Media Experts Guide

David M. Chanatry, M.S., B.A.
Assistant Professor of Journalism (315) 792-3812 Broadcast journalism Network or local TV news Radio news Cable Science journalism Broadcast issues
Carol A. Downing, Ph.D., M.A.
Assistant Professor of Communication Arts (315) 792-3155 Public speaking skills Analysis of public speaking Argumentation and debate Rhetoric: how symbols of all types are used in society to influence people
David M. Habbel, Ph.D., M.S.
Associate Professor of Communication Arts (315) 792-3152 Political communication (i.e. analyzing presidential debates, campaign tactics, and election night) Intercultural communication Mass media issues (i.e. effects of TV programs) Interpersonal communication - issues related to healthy communication, relationships, language use, and nonverbal communication
Jeffrey A. Miller, Ph.D., M.A.
Associate Professor of Communication Arts (315) 792-3086 Comic Art (Comic strips, comic books, graphic novels) Semiotics/semiology The media and democracy (media bias, concentration of ownership, influence of advertisers, political discourse, the public interest) Interpersonal communication (gender, race, and other facets of the Self, personal and relational change, negotiating meaning in relationships) Film

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