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C.W. Anderson

University of Leeds +1 (347) 247-4223 Leeds, [email protected] LS2 9JT, http://cwanderson.org UK @chanders

Employment

University of Leeds 2017- Professor Communication USC-Annenberg 2017 Visiting Scholar Communication College of Staten Island 2015 - Associate Prof. (on leave) Media Culture College of Staten Island 2009 – 2015 Assistant Prof. Media Culture

Education

Columbia University 2003-2009 PhD Communications (2009) Columbia University 2003-2004 MA Communications (2004) Indiana University 1995-1999 BA Political Science (with Honors) (1999)

Monographs

C.W. Anderson (2013). Rebuilding the News: Metropolitan Journalism in the Digital Age. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press [Winner, Best Book, International Communications Association, 2017]

Trade Books

C.W Anderson , Leonard Downie Jr., and Michael Schudson (2016). The News Media: What Everyone Needs to Know. Oxford University Press: New York, NY

Edited Volumes

Pablo Boczkowski and C.W. Anderson (2017). Remaking the News. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press

Tamara Witschge, C.W. Anderson, David Domingo, and Alfred Hermida (eds.) (2016). The Sage Handbook of Digital Journalism. SAGE: London, UK Peer Reviewed Publications

C.W. Anderson (2017). “Knowledge, Expertise, and Professional Practice in the Sociology of Michael Schudson.” Journalism Studies Online First, June 16, 2017.

C.W. Anderson. (2017). “Social survey reportage: Context, narrative, and information: visualization in early 20th century American journalism.” Journalism: Theory, Practice, Criticism 18(1): 81-100

C.W Anderson (2015). “Between the Unique and the Pattern: Historical Tensions in our Understanding of Quantitative Journalism.” Digital Journalism, 3(3): 349-363

Katherine Fink and C.W. Anderson [second author] (2015) . “Data Journalism in the United States: Beyond the Usual Suspects.” Journalism Studies, 16(4): 467-481

C.W. Anderson and Juliette de Maeyer [equal co-authors] (2014). “Introduction: Objects of Journalism and the News.” Introduction for special co-edited issue of Journalism: Theory, Practice, and Criticism 16(1): 3-9

C.W. Anderson and Daniel Kreiss [equal co-authors] (2013) “Black-boxes as Capacities For and Constraints on Action: ANT and in Electoral Politics and Journalism.” Qualitative Sociology. 36(4): 365-382

C.W. Anderson (2013). “What Aggregators Do: Towards a Networked Concept of Journalistic Expertise in the Digital Age,” Journalism: Theory, Practice, Criticism 14(8): 1008-1023

C.W. Anderson (2012) “Towards a Sociological Analysis of Computational and Algorithmic Journalism,” New Media and Society 15(7): 1005-1021

C.W. Anderson (2011). “Web Production, News Judgment, and Emerging Categories of Online Newswork in Metropolitan Journalism,” Journalism: Theory, Practice, Criticism. 12(5), pg. 630- 646

C.W. Anderson (2011). “Deliberative, Agonistic, and Algorithmic Audiences: Journalism's Vision of its Public in an Age of Audience Transparency,” International Journal of Communication. 5(2011). Online at http://ijoc.org/ojs/index.php/ijoc/article/view/884, pg 529- 547

C.W. Anderson (2010). “Journalistic Networks and the Diffusion of Local News: The Brief, Happy News Life of the “Francisville Four,” Political Communication 27(3), pg. 289-309

Francesca Polletta, Bobby Pang Ching Chen, and C.W. Anderson (2009). “Is Information Good for Deliberation? Link-Posting in an Online Forum," Journal of Public Deliberation 5(1): 32-52 Grants

Funding Agency Title of Proposal Amount Date Submitted

Han-Bredow Ins. “When Data Becomes News” $13000.00 4/12/2012 PSC-CUNY “Weaving the News Net” $3500.00 4/16/2012 PSC-CUNY “Newsroom Expertise” $4681.40 7/1/2010

Other Publications

C.W. Anderson (2017). “Newsroom Ethnography and Historical Context.” Remaking the News: Essays on the Future of Journalism Scholarship in the Digital Age. Cambridge, MA: The MIT University Press. pg. 61-80.

C.W. Anderson (2017). “Venture Labor, the News Crisis, and Journalism Education.” International Journal of Communication. 11(2017): 2033-2036.

C.W. Anderson (2016) “News Ecosystems.” The Sage Handbook of Digital Journalism. Tamara Witschge, C.W. Anderson, David Domingo, and Alfred Hermida (eds). London, UK: SAGE.

C.W. Anderson. (2016) “Assembling Publics, Assembling Values: Journalistic Self-Conception and the Crisis in Journalism.” Chapter for The Crisis of Journalism Reconsidered: From Technology to Culture, edited by Jeffrey Alexander, Marisa Luengo, and Elisabeth Breese. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. pg 153-179.

C.W. Anderson (2015). “Up and Out: Journalism, Social Media, and Historical Sensibility.” Social Media + Society Online at http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/2056305115578674. May 11, 2015.

C.W. Anderson. (2015) “Epilogue.” Advancing Media Production Research. Chris Paterson, David Lee, Anamik Saha, Anna Zoellner, eds. London, UK: Palgrave McMillan,

C.W. Anderson, Stephen Coleman, and Nancy Thumim [equal co-authors] (2015). “How News Travels: A Comparative Study of Local Media Ecosystems in Leeds (UK) and Philadelphia (US).” Local Journalism: the decline of newspapers and the rise of digital media. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, ed. London, UK: I.B. Tauris, pg. 73-98.

C.W Anderson (2014). The Sociology of the Professions and the Problem of Journalism Education.” Radical Teacher 99: (Spring 14). Online at http://radicalteacher.library.pitt.edu/ojs/index.php/radicalteacher/article/view/108 C.W. Anderson (2014). “Introduction: The Crisis of Metropolitan Journalism.” The Times- Picayune in a Changing Media World: The Transformation of an American Newspaper. S.L Alexander, Frank D. Durham, Alfred Lorenz, and Vicki Mayer, eds. (Lexington Books). Pg. 1-6

C.W. Anderson (2014). “Early-Modern Journalism and Its Boundaries: Between Theory and Belief.” Chapter for Boundaries of Journalism, edited by Matt Carlson and Seth Lewis (Routledge). Pg 201-217

C.W. Anderson and Wiebke Loosen (2013) [equal co-authors]. "When Data Becomes News: Journalism and the Computational Turn." Published by the Berlin Institute for the Internet and Society.

C.W. Anderson, Emily Bell, and Clay Shirky (2012) [equal co-authors]. Post-Industrial Journalism: Adapting to the Present. Published by the Tow Center at Columbia University. Online at http://towcenter.org/research/post-industrial-journalism/ [ [Translated into Spanish, “Pediodismo Postindustrial: Adaptacion al Presente.” (2013)]

C.W. Anderson (2012). “From Indymedia to Demand Media: Journalism's Visions of its Audience and the Horizons of Democracy.” The Social Media Reader. Michael Mandiberg, ed (NYU Press). Pg. 77-96

C. W. Anderson (2011). “Understanding the Role Played By Algorithms and Computational Practices in the Collection, Evaluation, Presentation, and Dissemination of Journalistic Evidence.” Paper prepared for the Humboldt Institute on the Internet and Society, Berlin.

C.W. Anderson, Tom Glaisyer, Jason Smith and Marika Rothfeld [lead author] (2011). “Shaping 21st Century Journalism: Leveraging a ‘Teaching Hospital Model’ in Journalism Education.” Knight Foundation funded white paper published by the New America Foundation.

C.W. Anderson (2010). Contributor to “Comments of the New America Foundation and Free Press In Response to The FCC Public Notice on The Future of Media and Information Needs in a Digital Age.”

C.W. Anderson (2010). “Blowing Up the Newsroom: Ethnography in an Age of Distributed Journalism.” Making Online News: Newsroom Ethnography in the Second Decade of Internet Journalism, David Domingo and Chris Paterson, eds. (Peter Lang Publishing). Pg. 151-160

C.W. Anderson (2010). “Grassroots Journalism on the Web: An Overview.” Making Our Media. Clemencia Rodriguez and Dorothy Kidd, eds. (Hampton Press) [8202 words].

C.W. Anderson (2009). Lead researcher for Michael Schudson and Len Downie “The Reconstruction of American Journalism.” Paper published by the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism C.W. Anderson and Michael Schudson (2008). “News Production and Organizations: Professionalism, Objectivity, and Truth Seeking,” Handbook of Journalism Studies. Karin Wahl- Jorgensen and Thomas Hanitzsch, eds. (Lawrence Erlbaum, ICA Handbook Series). pg. 88-101

C.W. Anderson (2008). “Journalism: Expertise, Authority, and Power in Democratic Life.” The Media and Social Theory. David Hesmondhalgh and Jason Toynbee, eds. (Routledge). pg. 248- 264

Scholarly Reviews and Reference Articles

C.W. Anderson (2015). Review of America’s Battle for Media Democracy: The Triumph of Corporate Libertarianism and the Future of Media Reform, by Victor Pickard. Political Communication 32(3)

Valerie Belair-Gagnon and C.W. Anderson [second author] (2014). “Citizen Media and Journalism.” The International Encyclopedia of Digital Communication and Society (Blackwell)

C.W. Anderson (2014) . Review of The Life Informatic: Newsmaking in the Digital Era by Dominic Boyer. Anthropological Quarterly 87(2): 583-587

C.W. Anderson (2014). Review of Reinventing Professionalism: Journalism and News in a Global Perspective by Silvio Waisbord. Journalism: Theory, Practice, Criticism. 15(1): 131-133

C.W. Anderson (2011) “Professionalization of Journalism.” (revised entry). The International Encyclopedia of Communication. Wolfgang Donsbach, ed. (Blackwell)

C.W. Anderson (2010). “Web 2.0,” Oxford Bibliographies Online. Partricia Moy, ed. (Oxford University Press). Online at http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/view/document/obo- 9780199756841/obo-9780199756841-0072.xml

Media Interviews and Reviews of Work

Victor Picard (2014). Political Communication 31(1): 187-189 Review of Rebuilding the News: Metropolitan Journalism in the Digital Age.

Karin Wahl-Jorgensen (2014). International Journal of Communication 8(2014): 1125–1128 Review of Rebuilding the News: Metropolitan Journalism in the Digital Age.

Jane Singer (2014). Journalism: Theory, Practice, Criticism. 15(2): 252-253. Review of Rebuilding the News: Metropolitan Journalism in the Digital Age.

David Ryfe (2013). Digital Journalism [online only]. Review of Rebuilding the News: Metropolitan Journalism in the Digital Age. “Finally, a Little Good News About Newspapers.” (Peter Osnos, Poynter, December 9, 2012) “Just the Facts Isn’t Good Enough For Journalists Anymore.” (Jeff Sonderman, Poynter November 28, 2012)

Thomas M. Corrigan (2012). New Media and Society. Review of “Blowing Up the Newsroom: Ethnography in an Age of Distributed Journalism.” Making Online News: Newsroom Ethnography in the Second Decade of Internet Journalism. David Domingo and Chris Paterson, eds. (Peter Lang Publishing)

Jefferson Pooley (2012). Contemporary Sociology. Review of “Journalism: Expertise, Authority, and Power in Democratic Life.” In The Media and Social Theory. David Hesmondhalgh and Jason Toynbee

“Government can (help) save the news—but maybe not newspapers,” Op-ed (Ars Technica, June 14, 2010.)

“Mesh 2010: Dissecting New Media’s Fast Food Content,” by David Silverberg (Digital Journal, May 19, 2010.)

“Media Minutes: 2009 Year in Review,” by Stevie Converse (Free Press, December 25, 2009.)

“Shields Up,” by Brooke Gladstone (On the Media, November 6, 2009.)

“Where does news come from? Agencies and Twitter – not newspapers,” by Roy Greenslade (Guardian Online, October 9, 2009)

“A J-Schooler Makes A Name for Himself,” by Max Lakin (Gelf Magazine. July 7, 2009) At the Media Circus (Gelflog. July 2009)

“Inside the Indymedia Collective: Passion vs. Pragmatism” by Gal Beckerman. (Columbia Journalism Review. September 01, 2003)

Invited Speaker

Invited Speaker, “Merchants of Certainty: The History of Data Journalism and the Politics of Doubt.” Society through the Lens of the Digital, May 31 - June 2nd 2017, Hanover, Germany.

Co-organizer (with Dave Karpf, Matthew Powers, and Daniel Kreiss). “Normative Theory in Communication Research.” International Communication Association. May 25, 2017. San Diego, CA.

Invited speaker, Columbia University PhD Program Colloquia. “Why Data Journalism Exists.” Columbia University. September 21, 2016. Co-organizer (with Pablo Boczkowski). Remaking Digital Journalism Research. Northwestern University. April 11, 2015

Invited speaker, “Chinese and American Journalism in a Comparative Context.” Networking East and West: Communications, Commerce, Culture. School of Journalism and Collunication, Renmin University, China, July 11-12 2014

Invited keynote respondent for Bernhard Rieder. “Engines of Order. Social Media and the Rise of Algorithmic Knowing." Social Media and the Transformation of Public Space. University of Amsterdam, June 18-20, 2014

Invited respondent at “Qualitative Political Communication Preconference.” International Communication Association, May 22-26, 2014. Seattle, WA

Invited speaker, “Assembling Publics, Assembling Routines, Assembling Values: Journalistic Self-Conception and the Crisis in Journalism.” The Crisis of Journalism Reconsidered: Cultural Power. Barcelona, May 2-3, 2014

Invited speaker, “Rebuilding the News: The Labor of Journalism in the Digital Age.” Rebele Symposium. Stanford University, April 10, 2014

Presenter, “Implications of Entrepreneurialism: Journalism Education in an Age of “Venture Labor.” Culture industries work: People, processes and the production of symbolic texts sponsored by the Israeli Science Foundation and hosted by the University of Haifa. September 30 – October 3, 2013

Invited Participant, “2013 Best Minds Conference, “ hosted by the James L. Knight School of Communication, Queens University-Charlotte September 26-27, 2013

Invited participant, “Mapping the digital news ecosystem: Professional journalism, new producers and active audiences in the digital public sphere.” Hosted by the European Science Foundation. Barcelona, Spain. May 8-10, 2013

Moderator for panel, “Not Your Typical News Audience Anymore,” International Symposium for Online Journalism. Austin, TX, August 5, 2013

Invited participant, “Private Platforms and the Threats to Public Journalism.” National Conference on Media Reform, Denver, March 30, 2013

Organizer, Book Panel and Discussion. Rebuilding the News: Metropolitan Journalism in the Digital Age, Hosted by the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, March 13, 2013

Co-organizer (with Juliette DeMaeyer). International Communication Association Pre- Conference, “The Objects of Journalism: Media, Materiality, and the News.” (2013) Presenter, “Mapping the New Jersey Media Ecosystem,” New Jersey Public Media Conference hosted by the Rutgers Institute for Information Policy & Law and the Eagleton Institute of Politics. January 10, 2013

Panel participant, “Post-Industrial Journalism: Adapting to the Present.” Tow Center Conference, November 28 2012 (New York City); December 3, 2012 (San Francisco); December 5, 2012 (Los Angeles)

Moderator for panel, “Changes in Large Newsrooms: The Ethnographic Challenge.” Tow Center Conference, May 22, 2012. Columbia University, New York City, NY

“The Long History of Data Journalism: Reporting, Social Science, and Document Analysis in 1912 and 2012 (With a Brief Stop in 1979).” Paper presented at the Mary Junck Research Colloquium Series, April 5, 2012. University of North Carolina Chapel-Hill, North Carolina

Moderator for panel, “The Influence of Data on News Work” at the Data Journalism: New Tools and New Challenges for Accessing Information Conference, March 9, 2012. Yale University, New Haven, CT

Moderator for panel, “Journalism in Social and Political Context,” at the Media Sociology Forum, March 2, 2012. Columbia University, New York City, NY

“Understanding the Role Played By Algorithms and Computational Practices in the Collection, Evaluation, Presentation, and Dissemination of Journalistic Evidence.” Paper presented at the First Symposium of the Berlin Institute on the Internet and Society, October 25-27, 2011. Berlin, Germany

“Media Ecosystems in Historical Context,” from panel, “Mapping Your Local Media Ecosystem.” National Conference on Media Reform. April 8-10, 2011. Boston, MA

“What Aggregators Do: Rhetoric, Practice, and Cultures of Digital and Analog Evidence in Web-Era Journalism.” Paper Presented at the International Symposium on Online Journalism, Austin, TX, April 1-2 2011

“What Aggregators Do: Rhetoric, Practice, and Cultures of Digital and Analog Evidence in Web-Era Journalism.” Social Media as Politics by Other Means. April 11-12. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

Moderator: “The New World of Digital Advertising: Technologies and Business Models.” From Madmen to Madbots: Advertising in the Digital Age. March 25-26, 2011. Yale Law School, New Haven, CT

Discussant: “The People Formerly Known as the Audience: Five Years Later.” CUNY Graduate Center Digital Humanities Working Group. March 23, 2011. New York, NY “Networking the News: Digital Journalism in Philadelphia.” Temple University Philadelphia Journalism Initiative. March 1, 2011. Philadelphia , PA

“Wikileaks, Journalism, and the Law.” New York County Lawyers Association panel, WikiLeaks? WikiWhat? WikiWho? WikiWhy? February 17, 2011. New York, NY

“Textual Tunnel-Hops and Narrative Chutes-and-Ladders”: The HTML Link as an Uncertain Object of Journalistic Evidence.” Yale-Harvard-MIT Cyberscholars Working Group. November 17, 2010. New Haven, CT

“From Indymedia to Demand Media: Participation, Surveillance, and the Transformation of Journalism.” Hackers on Planet Earth Conference. July 16-18, 2010. New York, NY

“The Battle Between Crafted and Machine-Driven Content.” Invited speaker at the Media Mesh Conference. May 18-19, 2010. Toronto, Canada

“Unpacking: We Are All Journalists Now.” Invited panelist at The Future of Journalism: Unpacking the Rhetoric. April 30, 2010. Stanford Law School, Palo Alto, CA

“Getting Inside (And Outside) The Exploding Newsroom.” Invited talk at Northwestern University Media, Technology, and Society Graduate Methodology Seminar. February 26, 2010. Evanston, IL.

The Future of Journalism Education.” Invited speaker at the Gelf Magazine forum on the future of journalism school. July 1, 2009. Brooklyn, NY

Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Organizing Committee, The Changing Dynamics of Public Controversies. February 7, 2009

Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, Organizing Committee,

Peer Reviewed Conference Papers

(with Sue Robinson) “Network Ethnographies in Journalism Studies: Qualitative-Based Approaches to Media Ecologies.” From panel “Researching Ecologies of News: The Role of Markets and Communities.” International Communication Association, San Diego, CA. May 25- 29, 2017.

From panel “Pushing the Boundaries of Journalism Studies: Ecological Approaches to Studying News.” International Communication Association. San Juan, PR. May 21-25, 2015.

“What Hating Social Media Means: Economic, Organizational, Cultural, and Material Perspectives of New Journalistic Technology,” from panel “Reclaiming the Social in Social Media.” Social Media and the Transformation of Public Space. University of Amsterdam, June 18-20, 2014 “Schudson as a Sociologist of Knowledge: Revisiting the Origins of Objectivity in Journalism (and Law),” from panel “Four Approaches to Michael Schudson.” The Unlovable Press: Conversations with Michael Schudson. University of Groningen, June 16-17, 2014.

“’-ing-ing’ the News: Deciding What’s News and the Practice-Technology Tradition in Journalism Studies,” from panel “A Decade Since ‘Digitizing the News:’ The Past, Present, and Future of Research on Journalism and Technology.” International Communication Association, May 22-26, 2014. Seattle, WA.

“Mapping Local Media Ecosystems: A Comparative, Longitudinal, Cross-National Perspective,” with Nancy Thumim, and Stephen Coleman. Presented at Local Journalism Around the World. Reuters Institute for Journalism Studies, February 26-28, 2014. Oxford, UK

“A Genealogy of Data Journalism: 1913-2013” from panel “Journalism in the Era of Big Data.” International Communication Association, June 18-21, 2013. London, UK.

The Evolution of Public Interest Journalism in Digital-Era Philadelphia: Why the Public Was a Problem,” from panel “New Information and Communication Technologies and Old Organizational Challenges.” Society for the Social Studies of Science, October 17-20, 2012. Copenhagen, Denmark.

“Does Matter Matter in Journalism Studies?” Matter Matters: The Social Sciences Beyond the Linguistic Turn. Lund, Sweden. October 15-16, 2012.

“From Public Journalism to the Public’s Journalism? Innovation and Tradition in the “Next Mayor” Project,” from panel “New Information and Communication Technologies and Old Organizational Challenges.” American Political Science Association, August 29 September 1, 20212. New Orleans, LA. [conference cancelled, but paper accepted as uploaded]

“Why the Public Was A Problem in Philadelphia: Routines, Materiality, and Occupational Identity in Web-Era Metropolitan Journalism” from panel “"New Information and Communication Technologies and Old Organizational Challenges.” International Communication Association, May 24-28, 2012. Phoenix, AZ.

“The Long History of Data Journalism: 1907-2011” from panel “New Media Histories.” Social Science History Association. November 3-5. Boston, MA.

“Networks of Communicative Expertise: Marginal Practices and Journalistic Knowledge,” from panel “Knowledge from the Margins, Innovation and Institutional Change – II: Users as Producers.” Society For Social Studies of Science. November 3-5, 2011. Cleveland, OH.

“The Changing Architectures of Local Journalism Ecologies,” from panel “Studying the New News Ecosystem.” Association for Educators in Journalism and Mass Communication. August 9-13, 2011. St. Loius, MO. “Information, Deliberation, and Reportage: (U.S.-)Journalism and Public Life in an Era of ‘Fragmentary Facts.’” International Communications Association. May 21-24, 2011. Boston, MA.

“The Expertise of Journalists: Translation, Judgment and News Assemblage.” Extending Expertise: Experts and Amateurs in Communication and Culture. April 30 – May 1, 2011. Ottawa, Ontario.

Media, Muckraking and the Pittsburgh Survey.” Joint Journalism Historians Conference (AEJMC-American Journalism Historians Association). New York, NY March 12, 2011

“Framing the Shield: A Comparative Content Analysis of Newspaper and Weblog Reporting on Attempts to Pass A Media Shield Law.” Paper Presented at the International Communications Association Conference, Singapore, SK, June 21-25 2010

“Web Production, News Judgment, and Emerging Categories of Online Newswork in Metropolitan Journalism,” Paper Presented at the International Communications Association Conference, Singapore, SK, June 21-25 2010

Principles of Journalistic Symmetry: Building News Networks Before and After the “Publication” of News.” Paper Presented at the International Symposium on Online Journalism, Austin, TX, April 23-24 2010

Journalistic Networks and the Diffusion of Local News: The Brief, Happy News Life of the ‘Francisville Four.’” Paper Presented at the International Communications Association Conference, Chicago, IL, May 21-25 2009

Professional Activities

Article referee:

Journal of Broadcast and Electronic Media, Digital Journalism, Journalism Studies, Current Sociology, Communication Review, Journal of Communication, International Journal of Communication, Journalism: Theory, Practice, Criticism, New Media and Society, Oxford Bibliographies Online, Sociology Compass, Communication Theory, Journal of Computer Mediated Communication

Manuscript Reviewer:

The MIT Press, Temple University Press, Yale University Press, Columbia University Press, McGill University Press, Northwestern University Press, Oxford University Press, Polity Press, Routledge Press, University of Michigan Press, Manchester University Press

Editorial Board:

Digital Journalism (2013-current), Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media (2015- current), Social Media and Society (2014-currnent)

Graduate Student Advisement

PhD thesis outside committee member, Columbia University. Efrat Nechustai (in progress). PhD thesis outside committee member, Columbia University. Elizabeth Watkins. (in progress). PhD thesis outside committee member. PhD thesis outside committee member, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. J. Scott Brennen (2017) PhD thesis outside committee member, New York Univeristy. Tim Neff (ongoing) PhD thesis outside committee member, University of Texas-Austin. Mark Coddington (2015) PhD thesis outside committee member,, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. David Bockino (2015) MA thesis committee member, College of Staten Island. Jospeh DeAngelo (2013) Thesis Chair, College of Staten Island. Brian Spach. “Visual Conscience: Accountability Journalism and Its Role in Society.” (2012)

University Service

University of Leeds

College of Staten Island / CUNY Graduate Center

Member, CUNY Graduate Journalism Discipline Council (2012-2017), Member, Department of English, Faculty Search Committee (2 Assistant Professors) (2014), Member, General Education Committee (2012-2017), Member, Department of English, Faculty Search Committee (Lecturer search) (2012), Member, Committee on Outcomes Assessment (2011-12), Participant, CSI news student open house (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014), Member, Department of Media Culture Search Committee (DDM Search) (2013, 2014), Member, Department of Media Culture Search Committee (Corporate Comm. search) (2012), Dept. of Media Culture, Search Committee (African-American or Latino media search) (2011)

Teaching Experience

University of Leeds

College of Staten Island (CUNY) / CUNY Graduate Center COM 150 Introduction to Communications (Spring 2015, Fall 2015) CMC 705 Communication Research Methods (Spring 2014) COM 450 Senior Seminar (Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Fall 2014, Fall 2015) COM 220 History of Broadcast (Spring 2012) COM 445 Journalism and Society (Fall 2011, Spring 2015) CMC 744 The Media and Ideology (Fall 2011) COM 230 History of Print Media (Fall 2010, Fall 2014) COM 204 Introduction to Online Journalism (Fall 2010) COM 100 Introduction to Communication (Spring 2010) COM 480 Issues in Advanced Journalism (Spring 2010, Spring 2011) COM 415 Media Audiences (Fall 2009, Spring 2011) COM 480 Advanced Journalism (Spring 2010) COM 100 Introduction to Communication (Spring 2010) COM 412 Theory and Practice of Broadcast Journalism (Fall 2009)