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Behind The Lens: How Women Photojournalists’ Experiences Are Impacted By Gendered Double Standards And Emotion Management On The Sidelines Of The National Football League, Caylie M. Silveira Jan 2021

Behind The Lens: How Women Photojournalists’ Experiences Are Impacted By Gendered Double Standards And Emotion Management On The Sidelines Of The National Football League, Caylie M. Silveira

Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports

Women photojournalists working on the sidelines for the National Football League (NFL) are scarce, despite many advancements made by women in sports media. In the workplace, women face double standards and are expected to manage their emotions differently than their male colleagues. This study aimed to analyze the expectations of women by looking at the different stereotypes and biases that they face as well as the gendered wage gaps. Feminist standpoint theory assisted in the qualitative research approach of this study because it states that women are the only ones that can speak about their experiences since they are the …

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Media Viability In Kenya, Aga Khan University Jan 2021

Media Viability In Kenya, Aga Khan University

Graduate School of Media and Communications

The media in Kenya mirrors the social, political and legal transformation that has taken place in the last half a century. Since independence, the media have been affected by the government’s oscillation between more authoritarian and more liberal regimes. Over the past two decades, however, the arc has been towards enhancements of freedom of expression, access to information, and economic growth that has supported the nation’s technological development and the viability of national and local news media. The media landscape is diverse and, with one news producing company for every 320,500 people, very competitive. Ownership of the nation’s news media …

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Colonialism And Sexuality, In Tayeb Salih’S Season Of Migration To The North And Peter Kimani’S Dance Of The Jakaranda., Tomi Adeaga, Peter Kimani Jan 2021

Colonialism And Sexuality, In Tayeb Salih’S Season Of Migration To The North And Peter Kimani’S Dance Of The Jakaranda., Tomi Adeaga, Peter Kimani

Graduate School of Media and Communications

AbstractThe Sudanese author, Tayeb Salih’s Season of Migration to the North and the Kenyan author, Peter Kimani’s Dance of the Jakaranda both interrogate the connection between colonialism and sexuality in an African setting. While the protagonist in Salih’s novel, Mustafa Sa’eed is the epitome of the sexualized, colonized Sudanese subject, Kimani’s novel examines several sexual relationships, including those of Sally McDonald, the British wife of a colonial administrator in Kenya, Ian McDonald. In Kimani’s novel, Sally McDonald represents a counter image to the white woman in need of protection from the sexual appetites of colonized males. Though Salih’s narration exemplifies …

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Information, Identification, Or Both? A Rhetorical Analysis Of How Blm Uses Their Official Website, Candice L. Edrington Jan 2021

Information, Identification, Or Both? A Rhetorical Analysis Of How Blm Uses Their Official Website, Candice L. Edrington

Faculty Publications

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Teaching And Learning News Media In Politically Unsettled Times, H. James Garrett, Mardi Schmeichel, Joseph Mcanulty, Sonia Janis Jan 2021

Teaching And Learning News Media In Politically Unsettled Times, H. James Garrett, Mardi Schmeichel, Joseph Mcanulty, Sonia Janis

Department of Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education: Faculty Publications

Our research explores and elaborates the ways preservice teachers come to know and begin conceptualizing ways of teaching about news media. We report on what we interpret as their understandings and, perhaps more importantly, their misunderstandings of media literacy as they relate to their emerging ideas about what it means to teach others about crucial social and political issues of our time. The students with whom the authors worked demonstrated problematic misperceptions and misunderstandings about important media concepts and topics. These preservice teachers misunderstood the ways in which news media is different from other media genres. Additionally, they often indicated …

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Media Viability In Uganda, Aga Khan University Jan 2021

Media Viability In Uganda, Aga Khan University

Graduate School of Media and Communications

Uganda has diverse legacy media with various newspapers and magazines, a growing broadcast media sector, which as of early 2020 was made up of 40 TV and 199 accredited radio stations. The country also has a fast-growing online media driven by rapid technological developments that have seen greater use of smartphones in the country. The News Media Organisations (NMOs) in Uganda have benefitted from liberalization and privatisation policies that the country adopted in the early 1990s, which freed the airwaves and made private investment in the country’s media less complicated.

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The Healers Issue, University Of Montana--Missoula. School Of Journalism Jan 2021

The Healers Issue, University Of Montana--Missoula. School Of Journalism

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Taking the Reins: Providing therapeutic horseback riding to Montanans in need -- More than Superstition: A haunted prison fosters connection during COVID-19 -- Public Health: Local healers leave after divisive legislative session -- Misrepresented and Misunderstood: Why media needs to listen to autistics -- Confronting the Past: Recovering from Native American boarding school trauma -- Welcoming Them Home: The return of native species is healing the land of the Aaniiih and Nakoda -- No Place to Stay: The pandemic is pushing people into Montana - and others out -- They didn't bring any houses with them -- As Missoula affordable …

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The Wild That Remains: A Once In A Generation Forest Plan Reignites The Wilderness Debate In Montana’S Gallatin Range, Anthony Stephen Pavkovich Jan 2021

The Wild That Remains: A Once In A Generation Forest Plan Reignites The Wilderness Debate In Montana’S Gallatin Range, Anthony Stephen Pavkovich

Graduate Student Portfolios, Professional Papers, and Capstone Projects

The movement to preserve Montana’s Gallatin Mountains, which stretch north from Yellowstone National Park, has been ongoing since the passage of the Wilderness Act in 1964. Largely undeveloped, the range’s sinuous, rocky crest, fertile meadows and thick lodgepole forests are vital to one of the earth’s last intact temperate ecosystems. The landscape provides refuge to rare populations of grizzly bears, elk, bighorn sheep, wolves and wolverines. Yet, the Gallatins remain the last major mountain range bordering the nation’s first and most iconic national park without congressionally designated wilderness. The closest the Gallatins came to being protected as wilderness was in …

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Submission To The Future Of The Media Commission, Brendan K. O'Rourke, Joseph K. Fitzgerald Jan 2021

Submission To The Future Of The Media Commission, Brendan K. O'Rourke, Joseph K. Fitzgerald

Reports

Dr. Brendan K. O’Rourke is a Senior Lecturer at Technological University Dublin, where he focuses on learning in the area of discourses of the economy, in particular examining enterprise, policy and public discourses on the economy. His scholarly work has been widely published as chapters in edited volumes, encyclopedia / handbook entries and in over 20 peer-reviewed academic journals such the Critical Discourse Studies, Politics and Social Semiotics. More information on his work is available on www.brendankorourke.com . Dr. Joseph K. FitzGerald lectures in international strategy at Technological University Dublin and has published on topics such as how young men …

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A ‘Hermit Kingdom’ No Longer? Kim Jong-Un’S Two Years Of Diplomatic Summits And What North Korean Media Can Tell Us About Them, Jaimie Ding Jan 2021

A ‘Hermit Kingdom’ No Longer? Kim Jong-Un’S Two Years Of Diplomatic Summits And What North Korean Media Can Tell Us About Them, Jaimie Ding

Scripps Senior Theses

This thesis examines the English-language output of the Korean Central News Agency, the main news agency of North Korea. I conduct an analysis of the KCNA news coverage of a series of diplomatic summits that North Korean leader Ki Jong-un holds with Chinese president Xi Jin-ping, South Korean president Moon Jae-in, and U.S. president Donald Trump from 2018-2019. For this analysis, I coded for certain phrases and rhetoric and examined the content of each article to look at how news coverage of these summits reflects North Korea’s foreign policy goals and stances toward the respective countries. I found several recurring …

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Jrsm 7050: Mass Communication Theory (Syllabus), Thomas J. Hrach Jan 2021

Jrsm 7050: Mass Communication Theory (Syllabus), Thomas J. Hrach

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Key concepts and development of theories offered to explain operation and effects of mass communication media; multidiscipline overview of theories dealing with advertising, broadcasting, print, and public relations messages, media, and effects. This class will provide you with an overview of the important theories in our field, and will encourage you to think about how these apply to the real world and how they will inform your future work as a media professional. The broadly explanatory concepts of theory help us understand some of the underlying ways in which humans respond to and share different types of information, …

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Jour 4998: Multimedia News Lab (Syllabus), Robert Byrd Jan 2021

Jour 4998: Multimedia News Lab (Syllabus), Robert Byrd

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Write, produce content for a personal beat-driven blog that will house multimedia stories on important, complex topics in the city of Memphis; course will mirror collaborative opportunities underway in industry and provide students with the strongest multimedia material possible for portfolios.

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Jour 6639: Tv News Producting (Syllabus), Joe Hayden Jan 2021

Jour 6639: Tv News Producting (Syllabus), Joe Hayden

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Producing, writing, editing and using electronic equipment to assemble a television newscast; emphasis on performing the various tasks in a working newsroom.

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Jrsm 1750: Precision Language (Syllabus), Dana Albright Jan 2021

Jrsm 1750: Precision Language (Syllabus), Dana Albright

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Introduction to grammar and writing style for use in journalism and mass communication; foundations of research and information gathering, media literacy, and plagiarism.

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Jrsm 8200: Mass Communications Technology (Syllabus), Ruoxu Wang Jan 2021

Jrsm 8200: Mass Communications Technology (Syllabus), Ruoxu Wang

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: This graduate seminar is devoted to the psychological aspects of human computer interaction (HCI) and computer-mediated communication (CMC). Theories and empirical research from communication, psychology, consumer behavior, and human-computer studies will be discussed in this class.

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Jrsm 4700: Media Law (Syllabus), David Arant Jan 2021

Jrsm 4700: Media Law (Syllabus), David Arant

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Origin and development of legal principles affecting freedom of expression and provisions of laws of libel, slander, copyright and other statutes that affect communication in fields of publishing and broadcasting.

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Jrsm 4940: Student Media Practicum (Syllabus), Kim Marks Malone Jan 2021

Jrsm 4940: Student Media Practicum (Syllabus), Kim Marks Malone

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Work in practical assignments at student media organizations. Students must work at least 50 hours per credit hour. May be repeated for up to 3 credits. NOTE: Students who have received credit for JOUR 3649, 3800, 4802 (Meeman 901) may not receive credit for JRSM 4940. May be repeated for up to six hours. PREREQUISITE: Permit required and must have earned 45 credit hours. (S/U)

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Jrsm 7350: Advanced Multimedia Reporting (Syllabus), Robert Byrd Jan 2021

Jrsm 7350: Advanced Multimedia Reporting (Syllabus), Robert Byrd

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: This course will explore recent research findings in news reporting, writing and editing principles; and also provide students with practical experience in preparing finished news reports suitable for publication or dissemination in professional-level mass media.

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Jrsm 3905: Graphics For Strategic Media (Syllabus), A. Kix Patterson Jan 2021

Jrsm 3905: Graphics For Strategic Media (Syllabus), A. Kix Patterson

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Practices of development of social media graphics, flyers, brochures and other collateral materials using Adobe Spark, Canva and other Web-based tools.

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Jrsm 4940: Student Media Practicum (Syllabus), Terris King Jan 2021

Jrsm 4940: Student Media Practicum (Syllabus), Terris King

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Work in practical assignments at student media organizations. Students must work at least 50 hours per credit hour. May be repeated for up to 3 credits. NOTE: Students who have received credit for JOUR 3649, 3800, 4802 (Meeman 901) may not receive credit for JRSM 4940. May be repeated for up to six hours. PREREQUISITE: Permit required and must have earned 45 credit hours. (S/U)

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Jrsm 7990: Media Portfolio (Syllabus), Thomas J. Hrach Jan 2021

Jrsm 7990: Media Portfolio (Syllabus), Thomas J. Hrach

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Development of digital portfolio of professional and/or academic work and presentation. S/U. (2 hours)

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Jour 4530: Innovative Storytelling Techniques (Syllabus), Terris King Jan 2021

Jour 4530: Innovative Storytelling Techniques (Syllabus), Terris King

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: The course offers instruction, training, practice and analysis on YouTube channel development, including research, organization, branding, and content presentation skills. The course will focus on effective production and editing skills including videography, sound mixing and introductory-level motion graphics.

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Jrsm 7350: Advanced Multimedia Reporting (Syllabus), Robert Byrd Jan 2021

Jrsm 7350: Advanced Multimedia Reporting (Syllabus), Robert Byrd

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: This course will explore recent research findings in news reporting, writing and editing principles; and also provide students with practical experience in preparing finished news reports suitable for publication or dissemination in professional-level mass media.

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Jrsm 7050: Mass Communication Theory (Syllabus), Thomas J. Hrach Jan 2021

Jrsm 7050: Mass Communication Theory (Syllabus), Thomas J. Hrach

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Key concepts and development of theories offered to explain operation and effects of mass communication media; multidiscipline overview of theories dealing with advertising, broadcasting, print, and public relations messages, media, and effects. This class will provide you with an overview of the important theories in our field, and will encourage you to think about how these apply to the real world and how they will inform your future work as a media professional. The broadly explanatory concepts of theory help us understand some of the underlying ways in which humans respond to and share different types of information, …

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Jrsm 4702: Media, Diversity, & Society (Syllabus), Erica Horton Jan 2021

Jrsm 4702: Media, Diversity, & Society (Syllabus), Erica Horton

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Advanced study of recent, critical issues faced by mass media with exploration of complexities that cause them and their impact on society.

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Jrsm 7200: Mass Communication Technology (Syllabus), Ruoxu Wang Jan 2021

Jrsm 7200: Mass Communication Technology (Syllabus), Ruoxu Wang

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: This graduate seminar is devoted to the psychological aspects of human computer interaction (HCI) and computer-mediated communication (CMC). Theories and empirical research from communication, psychology, consumer behavior, and human-computer studies will be discussed in this class.

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Jour 3130: Feature Writing/Reporting (Syllabus), Candy Justice Jan 2021

Jour 3130: Feature Writing/Reporting (Syllabus), Candy Justice

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Advanced practice in reporting, writing and editing feature stories for magazines, newspapers and the Web; finding and developing publishable ideas; freelance techniques; advanced reporting skills; writing techniques with emphasis on of work, editing and revision.

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Jrsm 7412: Analytics & Evaluation (Syllabus), Kim Marks Malone Jan 2021

Jrsm 7412: Analytics & Evaluation (Syllabus), Kim Marks Malone

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Research for strategic communicators, including focus groups and surveys. Basic qualitative and quantitative research skills will be discussed, including how to conduct and analyze focus groups, write survey questions, and perform basic statistical analyses. Gathering, understanding, and utilizing social media analytics for a variety of platforms will also become Hootsuite-certified.

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Pbrl 6430: Media Relations (Syllabus), Tori Cliff Jan 2021

Pbrl 6430: Media Relations (Syllabus), Tori Cliff

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Development of media relations skills, including advanced writing of collateral materials, presentations, pitching and media training. Build effective and proactive work strategies with media through various tools including news conferences, media interviews, and media campaigns, and how PR professionals must mix traditional with new media outlets to most effectively promote their clients and employers. Strategic tools and techniques for developing successful media relations will be explored.

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Jour 4639: Tv News Producting (Syllabus), Joe Hayden Jan 2021

Jour 4639: Tv News Producting (Syllabus), Joe Hayden

Journalism and Strategic Media Syllabi

Course Description: Producing, writing, editing and using electronic equipment to assemble a television newscast; emphasis on performing the various tasks in a working newsroom.

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