Journalism
This program focuses on the writing of journalism, on the historic evolution of journalism as a profession, ethics and journalism, on journalism and the legal system, and on the role and character of journalism in a changing society.
Faculty Members in Journalism
| Name | Research Interests |
|---|---|
| Al-Solaylee, Kamal | Literary nonfiction, Race and representation, Migration studies |
| Callison, Candis | changes to media practices and platforms, journalism ethics, the role of social movements in public discourse, and understanding how issues related to science and technology become meaningful for diverse publics. |
| Dadugblor, Stephen | English language; Rhetoric; Digital media/social media; democratic deliberation; decoloniality; writing studies; African Studies |
| Hermida, Alfred | Social sciences; Digital journalism; Media innovation; social media; Transformation of news; Misinformation |
| Klein, Peter | Media Types (Radio, Television, Written Press, etc.); Video and New Media; Global Health and Emerging Diseases; Large International Projects; Media and Democratization; Global Journalism; Innovation in Journalism; Documentary Production; Investigative Reporting |
| Maraj, Louis | Languages and literature; Philosophy; Rhetoric; Black Studies; digital media; Cultural Studies; media studies; Critical Pedagogies; Race and Racism |
| McGee, Alexis | Languages and literature; Black Feminist Theory; African American language, literacies, and rhetorics; Rhetorical theory and composition pedagogy; Rhetorical History; Composition History; Sociolinguistics; Sound (voice) |
| Tenenboim, Ori | |
| Young, Mary-Lynn | Sociology of the media, gender, media economics, representations, online news, media and crime, Internet |
