Vol. 38, No. 7
STUDENT SUCCESS
College of Journalism and Communications
March 6, 2006
MOVING ON
Beaulieu-Dishman
heads to Foundation
Marlene Beaulieu-Dishman
leaves the College Thursday to serve
as administrative assistant to UF
Foundation
Vice President
Carter
Boydstun.
“She is an
ideal choice,”
Dean Terry
Hynes said.
“She has
demonstrated
Beaulieu-Dishman
during her 10+
years in the College her competence
in every assigned responsibility, her
ability to take initiative in carrying
out her assignments, her willingness
to take on new projects, and her
general service orientation, among
many other strengths.”
NEW HIRE
Telecom hires
Online News lecturer
Lauren Hertel, who plans to
receive her master’s in journalism
from the University of California,
Berkeley, in May, will join the
Department of Telecommunication
faculty as Online News lecturer.
“The search committee did an
College enters final Hearst round
outstanding job in identifying
The College is in fourth place entering the Hearst photojournalism
competition’s Picture Story round, for which John Kaplan chose entries by candidates and selling our program
to Lauren,” Dave Ostroff said.
photojournalism students Emily Harris and Doug Bell.
“Congratulations and thanks to
Above is one of Harris’ submissions. She recently took this portrait of
Sandy Dickson, Cara Pilson, Mark
Veronica Garcia and her children in Seine Bight, Belize, as part of
Leeps, Johanna Cleary, and Mindy
Kaplan’s FlyIns program. See one of Bell’s submissions on P. 2.
McAdams.”
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Photojournalism student Doug Bell submitted this picture of Vietnam War veteran William Welch III, as part of his Hearst
Picture Story entry.
MCKEEN MENTION
HIGHER GROUND
Treise can teach flying
If you want to
learn how to fly,
check with Debbie
Treise. She earned
her flight instructor
certification last
week.
“I’ve been a
pilot for several
years, earning lots
Treise
of ratings and licenses,” she said, “but
this was the pinnacle for me – to teach
flying.”
CORRECTION
Rock Doc trips out on Thompson in Portuguese
William McKeen is quoted in an article on Hunter Thompson by
Edmundo Clairefont in Trip, a Brazilian magazine.
Check it out at http://revistatrip.uol.com.br//141/hunter/home.htm
“Public Relations’ Influence on
Socially Responsible Corporations,”
was written by Mary Ann Ferguson,
doctoral student Cristina Popescu
and public relations senior Kate
Collins.
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PAPER TRAIL
SPEAK EASY
Cleary clearly
communicative
Sachs speaks
to students
The current issue of Mass
Communication & Society
features “The Parity Paradox:
Reader Response to Minority
Newsroom Staffing,” by Terry
Adams of the University
of Miami and Johanna Cleary.
Cleary also
published a
book review
of “NPR: The
Trials and
Triumphs of
National
Public
Radio,” by
Cleary
Michael P.
McCauley, in the last edition of
American Journalism.
The St. Petersburg Times recently
ran John Marvel’s “War correspondents brave the battlefield to bring
us the story” in the opinion section.
Janis Teruggi Page will present
two chapters from her dissertation
at the June ICA Conference in
Dresden: “Towards a Theory of
Visual Narrative Analysis: What We
See on HGTV,” at the Visual
Communication Division; and “The
History of Home-Makeover TV: A
Rhetoric of Consumption, Myth,
and Identity,” at the Popular
Communication Division.
Ron Sachs, JM 1972, who
runs a Tallahassee public
relations firm, recently spoke in
Mike Foley’s Reporting lecture.
MAZEL TOV
Kaplans welcome Max
John Kaplan’s wife Li gave birth
to Max Jieming Kaplan Friday
morning at 8:31 this morning at
North Florida Regional Medical
Center. He weighed 6 pounds, 10
ounces.
CALENDAR
March 6-8: Telecommunication
Advisory Council Meeting
March 13-17: Spring Break
March 21: Spring Internship & Job
Fair
March 22: Spring Colloquium
March 23-24: Public Relations
Advisory Council
March 30-April 2: AAA Meeting
April 5: Annual Awards Banquet
April 26: Classes end
May 6: Commencement, 2 pm
May 11: Alumni Reception
May 16: Summer A begins
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