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Communication professor contributes essays to book on mass media
Com professor selected for university’s highest honor
Communication students snag advertising award
Mass communication student publishes first novel
Smith quoted in story on beating the blues
Campbell University journalism students celebrate their editorial success in November. FAndy Specht and Krystal Moody hold a cake. From left to rigbt, behind Specth, are Dr. J. Dean Farmer, chair of the Department of Mass Communication; Melinda Jackson, Dr. Michael Ray Smith, professor of mass communication; Meredith Brunson, Tyler Douglas and Tara Allaire. These students and others published freelance articles in area media and online. Some received a paycheck along with a byline.
Com prof offers model for struggling news business
Com prof encourages innovation in the Christian Science MonitorC
Communication student published on BP wire service
Rich Olsen spoke during the Spring semester to members and guests at an Epsilon Pi Eta luncheon. Olsen said that Christians must be cautious about considering media such as film as either good or bad without weighing the context or the possibility of a redemptive message. Olsen is associate professor of communication studies and incoming chair at University of North Carolina Wilmington.
ABC’s John Stossel spoke at Raleigh in late March as part of the Institute for Political Journalism and Campbell students were on hand. Amanda Johnson, left, and Sara Mears heard the “20/20” co-host talk about the media’s tendency to breed unwarranted fear. Stossel signed books for the two journalism students.
Communication student is TV intern in New York (3.27.07)
The Rev. Dennis Fulk of Hanover, Pa., addressed the members of Epsilon Pi Eta in late March. He spoke on the wisdom of consulting trusted friends when making difficult decisions. Epsilon Pi Eta is an honor fraternity at Campbell University. Members must achieve a 3.25 grade point average for three consecutive semesters. The next induction ceremony will be April 3 at 4 p.m. in D. Rich’s Turner Auditorium.
Com professor weighs in on media bias (03.21.07)
Mass com student is a multi-talented person (03.07.07)
Advertising professor and his students recognized for selfless duty (02.28.07)
Yearbook produced in 2005-2006 wins recognition (02.28.07)
Journalism student Sarah Rosser published in higher ed online site (02.12.07)
Ad Students Make the Airwaves (mp3 - 681kb) (02.05.07)
Smith contributes to mass media encyclopedia (02.05.07)
Journalism professor helps lead Urbana Today newspaper project (12.11.06)
Communication professor offers ideas for writers (12.05.06)
Communication professor to help lead newspaper project (11.20.06)
Journalism student published in Fayetteville (11.15.06)
Farmer takes the helm in mass communication department (11.13.06)
Prof honored for work and research on rights of people with disabilities (10/13/06)
Communication professor teaches weekly in the Empire State Building (09.25.06)
Communication professor quotes on MonsterTrak on how to survive the first day on the job (09.11.2006)
Journalism professor offers tips on getting a job on most popular Internet job site on the web (posted 08.17.2006)
Prof. Ed Johnson mugs with the NBC peacock as part of the Raleigh ad club’s 2006 premiere of this fall’s new TV shows held Aug. 17 in Raleigh. More than180 TV and broadcasting reps and executives were present. The club announced that it will use Campbell’s advertising students for the club’s pro bono campaign for a local nonprofit organization this year.
Mass Communication graduate-turned-TV producer joins PR team (posted 07.17.2006)
Melissa Lilley presents at two scholarly venues (posted 07.12.06)
Journalism students get hands-on experience (posted 07.06.06)
Journalism student published in Fayetteville Observer (posted 07.03.06)
Journalism student who speaks two languages is published in the Fayetteville Observer (posted 07.03.06)
Prof. offers explanations about trends in hair (posted 6.26.06)
All interns in new Journalism Institute have been published on BP News (posted 06.22.06)
Holly Clark
Jamie Gentner: Article 1 | Article 2
Gretchen Ross
Courtney Willey
Journalism institute attracts students from across the nation. (posted 06.19.06)
Participants in Campbell's first ever national Journalism Institute are, from left, Courtney Willey, Campbell University; Prof. Michael Ray Smith, institute director; Gretchen Ross, Campbell University; Jamie Gentner, Biola University; and Holly Clark, Carson-Newman College. They group pose in front of the Campbell University display at a convention in Greensboro in mid-June 2006. Examples of the stories by the student journalists appear below in this link. Their other work is scheduled for publication in the July Biblical Recorder newspaper. Smith said he hopes the institute, underwritten by the Baptist Press, will continue next year. The students received bylines and paycheck for their reporting efforts.
Beth Glover, left, and Shaheen Day, officers of Epsilon Pi Eta, inducted more than 100 students into this Campbell honor society during the spring semester. To be eligible, a student must maintain a 3.25 GPA for three consecutive semesters.
Journalism student published on international wire as part
of Campbell's pilot journalism institute (posted 06.19.06)
Student in Campbell's first-ever summer journalism institute published (posted 06.19.06)
Journalism Institute students published (posted 06.19.06)
Journalism student explores ESL issues including education (posted 05.25.06)
Journalism student publishes article on ESL students (posted 05.25.06)
What does "Writer's Digest" have to say about Campbell's journalism program? (posted 05.22.06)
Lilley selected as senior of the year (posted 05.15.06)
Beth Glover, left, and Shaheen Day, officers of Epsilon Pi Eta, inducted more than 100 students into this Campbell honor society during the spring semester. To be eligible, a student must maintain a 3.25 GPA for three consecutive semesters.
Student releases 4-minute short film
www.jerfilm.com/congo.wmv
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Campbell Times takes national awards (posted 05.09.2006)
Mass Communication student to study film in Los Angeles (posted 05.09.2006)
Maryland journalism student to study in New York (posted 05.09.2006)
Smith quoted in Chicago-area paper on writing books
Mass communication student excels at L.A. film school
Luke Custer appears in his own film.
To view the short film, click HERE (Quicktime Player is required to view link)
State representative speaks to journalists
Journalism students snags grant for Florida conference
Mass Communication’s Smith quoted in New York Times
Pine Burr Snags Award
Campbell University recognized for yearbook excellence.
Journalism student published in Sanford Herald
Safe Haven
Journalism student publishes freelance piece in Fayetteville Observer
New talent, local favorites step up to the mic
Journalism student-turn-editor recognized Jamie (Peterson) Strickland honored
Jamie (formerly Peterson, class of 2004) Strickland, editor of The Angier Independent, won a first- place award for her weekly Chasing Truth opinion column in the serious columns category. Full Story HereDepartment now has its own T-shirt
Public Relations student Natalie Moore, a junior, shows off the Department of Mass Communication T-shirt designed by Lambda Pi Eta honor society.
Students tour TV newsroom with Prof. Baezhttp://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0092.html
Screenwriteroffers advice on making it in Hollywoodhttp://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0029.html
Staff members of the award-winning Campbell Times student newspaper celebrated the newspaper's makeover with a recent dinner at Cracker Barrel. Aaron Thomas, front right, not only contributed to the newspaper but he earned bylines in area newspapers with his freelance work. Pete Marozzi, editor, planned the event with adviser Lisa Farmer. The newspaper went from a broadsheet size newspaper to a four-color tabloid-size newspaper. The redesigned newspaper is so popular, they remain on the racks for just a few minutes and copies for the archives are nearly non-existent.
Journalism student covers Harnett County Board of Education meeting
Journalism student published in Fayetteville Observer
Symphony embraces local talents
Public relations counselor speaks to mass communication students
Patricia Harmon-Lewis, director of Community Schools & Public Information, spoke to students in Campbell's Department of Mass Communication as part of a continuing education program for prospective graduates. From left, are, Catherine Best, Beth Glover, Reece Murphy and Patricia Harmon-Lewis. Visiting speakers are part of the Department of Mass Communication's effort to help students keep abreast of trends in mass media.
Journalism professor quoted in article on time management
A hair late Always running a little behind? It is possible to get yourself back in the flow
Journalism professor quoted in Chicago Tribune
http://www.campbell.edu/coas/masscomm/bliss.html
Dr. William J. Brown, author of "Into the Winds of Fear," explains the role of pro-social entertainment to teach audiences about the dangers of terrorism. Brown recently met with journalism students to share his ideas on writing.Part 1, Part 2
Students tour TV newsroom with Prof. Baezhttp://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0092.html
Mass communication student headed to Hollywood
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0075.html
Mass communication student published in online site
Gretchen Ross interviews actor in new movie, "Rent"
http://www.thesop.org/
Professor named executive director
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0067.html
Journalism professor talks of Harry Potter and newspapers
http://www.poynter.org/content/content_view.asp?id=91436
Journalism professor comments on mayor's race in Fayetteville
http://fayettevillenc.com/story.php?Template=news&Story=7233347
Campbell's newspaper snags top awards
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0052.html
Professor quoted in article on religious TV
http://www.multichannel.com/article/CA6273157.html?display=Search+Results&text=grebb
PRSSA making connections
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0036.htmlRoss interns at ABC's NewsOne
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0028.htmlScreenwriteroffers advice on making it in Hollywoodhttp://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0029.html
Professor quoted in recent Newsday article on what life is like after a journalists leaves the newsroom
http://www.newsday.com/business/ny-bzkitchen4440806sep25,0,7484881.column?coll=ny-business-headlines
Advertising student explores internship possibilities
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa05/ns_rel.0026.htmlProfessor’s book featured in one of the newspaper for which he worked
http://www.publicopiniononline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050719/NEWS01/50719011&SearchID=73214943011725
Journalism professor reports from the road
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/su05/ns_rel.0018.html
Johnson recognized as professor of the year http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp05/ns_rel0124.html
Professor's new writing book gets warm review
http://www.fayettevillenc.com/story.php?Template=columnists&Story=7000448
Hong Kong professor speaks to honor students
Dr. Joyce Nip of Hong Kong Baptist University explained the Hong Kong press during a recent Journalists in Film and Fiction class. She is a Fulbright Visiting Scholar affiliated with the Philip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland, College Park. Before joining the academia in 1993, Nip worked in television, newspaper, and magazine news, in both the English and Chinese-language news media. Nip also met with international students to explore careers in journalism. Nip was one of six guest speakers who visited Campbell University’s honor students this semester as part of a special grant from the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities.
Journalist George Archibald, standing, recently spoke to honors students in Michael Ray Smith's Journalists in Film and Fiction class. A 35-year veteran of the newsroom, Archibald broke many national stories for The Washington Times. For instance, he was the first reporter to connect Geraldine Ferraro, a vice presidential candidate, to her family's real estate improprieties in Manhattan. In the photograph from left, at bottom, clockwise, are Catherine Wiggs, Sarah Franks, Kristen Harris, Tiffany Dorrin, Archibald, Tiffany Earl, Lee Chong, Luke Custer and Yi Wan Chan. Archibald is one of the many visiting speakers who helped students explore the images of reporters in mass media. The class provides some opposition views to the one-dimensional stereotypes associated with journalists. Archibald Interview.mp3
Mass com student published in Daily Record
http://www.dunndailyrecord.com/main.asp?SectionID=11&SubSectionID=54&ArticleID=66408
Lilley published in hometown newspaper
http://www.dailyadvance.com/featr/content/features/stories/2005/04/04/20050404edabelize.html
Mass Comm student Dominique Klein Earns Honorable Mention I-AAA Scholar-Athlete Award
http://www.gocamels.com/m_basketball/archives.htm#Scholar
New York Trip for Journalist
http://www.campbell.edu/coas/masscomm/newYork.html
Campbell hosts prestigious journalist
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp05/ns_rel0053.html
Honor society underway in Mass Communication
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp05/ns_rel0037.html
Journalist speaks to print students
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp05/ns_rel0035.html
Professor to address the North Carolina Press Association
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp05/ns_rel0028.html
Communication professor's research quoted in Boston Globe
http://www.campbell.edu/coas/masscomm/globe.html
Communication students publish freelance work http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa04/ns_rel.0338.html
Communication professor interviewed for national radio program http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa04/ns_rel.0323.html
Sports writers share war stories with mass communication students
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa04/ns_rel.0299.html
The Campbell Times Wins National Journalism Awards http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa04/ns_rel.0275.html
Smith Presents at Summit in Tennessee
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/su04/ns_rel.0210.html
Chairman quoted in June issue of Christianity Today
http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2004/006/27.50.html
What do N.C. Baptists really think?
Research by Prof. Ed Johnson reported in Biblical Recorder
http://www.biblicalrecorder.org/content/opinion/2004/5_14_2004/ed140504abwhat.shtml
Staff members of the award-winning Campbell Times student newspaper celebrated the newspaper's makeover with a recent dinner at Cracker Barrel. Aaron Thomas, front right, not only contributed to the newspaper but he earned bylines in area newspapers with his freelance work. Pete Marozzi, editor, planned the event with adviser Lisa Farmer. The newspaper went from a broadsheet size newspaper to a four-color tabloid-size newspaper. The redesigned newspaper is so popular, they remain on the racks for just a few minutes and copies for the archives are nearly non-existent.Vampires, Al Jazeera, Garrison Keillor and more
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp04/ns_rel.0148.html
Smith working on research about handwritten newspapers
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp04/ns_rel.0129.html
Baez Honored for Journalism Career
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp04/ns_rel.0130.html
Hadra Presents Paper at Regional Conference in Florida
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp04/ns_rel.0095.html
Student Publishes First Book
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/sp04/ns_rel.0045.html
Three international students recently enjoyed the holidays at a Chinese
restaurant in nearby Lillington. From left, they are Yi Wan Chan,
Jiamin Lum and Sook Teng Chiam, mass communication students
from Malaysia.
Mass communication student writes about Dr. King for Dunn Daily Record
http://www.dunndailyrecord.com/main.asp?SectionID=1&SubSection ID=1&ArticleID=52317
Student publishes article on Baptist Press wire
http://www.bpnews.net/bpnews.asp?ID=17354
It's Off to the Races for One Mass Communication Intern
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa03/ns_rel.0313.html
Mass Communication Professor to Present Research in Miami
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa03/ns_rel.0306.html
Smith Publishes Book on Feature Writing
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa03/ns_rel.0304.html
Campbell's WCCE Website Cited for Most Hits
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa03/ns_rel.0302.html
The Campbell Times Takes Home Honors from Baptist Press
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa03/ns_rel.0289.html
Journalists Learn about Faith and Media in Music City
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/fa03/ns_rel.0279.html
Smith talks to students about communication
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