? American University
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016. Tel (202) 885-2060, FAX (202) 885-2099. Web: http://www.american.edu/soc/index.cfm, School of Communication, 1966. KTA, NATAS, PRSSA, ONA, WICI. Larry Kirkman, Dean.
FACULTY: Profs.: Patricia Aufderheide, W. Joseph Campbell, Larry Kirkman, Charles Lewis, Kathryn Montgomery, Chris Simpson, Leonard Steinhorn, Rodger Streitmatter; Assoc. Profs.: Randall Blair, Wendell Cochran, John Doolittle, John Douglass, Larry Engel, Jane Hall, Leena Jayaswal, Matthew Nisbet, Jill Olmsted, Rick Rockwell, Richard Stack, John Watson, Rhonda Zaharna; Asst. Profs.: Kyle Brannon, Carolyn Brown, Caty Borum Chattoo, Angie Chuang, Declan Fahy, Lauren Feldman, Joe Graf, Sol Hart, Maria Ivancin, David Johnson, Gil Klein, Iris Krasnow, Pallavi Kumar, Christine Lawrence, Brigid Maher, Wendy Melillo Farrill, Sarah Menke-Fish, Claudia Myers, Gemma Puglisi, Maggie Stogner, Scott Talan, Director of Writing Programs: Amy Eisman; Prof. Emer.: Laird Anderson, Lincoln Furber, Glenn Harnden, Jerry Hendrix, Jack Orwant, J.C. Seigle, Ron Sutton, Wendy Swallow, Lewis Wolfson, Joanne Yamauchi, Ann Zelle; Distinguished Journalist-in-Residence: Nick Clooney, Bill Gentile, Lynne Perri; Distinguished Filmmaker-in-Residence: Chris Palmer, Russell Williams; Executive-in-Residence: Dotty Lynch.
PROGRAMS: Broadcast Journalism; Print Journalism; Public Communication; Film and Media Arts; Interdisciplinary Studies: Communication, Legal Institutions, Economics, and Government (CLEG); Foreign Language and Communication Media; Graduate Journalism and Public Affairs, Graduate Film and Electronic Media (MFA), Graduate Film and Media, Graduate Public Communication; jointly administered MA?s in International Media (School of International Service) and Political Communication (School of Public Affairs); Weekend Graduate Programs: Interactive Journalism, Producing for Film & Video, Public Communication.
FACILITIES: AP, AM, FM, CCTV, ComN, ComR, ComTV, DR, MM, PRA, VDT.
DEGREES: BA, MA, MFA.
Catholic University School of Law
Washington, DC 20064. Tel: (202) 319-6295, FAX: (202) 319-4459. Institute for Communications Law Studies. Marin Scordato, dir.
Communications Program: Specialized legal training in communications law for JD degree candidates with journalism or telecommunications backgrounds.
Georgetown University
3307 M st. NW, suite 202, Washington DC, 20007. Tel: (202) 687-7000; Fax: 703-812-9324, Email: mpsjournalism<at>georgetown.edu, Twitter: <at>HoyaJournalism, Facebook: www.facebook.com/GeorgetownJournalism. School of Continuing Studies. Associate Dean: Denise Li.
Master of Professional Studies in Journalism: The Georgetown University Master of Professional Studies in Journalism program fuses traditional journalism and new media. While innovative technology may change the way news is consumed and delivered, journalists still need the same critical skills: careful, patient reporting, sophisticated storytelling, and sound, ethical judgment. Reporting is more immediate than ever, more transparent, and more interactive, with little or no margin for error. The Master of Professional Studies in Journalism graduate degree program emphasizes all of the elements needed to be a successful, adaptable journalist. Our faculty is comprised of seasoned journalists who teach students the profession of journalism through application and experience. Graduates receive a well-rounded education that gives them the skills necessary to compete in today?s changing media environment. The program is designed with the working adult in mind; all classes begin after 5:00pm, allowing students the flexibility to work or intern during the day while completing their degree in the evening.
Georgetown?s MPS Journalism program has partnerships with various institutions, including the National Press Club and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. These connections provide students with valuable opportunities to network with top professionals in the journalism industry.
? The George Washington University
805 21st Street, NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20052. Tel (202) 994-6227, FAX (202) 994-5806. Web: <www.gwu.edu/~smpa>. School of Media and Public Affairs, 1995. BEA, APSA, ICA. Frank Sesno, Director.
FACULTY: Profs.: Robert Entman, Lee Huebner, Steven Livingston, Jarol Manheim, Steven Roberts, Frank Sesno, Christopher Sterling; Assoc. Profs.: Sean Aday, Mark Feldstein, Amos Gelb, Kimberly Gross, Kerric Harvey, Albert May, Patricia Phalen, Roxanne Russell, Nina Seavey, Janet Steele, Silvio Waisbord; Asst. Profs.: Catie Bailard, Steven Keller, Jason Osder, Michael Shanahan; Exec. Dir. of Global Media Inst.: Mike Freedman; Public Diplomacy Fellow, Mark Taplin.
PROGRAMS: Journalism and Mass Communication, Political Communication, Graduate Media and Public Affairs, Graduate Global Communication, Center for Innovative Media, Public Affairs Project, The Documentary Center, The Institute for Documentary Filmmaking, International Media Seminar, Prime Movers Media Program, Semester in Washington Journalism, Global Media Institute, Institute for Public Diplomacy and Global Communication, Planet Forward, Broadcast Summer
FACILITIES: AM/FM, CCTV, CN, VDT, ETV ComN, SD & HD edit suites and labs.
DEGREES: BA, MA.
? Howard University
525 Bryant Street, NW, Washington, DC 20059. Tel: (202) 806-7690, FAX: (202) 232-8305; Web: www.soc.howard.edu. School of Communications, 1971. SPJ, NABJ, PRSSA, AAF, BCCA, BEA. Jannette L. Dates, Dean, (Graduate Professor).
FACULTY: Profs.: Noma Anderson (LWOP), Anju Chaudhary, Jannette L. Dates (dean), Abraham Ford, Haile Gerima, Barbara Hines, Lawrence Kaggwa, Judi Moore Latta, Abbas Malek, Lyndrey A. Niles (adjunct), Robert L. Nwanko, Joan C. Payne, Ronald C. Pearlman, William H. Starosta(graduate professor), Orlando L. Taylor(graduate professor, LWOP, Vice Provost), Clint C. Wilson II, Richard Wright; Assoc. Profs.: S. Torriano Berry, Debra A. Busacco, Alonzo Crawford, Melbourne S. Cummings, Phillip Dixon (chair, Dept. of Journalism), Laura A. Fleet, Rochelle Ford, Gwang-jub Han, Robert Olins (adjunct), Kay T. Payne, Wilhelmina Wright-Harp, Paula W. Matabane, Bishetta Merritt, Anne M. Nicotera, Ted F. Roberts, Carolyn A. Stroman, Sonja D. Williams (interim chair, Dept. of Radio, Television and Film), David R. Woods (associate dean); Asst. Profs.:, Andrew Millington, Reginald Miles, Edgar P. Davis LWOP, Jonathan P. Decker, Ovetta Harris (chair, Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders), Debra Jervay-Pendergrass, April Massey, Patricia McCormick, Tommie L. Robinson, Abhik Roy, Vickey L. Saunders, Debyii L.S. Thomas, (adjunct), Peggy A. Lewis, Michael Tucker, Felicia M. Valdez, Felicia R. Walker; Lectrs.: Sowbhagyalakshmi Areke, Robert Asher, Leslie E. Bowers, Marcia Clinkscales, Torrance J. Colvin, Charles Coward, Lamont R. Gonzalez, Henry M. Joseph, Michael Holman, Lloyd D. Jones, Donald Marbury, Candace Shannon Lewis, Douglas Lillibridge, Ahmed Quazi, Yanick Rice-Lamb, Janice R. Trent, James Balls; Clinical Instructors: Debra H. Marvel Burns, Iesha M. Gray, Toni G. Walters; Adjunct Instructors: Robin E. Thornhill.
SEQUENCES: Print/On-line Journalism, Broadcast News, Advertising/Public Relations, Film Audio Production, Television Production, Telecommunications Management, Legal Communication, Speech Communication, Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology.
FACILITIES: AM, AdA, RNA, FM, CN, ComN, ComR, CCTV, ETV, JN, PRA, VDT.
DEGREES: BA in Communication and Culture, BA in Journalism, BA in R/TV/F, BS in Communication Sciences and Disorders, MA in Communication and Culture, MS in Communication Sciences and Disorders, MFA in Film, PhD in Communication and Culture, PhD in Communication Sciences and Disorders.
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