Subject: How does The Park Library select books, serials, databases for its collections?
Greetings!
I've been asked how I determine what books, databases, and journalsubscriptions to acquire for our Park Library. Before I reply in full, I need toemphasize that as with most librarians I am strongly influenced by facultyrecommendations. Balanced, of course, by budgetary constraints.
Therefore, if our faculty members have special requests for materials thatshould unquestionably become part of our Library's collections, please send me anemail with all the relevant ordering information. Let's say we limit recommendationsto the top three on your "Desiderata List."
The best way to determine whether or not our Library already has the materialyou need is to check the UNC ONline Catalog <http://www.lib.unc.edu>
Also, if I need to acquire current editions of existing materials, please let me knowthat as well.
Now, here are the reliable resources (other than faculty recommendations)that I typically consult before purchasing materials:
* Catalogs (for books, films, journals)
* JoMC faculty syllabi
* Book reviews (in scholarly, trade journals)
* Mass Communication Bibliographers' recommendations
* Poynter Institute for Media Studies bibliographies
* CBQ: Communication Booknotes Quarterly
* Communication Research Trends
* ACRL Web site "Library Resources for Communications Studies" <http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/communications/lrcs/>

Bear in mind that the cost of library materials is rising steadily. To meetthe demand for the latest and the best library resources, I have to make carefulchoices to accommodate our library's budget. If any of you have research funds (orother sources) to help bear the cost of some of these high-ticket purchases, pleaselet me know. The book donations that many of our faculty and some of our staff havemade recently have been exceptionally beneficial.
If you have questions about my selection policies, please contact me in myoffice or send me an email message. I'll be happy to talk with you.

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 5:02 PM

 
Subject: Park Library's onset of evening and Sunday hours
Greetings:
Evening hours (Mondays through Tursdays until 9:00 p.m.) for our Library willbegin on Monday, September 12, 2005
Sunday hours (1:00 - 4:00 p.m.) will begin Sunday, September 18, 2005.
Please alert your students about this return to regular Park Library hours.
Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 5:00 PM

 
Subject: New Books in Park Library (September 2005)

Greetings!

Here is the latest list of arrivals of new books and donated books.
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1. "A Study of Attitudes toward Audience Interaction in Journalism:Citizen-based Reporting." By John L. Morris. 2002. (Mellen Studies inJournalism Vol. 1)
2. "The Struggle to Revitalize American Newspapers." By Joseph C.Manzella. 2002. (Mellen Studies in Journalism Vol.2)
3. "Anti-Indecency Groups and the Federal Communications Commission: A Study inthe Politics of Broadcast Regulation." By Kimberly Zarkin. 2003. (Mellen Studies inJournalism Vol. 3)
4. "The Influence of Communication Technologies on Political Participation andSocial Interaction." By Raymond N. Ankney. 2003. (Mellen Studies in Journalism Vol.4) [Note: Ankney is an alum of our School.]
5. "Covering Sex, Race, and Gender in the American Military Services." By GeneMurray. 2003. (Mellen Studies in Journalism Vol. 6)
6. "Cancer Stories: Lessons in Love, Loss & Hope." Edited by John Temple andJoel Beeson. 2004. [Note: includes a CD.]
7. "GreenBook: Worldwide Directory of Marketing Research Companies and ServicesVol. 1." 43rd Edition 2005/2006. By New York AMA Communication Services, Inc.
8. "GreenBook: Worldwide Directory of Marketing Research Companies and ServicesVol. 2." 14th Edition 2005/2006. By New York AMA Communication Services, Inc.
9. "Mass Media Research: An Introduction" 8th Edition. By Roger D. Wimmer &Joseph R. Dominick. 2006.
10. "The Penalty Is Death: U.S. Newspaper Coverage of Women'sExecutions." By Marlin Shipman. 2002.
11. "Framed! Labor and the Corporate Media." By Christopher R. Martin. 2004.
12. "Online News and the Public." Edited by Michael B. Salwen, BruceGarrison & Paul D. Driscoll. 2005.
13. "Creating Television: Conversations with the People Behind 50 Years ofAmerican TV." By Robert Kubey. 2004.
14. "Entertainment-Education and Social Change: History, Research, andPractice." Edited by Arvind Singhal, Michael J. Cody, Everett M. Rogers &Miguel Sabido. 2004.
15. "Mass Communication Education." Edited by Michael D. Murray & Roy L. Moore.2003.
15. "Mass Communication Education." Edited by Michael D. Murray & Roy L. Moore.2003.
16. "Focus Groups: A Practical Guide for Applied Research." 3rd Edition. ByRichard A. Krueger & Mary Anne Casey. 2000.
17. "Advertising by Design: Creating Visual Communications with Graphic Impact."By Robin Landa. 2004.
18. "The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation" 18th Edition. Compiled by theeditors of the Columbia Law Review et al. 2005.
19. "Free Speech Yearbook." Vol. 40, 2002/2003. Edited by Susan J.Drucker. 2004.

BOOKS DONATED TO THE PARK LIBRARY

1. "Pleased Be Ad-Vised." 4th Edition. By Douglas J. Wood. 2003. [Note: donatedby Bob Lauterborn]
2. "Deciding Communication Law: Key Cases in Context." By Susan DenteRoss. 2004. [Note: donated by Michael Hoefges. Note also that the author is a formerfaculty member of our School.]
3. "Propaganda Brasileira." By Francisco Gracioso and J. Roberto WhitakerPenteado. 2004. [Note: donated by UNC-CH Prof. Joe Lowman, Department of Psychology.]

Best regards,
Barbara Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 2:07 PM

 
Subject: Newspapers/Media in Katrina's wake

Greetings!
From one of the news researchers on the email discussion list I administer,NewsLib, comes this update. Read the message below for details and links.

Best regards,

Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library UNC-CH School of Journ. and Mass CommPhone: (919) 843-8300Carroll Hall, CB# 3365 FAX: (919) 962-0620Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3365 USA Email: semonch@metalab.unc.edu
Park Library web site: http://parklibrary.jomc.unc.edu

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Indeed, the Times-Picayune had to evacuate their building this morning. Most of thenewspapers in the area are trying to put out electronic versions of their newspapersand blogs to maintain a historical record for the future and information for thosewho still have electricity.

Link to Times-Picayune electronic version and blog:http://www.nola.com/ Reader forums have posts about conditions in neighborhoods.

Editor & Publisher notes on coverage of Katrina:
http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/index.jsp

Biloxi Sun Herald: http://www.sunherald.com/mld/sunherald/

HurricaneNow (amateur blog from New Orleans) (has devastating video of
Gulfport:http://www.hurricanenow.com/

WWL TV has a constant blog: http://www.wwltv.com/local/stories/WWLBLOG.ac3fcea.html

Overview of blogging activities:http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9588_22-5844419.htmlalso: http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9588_22-5844419.html


Leslie Norman
Assistant Librarian, The Wall Street Journal
- posted by Barbara @ 5:06 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] New web design for UNC-CH Library Online Catalog

Greetings!
Be advised that the web site <http://www.lib.unc.edu> has an entirelydifferent look. Check it out. Note that there are new links. Be advised that if youare searching for the Park Library's online catalog, you will have to click on thelink to "Advanced Search."
Near the botton of the Advanced Search screen is a pop-down box. Click on itand you'll discover a list of UNC-CH libraries that includes our Park Library.Continue searching as you normally would.

Best regards,
Barbara
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:08 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] UNC-CH Library Copyright Guidelines for Electronic Resources
Greetings!

Here are some links to help our faculty members navigate their way throughthe maze of copyright policies and regulations.
1. http://www.lib.unc.edu/reserves/copyright.html [Note: this site offers a description of the "fair use" policy.]
2. http://www.lib.unc.edu/reserves/instructors.html [Note: this web site offers "Information for Instructors"]
3. http://www.lib.unc.edu/spotlight/linkguide.html [Note: this is a LinkGuide site for faculty members to post links from UNC-CH electronic resources, e.g. full-text articles, to your Blackboard course site.]

As always, if you have any questions on these guides to copyright regulationscoverning reserve materials for student access in your courses, please contact me. Anexcellent "in-house" knowledgeable source would be our School's media law faculty,specifically Michael Hoefges.

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:04 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] New Federal Law Requires Colleges to Present Educational Programs about the U.S. Constitution Every Sept. 17.

Greetings!
According to the August 25, 2005 issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education:
" COLLEGES ARE RESPONDING in big and small ways to a new federal law that requires them to present educational programs about the U.S. Constitution every September 17. Some institutions are still scrambling to develop such programs just as the academic year is getting under way.
. . . . "The requirement, designating the anniversary of the signing of theConstitution as Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, was inserted into a spendingbill last fall by Sen. Robert C. Byrd, a Democrat of West Virginia (The Chronicle,December 3, 2004). It covers all educational institutions that receive federal funds.When September 17 falls on a weekend, as it does this year, institutions may hold events during the preceding or following weeks, according to guidelines issued in Mayby the U.S. Education Department.
"The new law does not provide federal funds to defray the cost of colleges' programs,and the Education Department does not plan to monitor compliance. . . ."
A search of UNC-CH's web site revealed that there are *some* plans onschedule to offer such a program. Reactions are mixed, however. Here is a link<http://www.isthatlegal.org/archives/2005/06/compulsory_unif.html>
I have a copy of the CHE's article in my office if anyone is interested inreading it. The Chronicle of Higher Education has its articles available onLexisNexis, *but* it delays the current issue for at least a week or two.

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 10:05 AM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] Media's future as history?
Greetings!
Is this the future of the news media?
http://www.robinsloan.com/epic/
(NB: It's a flash presentation that takes a bit of time to load.)
Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 5:08 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] UNC-CH Library's Electronic Reserves Policies and Procedures; Also, Park Library's reference and reserves services
Greetings!
Here is a direct link to "Reserves Information for Instructors:"
http://www.lib.unc.edu/reserves/instructors.html
Faculty members will discover information about UNC-CH's: * Reserve Request Forms * Submission Requirements for E-Reserves * Submission Date Guidelines [Note: the deadline for Fall 2005 semester has officially passed, but you may see what else can be done by contacting <reserve_reading@unc.edu> * Renewals * Copyright * Information about Blackboard Course Management

Also note that our Park Library happily accepts reserved readings (photocopies ofarticles and book chapters) for your students to read while in our Library. Further,note that our Park Library will also place books on reserve here for your students.

If you have any other special requests for your courses or your students,please let me know. Please remember that I do make office visits and classroompresentations on databases and research strategies that I've found useful over time.

If you need to schedule class time in our Park Library's computer lab, pleaselet me know.

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 5:04 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] Book Review: "My Freshman Year: What a Professor Learned by Becoming a Student"
Greetings!
Our Park Library is not going to purchase this book, but it just might makefor some intriguing reading. Here is a link to Newsweek's Aug. 22, 2005 book reviewby Daniel McGinn:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8938146/site/newsweek/
The anthropology prof used a psuedonym and didn't identify the college studied. Themotivation to do this research came from her years of experiences teaching andwondering about such seeming trends as why students felt free to eat in class and whyso few students avoided the assigned readings.
Davis Library doesn't have the book yet, but I'll bet that it will soon.

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 5:00 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] JMC Quarterly Book Reviews: JoMC faculty members and alums dominate
Greetings!
This may be something of a record, but I cannot be certain. Still, havingbook reviews from four JoMC faculty members plus four JoMC alums published in theSummer 2005 issue of JMCQ is impressive, considering that there were only a total of22 book reviews. One of our faculty members, Barbara Friedman, had two separatereviews published in this issue. Perhaps the fact that JMCQ's book editor is JoMCfaculty member Pat Curtin and that her editorial assistant is Dan Haygood, a JoMCalum, *may* have had *some* influence.
OK, here is the list:
JOMC FACULTY MEMBERS
1. Jan Yopp reviewed "Behind the Message: Information Straties for Communicators." By K. A. Hansen and Nora Paul. 2004. [Note: our Park Library has this book.]

2. Chris Roush reviewed "Framed: Labor and the Corporate Media." By Christopher R.Martin. 2004. [Note: book is on order.]

3. Barbara Friedman reviewed "Online News and the Public." Edited by M. B. Salwen,Bruce Garrison, and Paul Driscoll. 2005. [Note: book is on order.]

4. Barbara Friedman reviewed "Penalty is Death: U.S. Newspaper Coverage of Women'sExecutions." By Marlin Shipman. 2002. [Note: book is on order.]

5. Cathy Packer reviewed "Refuge of a Scoundrel: The Patriot Act in Libraries." ByHerbert N. Foerstel. 2004. [Note: this book is on order.]

[Note also that Phil Meyer's latest book, "The Vanishing Newspaper: Saving Journalismin the Information Age," was also reviewed. Our Park Library has two copies of thisbook.]

JOMC ALUMS
1. Rich Landesberg (Elon University) reviewed "Creating Television: Confersationswith the People behind 50 Years of American TV." By Robert Kubey. 2004. [Note: bookis on order]

2. Harlen Makemson (Elon University) reviewed "Draw to Extremes: The Use and Abuse ofEditoral Cartoons." By Chris Lamb. 2004 [Note: book is on order.]

3. Kim Walsh-Childers (Univ. of Florida) reviewed "Entertainment-Education and Socialchange: History, Research and Practice." Edited by A. Singhal, M. J. Cody, Everett M.Rogers, and Miguel Sabido. 2004. [Note: book is on order.]

4. Calvin Hall (Appalachian University) reviewed "Watching Jim Crow: The Strugglesover Mississppi TV, 1955-1969." By Stepen Classen. 2004.Hall also reviewed "Revolution Television: Prime Time and the Struggle for BlackPower." By Christine Acham. 2004. [Note: book is on order.]

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:49 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] New arrivals in Park Library: Books, Viedos, CD's
Greetings:
Before I start the list of the latest materials coming our way, let meencourage all faculty members to consider what other teaching materials are neededfor their classes this fall. Within the Park Library's limited budget I'll buywhatever is needed to enhance our collection. Simply send me an email ASAP with thetitle(s) and format(s) of what you need as well as the costs involved and we'll seeif we can make a deal.
BTW, thanks to Dean Bowers our Park Library has a good collection ofmaterials on college teaching tips and techniques. Specifically, you might findarticles in the current issues mentioned below of some value:
* The Teaching Professor (Check the May 2004 issue; there is an intriguingbrief titled, "What I learned about Teaching from Observing Stand-up Comedians." TheJune/July 2005 issue also offers a discussion about cheating and how to be part of the solution.)
* The National Teaching & Learning Forum (The May 2005 issue offers anarticle titled, "Vision, Visuals, Visualization: Learning at Many Levels." There isalso a provocative viewpoint titled, "The Perils of PowerPoint.")
* College Teaching (The Spring 2005 issue offers a thoughtful examination onthe problems associated with evaluating student performance in groups. There is alsoan article examining the integrity of the syllabus.)
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NEW MATERIALS IN PARK LIBRARY

VIDEO TAPES:[Note: previewing is possible in Park Library's multimedia lab.]
* Television History (28 minutes, color) Produced by Films for the Humanities
* * Radio History (28 minutes, color) Same producer, no date. [Note: not yetcataloged.]
* Media Ethics (28 minutes, color) Same producer, no date. [Note: not yetcataloged.]
* Wide Angle: Red Lines & Deadlines, Young Journalists in Iran. 9PBS, 2005.[Note: gift from Jo Bass.]

CD-ROMSs: [Note: not yet cataloged, but previewing in Park Library is offered.]
* Journalism Ethics (C-SPAN, 2005)
* Ethics and Diversity in Journalism (C-SPAN, 2005)

DIRECTORIES:
* Editor & Publisher International Year Book, 2005

BOOKS: [Note: none of the books are yet cataloged, but previewing in Park Library isoffered.]
* "African American History in The Press, 1851-1899: From the Coming of theCivil War to the Rise of Jim Crow as Reported and Illustrated in Selected Newspapersof the Time." From the Schneider Collection. Published by Gale, 1996.
* Communication Yearbook 27. Edited by Pamela J. Kalbfleisch. Published byInternational Communication Association, 2003.
* "What a Book Can Do: The Publication and Reception of Silent Spring." ByPriscilla Coit Murphy (our JoMC alumn). Univ. of Massachusetts Press, 2005.
* * "Son of the Rough South: An Uncivil Memoir." By Karl Fleming (a reporterfrom eastern N.C.) Published by Public Affairs, 2005
* "The Elements of Typographic Style." By Robert Bringhurst. Published byHartly & Marks, 2004.
* "Make It Memorable: Writing and Packaging TV News with Style." By BobDotson. Published by Bonus Books, 2000.
* "Weapons of Mass Distortion: The Coming Meltdown of the Liberal Media." ByL. Brent Bozell, III (founder of the Media Research Center). Published by CrownForum, 2004.

More to come. Best regards,

Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:43 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] JoMC Faculty Member and Alum articles in American Journalism
Greetings!
The Spring 2005 issue of American Journalism carries two articles of specialinterest to our School.
Barbara Friedman's article, "The Soldier Speaks": Yank Coverage of Women andWartime Work, considers "....the ways that Yank, a World War II-era armed servicesweekly, depicted women's wartime employment at a time when public sentiment wasstrongly opposed to it...."

JoMC alum, W. Joseph Campbell's article, "The Grudging Emergence of AmericanJournalism' Classic Editorial: New Details about "Is there a Santa Claus?" revealsthat The Sun's reluctant embrace of the famed editorial likely stemmed from thenewspaper's disinclination to promote is journalists as stars or celebrities...."

As more scholarly and trade articles by our JoMC faculty members appear I'll be happy to alert this list.

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:33 PM

 
Subject: Re: [jomcfac] JoMC 2005 M.A. Theses Bound, Cataloged and Shelved in Park Library: Part II
Greetings again!
Here is the latest update on 2005 M.A. JoMC theses arriving in our ParkLibrary.
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TITLE: Why are More Women than Men attracted to the Field of Public Relations:Analyzing Students' Reasons for Studying PR.
AUTHOR: J. R. Folmar
ADVISOR: Lois Boynton

TITLE: The Congressionalization of the North Carolina House
AUTHOR: J. Gandy
ADVISOR: Rhonda Gibson

TITLE: Reaching Out from the Ryman: The Public Relations Efforts of the Grand OleOpry, 1943-1974
AUTHOR: E. D. Gregory
ADVISOR: Dulcie Straughan

TITLE: Motivations, Measurement, and Implementation: Developing a BetterUnderstanding of Corporate Social Responsibility and Improving the "PhilanthropyJournal's" Strategy for Selling Corporate Sponsorships
AUTHOR: S. S. Koonce
ADVISOR: Lois Boynton

TITLE: Assessing Young People's Perceptions of Media Personality and MediaAttributes: Using a Mixed-Mode Survey to Address a Newspaper Marketing Issue
AUTHOR: A. R. Rundell
ADVISOR: Philip Meyer

TITLE: Re-Visioning Public Relations Roles by Incorporating TransformationalLeadership
AUTHOR: Woojung Shin
ADVISOR: Lois Boynton

TITLE: More Than Baby Fat: Approaches to Battling Adolescent Obesity
AUTHOR: S. F. Sutton
ADVISOR: Tom Linden

TITLE: Seedy Crimes in a Sunny Place: Cons, Frauds, Scams and Schemes Against Seniorsin the Sunshine State
AUTHOR: S. Thompson
ADVISOR: Chris Roush

TITLE: Testing the Relationship Between Viewing NBC's "The West Wing" and Confidencein Government Institutions
AUTHOR: D. A. Weaver
ADVISOR: Jane Brown

TITLE: Government Public Relations in a Multicultural North Carolina: Communicatingwith a New and Burgeoning Hispanic Constituency
AUTHOR: A. K. Weeks
ADVISOR: Patricia A. Curtin
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Congratulations to all!

Barbara
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:29 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] AEJMC Conference Papers Presented by UNC-CH JoMC Faculty Members and Grad Students
Greetings!
In 2003 and 2004 our Park Library created lists of the AEJMC conferencepapers presented by our JoMC faculty members and grad students. We are preparing todo this for the 2005 conference. We'll be relying on the AEJMC conference program tostart the list. However, if any of our faculty members or grad students note thattheir presentations are *not* included in the program, please send me the information(title of paper and author(s) as well as the AEJMC Division(s))so I can have acomplete listing.
To see what our Park Library has done in past years, please consult this URL:
http://parklibrary.jomc.unc.edu/aejmc.html

Best regards,

Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:27 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] Park Library's "Gray Literature" (Reports and Proceedings) Now Cataloged
Greetings!
It took most of the summer, but thanks to the talent and organization skillsof Park Fellow Nicole Smith, we now have subject access to our large collection (811items) of reports and proceedings.
You may view the data in spreadsheet format at this URL:
http://parklibrary.jomc.unc.edu/collections.html#report
To open the file, simply click on "collection of reports and conference proceedings."You may also click on a text description of this "gray literature" collection." Notethat this collection is cataloged using the same classification system we devised foras our books and monographs collections in our Park Library.

If you have any questions about this important, and hitherto difficult tolocate material, please contact me. I'll be happy to help.

BTW, to my knowledge, our cataloging of this "gray literature" is not typicalfor journalism-mass comm libraries. In fact, it is exceptional. The verbal bouquetsgo to Nicole Smith. She is a champ!

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:25 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] 2005 JoMC Dissertations Bound, Cataloged and Shelved in our Park Library
Greetings!
Below is a list of the 2005 JoMC dissertations. Note also that thesedissertations as well as the 2005 M.A. theses and honor's theses have been added tothe aggregate list on this web site:
http://parklibrary.jomc.unc.edu/stupapers.html
Note also that the advisors for qll students' theses and dissertations are listed onthe Park Library web site.
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Title: Setting the News Media's Frames on Youth and Sexually Transmitted Diseases:The CThe Circuit of Production, Consumption and Representation
Author: Cates, Joan Roberts
Advisor: Brown, Jane
Call Number: STP-DIS .CATES 2005

Title: Uncovering Henry Luce's Agenda for China: A Comparative Analysis of Time,Incorporated and Other Media Coverage of Madame Chiang Kai-Shek's Trips to America(1943-1948)
Author: Haygood, Daniel Marshall
Advisor: Curtin, Pat
Call Number: STP-DIS .HAYGOOD 2004

Title: Defining Homelessness: The Parallel Discursive Worlds of the News and theStreets
Author: Kaplan, Deborah Noel
Advisor: Brown, Jane
Call Number: STP-DIS .KAPLAN

Title: An Analysis of the Creative Commons as a Solution for Copyright Protection inthe Digital Era
Author: Kim, Minjeong
Advisor: Packer, Cathy
Call Number: STP-DIS .KIM 2005

Title: Transitions: A Qualitative Study of Broadcast Journalists in a Changing MediaLandscape
Author: Landesberg, Richard
Advisor: Curtin, Pat
Call Number: STP-DIS .LANDESBERG 2004

Title: Internet and Democracy, The: A Prospect for Restoring Civic Health
Author: Procopio, Deborah
Advisor: Meyer, Phil
Call Number: STP-DIS .PROCOPIO 2005

Title: Audience Interactivity: Lessons from Radio Programming, Technology, andListeners, 1920-1941
Author: Simmons, Charlene Noelle
Advisor: Shaw, Donald
Call Number: STP-DIS .SIMMONS 2005

Title: Defining the Candidates: An Analysis of Issue, Character, and Strategy Framesin Gubernatorial Campaign Narrative
Author: Taylor, Matthew Patrick
Advisor: Johnston, Anne
Call Number: STP-DIS .TAYLOR 2005

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Congratulations to all the students and their advisors!

Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:19 PM

 
Subject: [jomcfac] JoMC 2005 Honor's & M.A. Theses Bound, Cataloged and Shelved in Park Library
Greetings!
Here is a list of what our Park Library has processed to date:
1. "This is a Crusade for Freedom": The Volunteer Ticket Campaign in the 1959 CityElection in Memphis, Tennessee - - Gitter, E. 2005 Honors[Note: this thesis was a gift from a UNC-CH history grad student.]
2. Some Stories Hurt More: The Interaction of Salience and Exemplification in NewsReports - - Geller, A. 2005 Honors
3. Peace Through Words: Measuring Conflict Sensitive Journalism in thePhilipphines - - Sutton, S. 2005 Honors
4. Regional Bias in Newspaper Coverage of Collegiate Athletic Scandals - -
Beatty, R. 2005 Honors
5. Framing the European Union: A Content Analysis of Coverage in theInternational Herald Tribune and La Republica - - Buckley, O. 2005 Honors
6. Touch Stone: The Life and Times of Chuck Stone - - Danford, C. 2005 Masters
8. Mastering...Life: Master's Program at UNC School of Journalism and MassCommunication - - Skocjic, S. 2005 Masters

Best regards,
Barbara P. Semonche, Director, The Park Library
- posted by Barbara @ 4:16 PM