Vol. 38, No. 11
College of Journalism and Communications
May 1, 2006
MOVING UP
Chan-Olmsted,
Kiousis take on
administrative roles
Sylvia ChanOlmsted and
Spiro Kiousis are
stepping into
administrative
positions July 1:
associate dean for
research and
public relations
Chan-Olmsted
chair, respectively.
Chan-Olmsted
replaces Churchill
Roberts, who has
served as interim
associate dean for
research for the past
two years.
Kiousis
TEACH ‘EM WELL
Molleda teacher
of the year
The Tampa Tribune (above) and The Gainesville Sun recently published John
Freeman’s Berlin travel piece, which included words and pictures.
Bernie Machen
and Janie Fouke
recently
recognized JuanCarlos Molleda
as the College’s
Teacher of the
Year.
The College
Molleda
Teaching Committee
recommended him based on
nominations from student and faculty.
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STUDENT SUCCESS
UF honors Shipka
UF recently named Danny Shipka one of its
Outstanding Graduate Student Teachers. The College
recently named him its Outstanding Graduate Teacher.
Shipka
Landreville
The College gave Kristin Landreville and
Benton Danner the Outstanding Master’s Student
Award, and Eyun-Jung Ki the Outstanding
Researcher Award.
Danner
Ki
TROPHY CASE
Ad Students ADDY ‘em up
Advertising students and faculty members recently won Gainesville Advertising Federation District Four ADDY
Awards:
Silver
Gold
Eric Roller, Alyssa Franks, Direct Marketing
Eric Roller, Alyssa Franks, Direct Marketing
Christine Joy, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Heather Bernstein, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Advertising
Advertising, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Kathryn Kaleita, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Advertising
Advertising
Monica Palenzuela, Elements of Advertising
David Dong, Out of Home Advertising
Marisel Chavez, Trade or Consumer Magazine
David Dong, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Advertising
Advertising
Marisel Chavez, Elements of Advertising
Alexandra Esteves, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Kalee Dankner, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Advertising
Advertising
Alexandra Esteves, Elements of Advertising
Lauren Belanger, Cece Hartman, Gold Trade or
Shane Combs, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Consumer Magazine Advertising
Advertising
Nik Foster, Trade or Consumer Magazine Advertising
Shane Combs, Elements of Advertising
(2 Gold Awards)
Mercedes Pagano, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Ruby Chhatwal, Gold Newspaper Advertising
Advertising
Cassie McDaniel, Avery Smith, Maria Rogal,
Stacy Mann, Sandra Ortiz, Trade or Consumer
Elements of Advertising
Magazine Advertising
MICA Broadcast Management Students, SEMO
Saberin Jamshed, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Production Students, Radio
Advertising
Lucille Lam, Newspaper Advertising
Zayna Harb, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Lisbeth Robelo, Elements of Advertising (3 Silver
Advertising
Awards)
Susanne Lewis, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Linda Conway Correll, Elaine Wagner, Poster
Advertising
Linda Conway Correll, Elaine Wagner, Direct Mail
Anna Rimas, Trade or Consumer Magazine
Postcards
Advertising
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PAPER TRAIL
GLOBAL GATORS
Morris wins best paper, Chan-Olmsted prolific
Martinez joins Latin
America center
The American Academy of Advertising’s Journal of Advertising
recently named “The Six-Construct Model of True Brand Loyalty,” by
University of Georgia Prof. Joo-young Kim, Jon Morris, and Joffre
Swait of Advanis and the University of Alberta, Best Conference Paper.
Sylvia Chan-Olmsted will present the two papers she wrote with
doctoral student G. Oba at the seventh World Media Economics
Conference next month in Beijing: “Assessing the international video
marketplace: A longitudinal examination of the environmental factors
affecting the export of US video media goods” and “Video strategy of
transnational media corporations: A resource-based view examination of
global alliances and patterns.”
The International Journal on Media Management recently accepted
their “Content development for the third screen: The business and
strategy of mobile content and applications in the United States.”
The Journal of Media Economics recently published her “Vertical
integration in the US syndication market.”
The Journalism and Mass Communication Educator recently accepted
Johanna Cleary’s “From the Classroom to the Newsroom: Professional
Development in Broadcast Journalism.”
Justin Brown, doctoral students Sangwon Lee and Jiyoung Cha,
and master’s student Drew Bagley made presentations to the National
Cable Telecommunications Association’s Academic Seminar in April:
• Brown presented “Perspectives on Communications Services &
Lifeline: Results of a Telephone Survey of Florida Households.”
• Lee presented “The Effects of Competition and Regulation on
Broadband Deployment in the United States.”
• Cha presented “Competitive Strategy in the New VoIP Market:
The Adoption and Commercialization of VoIP Services by MSOs,
Telcos, and Independent Providers.”
• Bagley presented “The Broadcast Flag: A White Flag for Fair
Use?”
Newspaper Research Journal accepted Cory Armstrong’s “Typecasting women: The Role of Genre in the Use of Female Newspaper
Sources” for its summer issue.
HIGH HONORS
SPEAK EASY
Alum wins Pulitzer
Marvel to address
SPJ chapter
David Finkel, JM 1977, staff
writer for The Washington Post,
recently received the Pulitzer Prize
for explanatory reporting – “for his
ambitious, clear-eyed case study of
the United States government’s
attempt to bring democracy to
Yemen,” according to the award’s
Web site.
John Marvel speaks Thursday at
7 p.m. at the North Central Florida
Society of Professional Journalists
meeting at Napalatano’s.
The event is open to the public.
The Center for Latin American
Studies recently invited Belio
Martinez to
become an
affiliate faculty
member. He
will represent
UF, the College
and the Department of Public
Relations at a
Workshop for
Journalists
Martinez
and Editors from around the world
in Miami May 5-6.
SHARED GOVERNANCE
Ferguson represents
College on the
UF Faculty Senate
The College faculty elected
Mary Ann Ferguson to a threeyear term on
the UF
Faculty
Senate.
The Senate,
in turn,
nominated
Ferguson to
the Academic
Personnel
Ferguson
Board (APB)
and the UF Constitution
Committee.
“I believe this is the first time in
the 25 years that I’ve been here that
our College has had an opportunity
to be represented on the APB,” she
said, “and I think that’s a good
omen.”
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GATORS ON FILM
Doc Institute holds
annual showing
The Documentary Institute will
hold its seventh annual Student
Documentary Screening May 5 at 6
p.m. on the second floor of the Reitz
Union.
The institute will show the short
documentaries in the auditorium and
hold a reception afterwards.
CALENDAR
May 1: Dean Terry Hynes
reception
May 6: Commencement, 2 pm
May 11: Alumni Reception
May 16: Summer A begins
May 29: Memorial Day
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May 1, 2006