Hi Lillie,
Maybe there is a way we can use a MOOC for these?
All the best,
Jerry
Jerry Crawford II, Ph.D.
KU Faculty Fellow Diversity, Equity and Social Justice
Chair, KU Student Housing Advisory Board
Director, Journalism Multicultural Scholars Program
William Allen White School of Journalism
and Mass Communications
Stauffer-Flint Hall
1435 Jayhawk Blvd., Room 209D
Lawrence, KS 66045-7515
Phone (785) 864-0603
Fax (785) 864-5318
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Hi Jim,
Please find attached the latest issue of Clio, the newsletter of the History Division. I offer a couple of quick and easy ways to teach history in my column, which appears on Page 10. This might be a start. But, I agree, students don't understand the importance of knowing history. Media history is now an elective in my program. I have only five students in the class this semester. The low number concerns me, needless to say.
Stay warm,
Lillie
Lillie Mae Fears, PhD
Professor of Multimedia Journalism
College of Media and Communication
Arkansas State University
POB 1930
State University, AR 72467
870.972.3210 (office/message)
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I know I am late joining in this conversation, but I wanted to add my congratulations and appreciation. I am often shocked at how little students know about/care about history, and I keep looking for new and effective ways to address both.
Dr. Jim Sernoe
Chair, Mass Communication Department
Midwestern State University
"When Life Hands You Lemons, Ask for Tequila and Salt, and Call Me"
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Sent: Monday, March 02, 2015 1:30 PM
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Subject: Ithaca College Student Journalists to Cover the 50th Anniversary of Selma for NBC News
Hello all;
Just wanted to share some exciting news with you…
As some of you may know, in 2013 NBC News provided some student-journalists from Ithaca College with an incredible opportunity when we partnered with them to cover the 50th Anniversary of The March on Washington.
Well, this weekend I will accompany six student-journalists from Ithaca College as we travel to Alabama to cover the 50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday - the first attempt by Civil Rights marchers to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma.
We will be covering the weekend’s events for NBC Nightly News and NBCnews.com<http://nbcnews.com/>
In addition, on Sunday March 8th, we will stream live coverage of the march reenactment through one of NBC’s online web platforms. You can watch the live stream at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEL8OIDUL5w
And you can follow us the entire weekend on twitter: #icparkselma50
Regards
JR
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James A. Rada, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
The Roy H. Park School of Communication
Ithaca College
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Ithaca NY 14850
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