian and American international media. Electronic News. Advance online publication: DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/19312431231165931 Abstract: This […]

Eckert, S. and Assmann, K. (2023) East and West German Journalists in Leadership: Perceptions of work conditions, norms and practices. DGPuk Yearbook. 1-11 DGPuk (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Publizistik- und Kommunikationswissenschaft) […]

Charlotte Norsworthy Varnum, “Is it DEI or Activism: When Campus Media Cover Racial Justice Demonstrations,” Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) Panel Acceptance August 2023 Overview: This panel will examine […]

Imre, I., Ivanka Pjesivac, & Petrov, A. (April 2023). “The framing of the Chinese state and its policies in China Radio International for Croatian and Serbian Audiences.” Research in progress […]

Karin Assmann & Eckert, S. (Accepted, 2023) “Are women journalists in leadership changing work conditions and newsroom culture?” Journalism.  Abstract: Using standpoint epistemology and critical mass theory this study analyzes […]