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Medical History in the Making
LAS Dean’s Professor and Greenlee School Director Michael Dahlstrom appeared on Iowa Public Radio’s River to River program to discuss how narratives play a role in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
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Bugeja: It’s time to hold editors accountable for harassed news workers
In this opinion piece published by Poynter, Distinguished Professor Michael Bugeja urges editors, publishers and general managers to share their best practices to support news workers from continued online harassment.
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Bugeja: Perseverance is a key virtue in Iowa’s recovery
In this opinion piece published by the Des Moines Register, Distinguished Professor Michael Bugeja shares that perseverance is a key virtue in Iowa’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Novotny Lawrence discusses Black representation and inclusion in film on IPR’s “Talk of Iowa”
Novotny Lawrence, associate professor in the Greenlee School and Department of English, joins Charity Nebbe for a conversation about Black representation and inclusion in film — both behind the camera and in front. Lawrence explore how the film industry influences social issues in the 2020 LAS Dean’s Lecture, “White Mansions, Black Bodies: Jordan Peele’s Get … Continue reading Novotny Lawrence discusses Black representation and inclusion in film on IPR’s “Talk of Iowa”
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Gender’s impact on 2020 elections
In this video published by the Iowa Press, Assistant Professor Kelly Winfrey shares the impact of gender in the 2020 election.
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Kelly Winfrey discusses political current events on IPR’s River to River
Kelly Winfrey, Greenlee assistant professor and Catt Center research and outreach coordinator, and Iowa State political science associate professor Johnathan Hassid analyze why voters may be questioning the truth about the President’s health in the wake of his COVID-19 diagnosis among other topics on Iowa Public Radio’s “River to River.”
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Bugeja: How to use broadcast techniques to enhance remote learning
In this opinion piece published by Poynter, Distinguished Professor Michael Bugeja shares some broadcast techniques to help in remote learning.
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Bugeja: Identity: Who are we behind the masks, shields and social distance?
In this opinion piece published by Iowa Capital Dispatch, Distinguished Professor Michael Bugeja asks the question: Who are we behind the masks, shields and social distance?
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Bugeja: Free press v. free will: Do we have either?
In this opinion piece published by Iowa Capital Dispatch, Distinguished Professor Michael Bugeja questions free press v. free will and if we really have either.
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Bugeja: As journalism jobs decrease, the future of the discipline might depend on general education
In this opinion piece published by Poynter, Distinguished Professor Michael Bugeja argues that as journalism jobs decrease, the future of discipline might depend on general education.