Last week, Brian Ekdale made a really important post on his blog about the value of poster sessions, prompting me to add my own insights to this very valuable topic. I also went through the same changes in perspective that Brian describes about poster sessions – from feeling like it is a dismissal of my …
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The Political Communication Interest Group held its first inaugural meeting last night at AEJMC. The group elected Tom Johnson, of the University of Texas-Austin, as our new Head. In the course of the meeting, I have been elected the new graduate student liaison for the group. I will be keeping my readers updated on developments …
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Hey everyone! I have arrived in Denver, Colorado, for the 2010 conference of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication! It will be a busy couple of days – I will be presenting our paper entitled “The Correspondent, the Comic, and the Combatant: How moderator style and guest civility shape news credibility” at …