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Convention Program Chair’s Welcome Media 101: Creating the Future By Understanding the Past
On behalf of the BEA Board of Directors, the Interest Division Leadership, Executive Director Heather Birks, Sales and Marketing Director J-D Boyle, and Office Manager Traci Bailey, I extend to you all a warm welcome to BEA 2007. Why are we looking backwards when everyone knows the cutting edge is where we need to be? Because the basics are at the heart of everything we do. When John Woody taught me audio production in the 1990s, we cut tape with a razor blade. When he teaches his students today, they cut binary code with a mouse. But I suspect that little else has changed in his teaching. The principles of audio production are the same, no matter the tools. Good audio is good audio, and no technology around can save a poorly thought out or poorly executed project. So looking backwards as a lens into the future isnʼt a bad thing. So welcome to Media 101: Creating the Future by Understanding the Past! Convention Highlights This year, we have continued the efforts to keep research at the heart of BEA by placing the Research Center at the heart of our convention space in N249 and N251. The Research Center will host all 13 divisional paper sessions and the Scholar to Scholar Poster session this year. In addition, there will be a distribution table where copies of all the presented papers will be available in case you canʼt make a session. Everyone will be able to find something to make the convention worth the trip. There are so many exciting sessions this year, on topics from iPods to crimes shows, from Lewis and Clark to internet radio. There is a panel on the future of tenure and a panel on the impact of the Radio Act of 1927. Be sure to stop by the panel honoring Michael Keithʼs contribution to radio studies. On Saturday, we are doing a sports mini theme that includes an analysis the presentation of sports on television, a presenta- tion by Barry Abrams of ESPN Classic, a discussion about the preparations for the Beijing Olympics, and a panel on how to create practical sportscasting experiences for your students. It should be an exciting block for anyone who loves talking about or teaching about sports. And donʼt miss the expanded Exhibit Hall in N252, N254, N257, and N259. When the hall opens on Thursday you can browse, enjoy lunch, and catch up with friends all at the same time. And be sure to follow up the free lunch with free desert among the research posters. Acknowledgements While it is my picture on the website—I didnʼt pull BEA2007 off by myself. I have many people to thank. BEA is entering a new age with a new headquarters staff and all that BEA2007 hopes to be is because of Heather, J-D and Traci. I would be nothing but a quivering mass of questions without them. Iʼd also like to thank BEA President David Byland, incoming President Tom Berg, and the whole BEA Board for their support and encouragement. The Program chair canʼt function without great Interest Division Chairs—and I had some great ones. Speaking of Interest Divisions, Iʼd like to acknowledge that without the support of the Law and Policy division over the years, I would have never felt the courage to become convention chair. I am in the this position today because of the welcome that folks like Fritz Messere, Lou Benjamin, and Dom Caristi gave me a decade ago at my first BEA. On a personal note, Iʼd like to thank Westminster College for supporting a conference they knew nothing about, buying an ad in a program because I said so, and providing me with the services of the best work-study in the world, Kayla Smith. Without Kayla, this program would not be in the shape that it is (only the in the good way, the mistakes are mine). Finally, Iʼd like to thank my husband, Mike. He never questioned or complained about those Saturdays I went into the office to work on “BEA stuff.” Enjoy!
Kim Zarkin, Westminster College BEA2007 Convention Program Chair
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Table of Contents
BEA Exhibitors ...... 5
BEA Leadership ...... 7
Highlights ...... 10
Wednesday Schedule ...... 12 1771 N Street NW Thursday Schedule ...... 15 Washington, DC 20036-2891 Friday Schedule ...... 47
Toll Free Tel: Saturday Schedule ...... 71 1.888.380.7222 Index of Names ...... 89 email: [email protected]
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EXHIBITORS, SPONSORS AND ADVERTISERS As of Program Pringing Deadline, April 2, 2007
Program Advertisers and Sponsors Program Exhibitors
Name ...... Booth Number Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Allyn & Bacon ...... 5 Avid American Society of Cinematographers ...... 21 Ball State University Apple ...... 32-33 Bedford/St. Martin’s Avid ...... 16-17 Brooklyn College Blackwell Publishing ...... 2 Colorado State University Creative Cow ...... 34 Fielding Graduate University EZ News ...... 1 Flamm/Oxford Fielding Graduate University ...... 9 Focal Press Final Draft ...... 3 George Washington University Focal Press ...... 24-25 King Foundation GWU ...... 6 Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Lawrence Erlbaum Associates ...... 19-20 Middle Tennessee State University McGraw-Hill Higher Education ...... 31 NAB Oxford University Press ...... 27 Oxford Press Panasonic ...... 22-23 Panasonic Peachpit ...... 14-15 Promax Sage Publications ...... 30 Steven Arnold Music Student Filmmakers ...... 18 University of North Texas Wadsworth, Thomson ...... 4 Westminster College Web Checkout, Inc...... 28
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BEA 2007 LEADERSHIP BEA Headquarters Broadcast Education Association Executive Director 1771 N Street, NW Heather Birks Washington, DC 20036-2891 Director, Sales and Marketing Office: 202-429-3935 J-D Boyle Fax: 202-775-2981 [email protected] Office Manager Website: http://www.beaweb.org Traci Bailey
2006-2007 Officers and Directors President David Byland, Oklahoma Baptist University Vice President for Academic Relations Thomas R. Berg, Middle Tennessee State University Vice President for Industry Relations Dave Muscari, WFAA-TV and The Dallas Morning News Secretary-Treasurer Mark Tolstedt, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Immediate Past President Joe Misiewicz, Ball State University Directors District 1 Fritz J. Messere, SUNY Oswego District 2 Glenda Williams, University of Alabama District 3 Joseph L. Bridges, Malone College, Incoming Secretary/Treasurer District 4 Gregory Pitts, Bradley University District 5 Max Utsler, University of Kansas District 6 Lena Zhang, San Francisco State University District 7 E. Ray Burton, Long Beach City College District 8 Sam Sauls, University of North Texas Electronic Media Professional Representative Dex Allen, Commonwealth Communications Erica Farber, Radio & Records Ric Harris, NBC Universal Ex-Officio, Publications Committee Chair Robert Avery, University of Utah Ex-Officio, Festival Committee Chair Louise M. Benjamin, University of Georgia
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BEA 2007 FESTIVAL OF MEDIA ARTS, CHAIRS
The BEA Best of Festival King Foundation Awards Sponsored by The Charles and Lucille King Family Foundation and Avid Technology Festival Chair: Louise Benjamin, University of Georgia ([email protected]) Festival Producer: Vic Costello, Elon University ([email protected]) Festival Reel Producer: Jay McMerty, Elon University ([email protected])
Audio Competition Faculty Competition Chair: (Radio and Audio Media Division) Melanie Stone [email protected] Student Competition Co-Chairs: (Student Media Advisors Division) Michael Taylor [email protected] Tony DeMars [email protected] Documentary Competition Faculty Competition Chair: (Communication Technology Division) Evan Johnson [email protected] Student Competition Chair: (Communication Technology Division) Evan Johnson [email protected] Interactive Multimedia Competition Faculty Competition Chair: (Communication Technology Division) Ed Youngblood [email protected] Student Competition Chair: (Communication Technology Division) Melanie Stone [email protected] News Competition Faculty Competition Chairs: (News Division) David Muscari [email protected] Student Competition Chairs: (News Division) Max Utsler [email protected] Small & Two-Year Colleges Competition Student Competition Chair: (Two Year/Small Colleges Division) Tom McDonnell [email protected] Scriptwriting Competition Faculty Competition Chair: (Writing Division) Cynthia Savaglio [email protected] Student Competition Chair: (Writing Division) Kevin Corbett [email protected] Video Competition Faculty Competition Chair: (Production Aesthetics & Criticism Division) Dennis Conway [email protected] Student Competition Co-Chairs: (Production Aesthetics & Criticism Division) Tom Hallaq [email protected] Warren Koch [email protected] Festival Committee In addition to the Festival Competition Chairs, the Festival Committee includes: Steve Anderson, James Madison University; Robert Avery, University of Utah; Louise Benjamin, University of Georgia; Vic Costello, Elon University; Jan Dates, Howard University; Bill Davie, University of Louisiana; Pam Doyle, University of Alabama; Todd Evans, Drake University; Joe Foote, University of Oklahoma; Rustin Greene, James Madison University; Don Godfrey, Arizona State University; Ken Harwood, University of Houston; Price Hicks, ATAS Foundation; Scott Hodgson, University of Oklahoma; Robert Jacobs, Bradley University; Andy Lapham, United Kingdom; Thomas McHardy, James Madison University; Patricia Phalen, George Washington University; Gary Wade, Drake University; John Woody, James Madison University. Review Board Mary Beadle, John Carroll University; DʼArtagnan Bebel, KRIV; Barbara Cloud, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; John Craft, Arizona State University; Michael Keith, Boston College; Judi Moore Latta, Howard University; Elizabeth Leebron, Temple University; Larry Lichty, Northwestern University; Paula Matabane, Howard University; Fran Matera, Arizona State University; Norm Medoff, North Arizona University; Nikos Metallinos, Concordia University; Michael Monty, Seneca College; Mike Murray, University of Missouri, St. Louis; Peter Orlik, Central Michigan University; Manju Pendakar, Southern Illinois University; David Reese, John Carroll University; William Slater, University of Nevada, Reno; Max Utsler, University of Kansas; Herbert Zettl, San Francisco State University. The Review Process Working with the Festival Chair, Festival Committee and the Competition Chairs, the Review Board serves much like an Editorial Board would for a scholarly refereed journal. The Review Board constitutes a large group of nationally recognized professionals and professors, who are organized into panels, which judge individual full time faculty entries in specific categories. This blind review focuses on the fol- lowing criteria: professionalism, the use of aesthetic and/or creative elements, sense of structure and timing, production values, technical merit and overall contributions to the discipline in both form and substance. The Festival Committee targets an acceptance award rate of twenty-percent within full time faculty awards.
9 BEA 2007 Media 101 BEA 2007 HIGHLIGHTS
Wednesday, April 18
9:00 am – 5:00 pm NABEF/RTNDA/BEA Career Day, LVH - Ballroom C, G & F 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm BEA Career Day Sessions, LVH – Ballroom F 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm BEA2007 Convention Registration, N250 Lobby 4:45 pm – 6:00 pm Meet and Greet the Council of Professionals, LVH – Conference Rooms 1-3 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Education Cocktail Reception and Keynote Speaker - Sponsored by Avid, LVH - Ballroom A
Thursday, April 19
8:00 am – 5:00 pm BEA2007 Convention Registration, Lobby N250 8:00 am – 8:30 am Opening Continental Breakfast – Sponsored by Panasonic), N250 8:45 am – 5:00 pm Apple/Panasonic Hands-on Training Lab (to view schedule and sign up visit N239), N239 8:45 am – 10:00 am A Newcomers Welcome to BEA, N235 9:00 am – 4:15 pm Adobe Hands-on Training Lab – see program for details (seating is on a first come basis), N242 10:15 am – 11:30 am Scholar to Scholar Competitive Research Poster Session, N249/N251 10:15 am – 11:30 am New technologies. New trends. New careers. Transforming Teaching to Prepare the Next Generation of Broadcast and Post Production Professionals (produced by Avid), N256 11:45 am – 12:45 pm The Sound of the Story: Sonically Branding Your Newscast (Special lunchtime session produced by Stephen Arnold Music), N250 11:45 am – 12:45 pm A Brave, New Interactive World: Evolving Traditional Production and Distribution for the Consumer of Tomorrow (Special lunchtime session produced by Avid), N256 11:45 am – 12:45 pm Apple Creative & Pro Solutions. N261 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm Exhibit Hall, N252/N254 & N257/N259 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm BEA Luncheon in the Exhibit Hall, N252/N254 & N257/N259 1:30 pm – 2:00 pm Dessert in the Research Center, N249/N251 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm Teaching Cinematography - The Working Professionalʼs Perspective (produced by the American Society of Cinematographers), N240 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm The Digital Evolution: New Challenges in Teaching Broadcast and Post Production (produced by Avid), N256 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm BEA Awards Ceremony and Reception – Sponsored by LEA, N250
Friday, April 20
8:00 am – 5:00 pm BEA2007 Convention Registration, N250 Lobby 8:45 am – 5:00 pm Apple/Panasonic Hands-on Training Lab (to view schedule and sign up visit N239), N239 8:45 am – 9:45 am BEA Breakfast with PROMAX, N243 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibit Hall, N252/N254 & N257/N259 9:00 am – 5:00 pm BEA Placement Center--Post a Job! Find a Job!, N255 9:00 am – 4:15 pm Adobe Hands-on Training Lab – see program for details (seating is on a first come basis), N242 10:00 am – 5:30 pm Avid Workshops – see program for details (check N241 for space availability), N241 11:15 am – 12:15 pm Snacks in the Exhibit Hall, N252/N254 & N257/N259 12:00 pm – 1:15 pm BEA District Meetings 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm The BEA Best of Festival King Foundation Awards Ceremony – Sponsored by The Charles and Lucille King Foundation and Avid Technology, N250
Saturday, April 21
9:00 am – 12:00 pm Exhibit Hall, N252/N254 & N257/N259 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Apple/Panasonic Hands-on Training Lab (to view schedule and sign up visit N239), N239 10:30 am – 1:00 pm Avid Workshops – see program for details (check N241 for space availability), N241 10 Creating the Future
FESTIVAL OF MEDIA ARTS HIGHLIGHTS
Thursday, April 19
10:15 am – 11:30 am BEA Festival of Media Arts: Student Audio Competition Awards and Showcase, N255 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm BEA Festival of Media Arts: Writing Division Faculty and Student Scriptwriting Awards, N255 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm BEA Festival of Media Arts: Student Interactive Multimedia Competition Awards, N255 5:15 pm – 6:30 pm BEA Festival of Media Arts: Faculty Interactive Multimedia Competition Awards, N255
Friday, April 20
10:00 am – 11:15 am BEA Festival of Media Arts: Two Year/Small College Festival Awards, N238 10:00 am – 11:15 am BEA Festival of Media Arts: Faculty Video Competition, N240 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm BEA Festival of Media Arts: Radio and Audio Media Faculty Audio Production Awards Ceremony, N238 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm BEA Festival of Media Arts: Student Video Production Awards, N240 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm BEA Festival of Media Arts: Student and Faculty Radio and Television News Awards Ceremony, N251 3:00 pm – 4:15 pm BEA Festival of Media Arts: Video Documentary Competition Awards-Faculty & Student, N238 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm BEA Best of Festival: The Charles and Lucille King Foundation Awards – Sponsored by The Charles and Lucille King Foundation and Avid Technology, N250
PAPER COMPETITION AND POSTER SESSION HIGHLIGHTS
Thursday, April 19
8:45 am – 10:00 am Communication Technology Division Paper Competition, N249 10:15 am – 11:30 am Scholar to Scholar Competitive Research Poster Session, N249/N251 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm History Division Paper Competition, N249 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Writing Division Paper Competition, N251 5:15 pm – 6:30 pm Law & Policy Division Paper Competition, N249
Friday, April 20
10:00 am – 11:15 am International Division Paper Competition, N249 10:00 am – 11:15 am Radio & Audio Media Division Paper Competition, N251 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm Gender Issues Division Paper Competition, N249 3:00 pm – 4:15 pm Research Division Paper Competition, N249 4:30 pm – 5:45 pm Student Media Advisors Division Paper Competition, N249 4:30 pm – 5:45 pm News Division Paper Competition, N251
Saturday, April 21
10:30 am – 11:45 am Courses, Curricula & Administration Division Paper Competition, N251 12:00 pm – 1:15 pm Multicultural Studies Division Paper Competition, N249 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm Management & Sales Division Paper Competition, N249 11 12
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WEDNESDAY 13 13 Creating Creating the Future Drew Berry, Hampton Drew University Berry, (formerly at WMAR-TV) Gary Corbitt, Post Newsweek Stations Paul Gleiser Gleiser, Communications Technology Avid Alan Jacobs, Bethany Lark, KXLO/KLCM Advertsing Bureau Radio Mark Levy, Association Illinois Dennis Broadcasters Lyle, and The Dallas Morning Dave News Muscari, WFAA Larry Patrick, Patrick Communications Chris Squire, Inner City Broadcasting
4:45 PM – 5:45 PM Meet and Greet the Council of Professionals (Session ID: 251) Conference Room LVH, 1-3 [All Convention] a chance to Want catch up going on on whatʼs in to the know broadcast what industry? Want employers are looking for from our students? Come and chat one-on-one with members of our Council of Professionals. 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Festival BEA of Arts Media Committee Meeting (Session ID: 241) Conference Room LVH, 7 [All Convention] Annual pre-convention meeting for all Festival Competition Chairs and at-large committee members Moderator: Louise Festival Benjamin, Arts of BEA Chair Media BEA2007 Convention Registration (Session ID: 244) Lobby N250 [All Convention] 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM 11:00 AM – 4:00 11:00 PM Board BEA of Directors Meeting (Session ID: 239) Conference Room LVH, 5 [All Convention] Committee Publications Chair, Committee Scholarship Chairs, Program Convention BEA2008 and BEA2007 Directors, of Board BEA Full Publication Members, Editors BEA Moderator: Thomas R. 2007-2008 Berg, President BEA 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM AM 10:00 – 11:00 Executive BEA Committee Meeting (Session ID: 238) Conference Room LVH, 5 [All Convention] Moderator: David 2006-2007 Byland, President BEA 10:00 AM 10:00 – 2:00 PM Publications BEA Committee Meeting (Session ID: 240) Conference Room LVH, 4 [All Convention] Moderator: Publications Committee BEA Chair Avery, Robert K. 14
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Seven new teaching assistantships teaching new Seven Photograph by Lyntonby Gardiner Photograph Alias . added for Fall 2007 Fall for added http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/ For more information, contact: information, more For [email protected] Communication and and Technology Ph.D. in Public New in 2008: Or visit our Web site at: site Web our visit Or Graduate Coordinator Graduate TJ/ms/mstc.html Cindy Christen, Cindy (970) 491-6319 (970) 15 THURSDAY 15 Creating Creating the Future David Byland, Oklahoma Baptist University Thomas State R. University Berg, Middle Tennessee that class is offered. Come sign-up early in the day because space is limited. On-site registration begins at AM in 8:00 Room N239. Carey Martin, East Carolina University Get hands-on time with some of the latest tools for video editing, motion graphics, sound design and of photography. Join the free, one hands-on classes led by Apple and HVX200 Panasonic Certified Panasonicʼs of Trainers. demonstrations In be will there the Apple/Panasonic Plus tools. based Hands-On Mac and Training Apple Lab latest the drive test to chance a get youʼll P2 Digital Camcorder showing workflow into learn non-linear how editing. Youʼll easy it is to integrate these tools into your existing broadcast conference video attendees curriculum. will BEA be able to reserve on a the space day in a lab class ONLY Paper Chair: Newsletter Editor: Manager: Web Edward J. Fink, California Fullerton State and University, Former Networks Producer E! Television Fred Thorne, California Chico State University, Michael J. Havice, Marquette University N231 [Writing] The mission of the Writing Division is to provide a forum for discussion of issues pertinent to writing for develop electronic understanding and of media other writing media; and to the teaching of writing through scholarly research to be presented at panels and in an annual competition for scholarly papers at the BEA Business Convention; to encourage student writing through an annual national scriptwriting competition; and to encourage creative writing by faculty through an annual faculty scriptwriting competition. Chair: 8:45 AM 8:45 – AM 10:00 Writing Division Meeting (Session ID: 22) Apple/Panasonic Hands-on Training Apple/Panasonic Lab Hands-on (Free Session) Training (Session Training ID: 288) N239 [All Convention] 8:45 AM 8:45 – 5:00 PM 8:00 AM 8:00 – AM 8:30 Opening Continental Breakfast (Session ID: 243) N250 [All Convention] Start BEA2007 off right with some morning munchies, coffee and juice. 8:00 AM 8:00 – 5:00 PM BEA2007 Convention Registration (Session ID: 245) Lobby N250 [All Convention] 7:30 AM 7:30 – AM 8:00 Division Chairs Pre-Convention Meeting (Session ID: 242) N238 [All Convention] Meeting for all Interest Division Chairs with convention planners for final discussion and review of BEA2007 planning process. BEA2006-2007 President: BEA2007-2008 President: BEA2007 Convention Program Chair: BEA2008 Convention Program Chair: College Kim Zarkin, Westminster Stan University LaMuth, Michigan Technological 16
THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Tolstedt, Mark Wisconsin-Stevensof Point University Moderator: throughout newcomers to convention. the resource a as available themselves make also will participants Panel regions. geographic and divisions interest publishing, and scholarship training, and exhibits BEAʼsshow,alliances, NAB strategic the include Topicscovered Convention. BEA the of out most the get BEAto the how about and talk will participants Panel you! for session BEAthe 1st is your Convention? This Attending Convention] [All N235 100) ID: BEA(Session to Welcome ANewcomers 10:00 AM – 8:45 AM College Baker,Grossmont Steve Respondent: College Wirig, Evan Grossmont Moderator: program. the of goals the understand boards these help to how and serve to volunteers find to how boards, advisory of types different the discuss will panel The programs. funding for needed are committees advisory when especially challenge, Workinga present can industry and community the from members various with [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N234 93) ID: Take(Session to Them How of Committees: Advantage Advisory 10:00 AM – 8:45 AM Oklahoma Central of University Nelson, David Moderator: play? radio HD and localism will role What better? radio make threats these actively developing receivers that can deliver “localized programming,” radio hasscrambled to adaptwithouttryingloseitsidentity. Will be may radio satellite that concerns Withtechnologies. recent new the critics other and radio satellite by some “outflanked” being is However,radio believe today CDs. and WalkmanTV,the records, by attempts surviving competition, much without years early its spent Radio Media] and Audio [Radio N233 69) ID: (Session Century 21st the in Programming Radio Stay: to Here is Localism 10:00 AM – 8:45 AM that teaching of perspec media assessment electronic an from and learning and enactment teaching of design, scholarship the examines vision, panel This the peers. our of by review critical account a for public allows a on centers learning and teaching of scholarship The & Administration] Curricula [Courses, N232 39) ID: (Session TeachingLearning of and Scholarship The 10:00 AM – 8:45 AM Tucker, David Toledoof University Moderator: members. panel from examples specific then and literature, the of review a learning, and teaching of scholarship the of definition expanded an include Presentations tive. Mark Tolstedt,Mark Wisconsin-Stevensof Point, BEA University All the About University,Millersville BEAʼsIrwin, Involved Stacey Get to How Divisions: Interest of BEAʼsWilliams,Glenda Involved University Alabama, Get to How Regions: Geographic BEA the with Publishing K. and Robert Avery,at Scholarship Utah, of University with Boards” Planning Advisory “Strategic College, TomParkland McDonnell, of Boards” Politics Advisory External and Internal “The College, Crandall, Community Jim Aims The an Board: up ABCʼs”Advisory “Setting Chicago, of Colleges City Moore, Maria ʻYourHave the Board “Letting Advisory College, Wayʼ” River Cosumnes Martin, Gary Director,Vegas,Las Program 94, Mix NV Chase, Justin University Cameron KCCU-FM, Norman, Mark VegasKNPR-Las Radio, Public Nevada Rogers, Florence David Tucker,David Toledo,Literature” of the University “Aof Review Scholarship” Others of Use “The Bradford, at Pittsburgh of University Guterman, Jeffrey Scholarship” of University,Example Millersville William“An Dorman, Scholarship” Trinityof Henderson, University,Example Jennifer “An - THURSDAY 17
Creating Creating the Future Paul Haridakis, Kent “Audience State Engagement: What University, Does this Mean for Uses and Gratification?” Audiences: Patricia Fears, “News Phalen Promises and University, and Gerard Reality” Matthews, Washington George Douglas Ferguson, College of Charleston, “Social Audience” Networking Active and the 21st Gary Century Hanson, A Understanding “Media Kent of Mindsets: State Electronic University, Audiences” Mass Media G. Stuart Smith, “From Hofstra OMB University, to VJs: About The Quality Debate Broadcast Journalism” Rick Sykes, Central “VJs Michigan and University, Collegiate Newspapers Join Forces” “How VJs are Useful in TV News Charlottesville, VA, Operations” Neal Bennett, WVIR-TV, “Even Commonwealth Newspapers University, are Virginia Developing VJs” Debora H. Wenger, Ken University Fischer, of to Oklahoma, Need Prepare “What to Teach Students Do We to be VJs?” Lawrence Lichty, Northwestern University, “The Northwestern Journey Lawrence University, of Lichty, Lewis & American Clark History/Media as History” Thomas Mascaro, Bowling Green State University, “ʼEight Weeks of Hell:ʼ Yates Ted & Co. and the Making of the NBC Documentary The Journals of Lewis and Clark (1964)” James Ettema, “Ken Northwestern Burns University, & PBS Document the Corps Analysis of and Discovery: Comment” Reconceptualizing Audience: the The Old “Sender - Channel - Receiver” Model Gives to Way the 21st Century Engagement Model (Session ID: 210) N238 [Research | Management & Sales] The Model Shannon-Weaver epitomized the 20th centuryʼs broadcast mediaʼs construct of the audience. With the digital revolution, new technologies and emerging broadband distribution, the audiencesʼ relationship audience new a describe with to used being are the journalism” citizen and hubs electronic community capital, social networking, media social engagement, “audience is shifting. Buzzwords such as model for the electronic media. This panel explores the 21st century “audience” while contrasting it with the 20th century model. Moderator: Max Grubb, Kent State University 8:45 AM 8:45 – AM 10:00 [News] More and more TV newsrooms are changing from two person crews to what used to be called “one-man-bands,” but now are called video journalists. It may save but money, can one person do as good a job as And two? as radio and newspapers get into the video business and even large market stations adopt VJs, is this the wave of the future? Moderator: G. Stuart Smith, Hofstra University 8:45 AM 8:45 – AM 10:00 One-Man-Bands VJ’s and the Realities of News 21st-Century (Session Television ID: 187) N237 N236 [Documentary | History] The journey of explorers Lewis & Clark marks one of the most important important two at look critical events a take and in mission American Discovery” of “Corps history the explore will and session This documentaries. it television through years has been examined over the documentary texts chronicling the history of Lewis & Moderator journey. Clarkʼs Lichty Lawrence W. has retraced much of the Lewis & Clark expedition and documented it through his own photography. It is his lifelong passion and part documentary historian. of his motivation to be a broadcast Moderator: Northwestern Lawrence University Lichty, 8:45 AM 8:45 – AM 10:00 American History 101: Lewis & “Corps Clark’s Analysis of Comparative A Discovery:” From Lewis & Clark (1804) to (NBC Yates 1964) to Ken Ted Burns (PBS 2004) (Session ID: 134)
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THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Indianapolis Maloney,of Russ University Moderator: channel. TVcable campus a for responsible are who advisors media to available are programming suitable for resources what show and broadcast for selected are programs how show will This panel will focus on the challenges of finding and developing suitable programming for an on-campus cable television channel. Panelists Media Advisors] [Student N255 247) ID: (Session Challenges and Issues, TelevisionIdeas, Cable Channel: Campus a Programming 10:00 AM – 8:45 AM Corbitt Gary Moderator: session. this to invited BEAbe of will leadership entire BEAthe grow as to ways discuss to opportunity an have will membership community.BEAacademic the for resource a be best can council the ways discussing for forum a be also discuss will and It group. broadcasting each teaching of needs in the practices best review both can industry and academy the that so structured be will forum open This Convention] [All N250 186) ID: (Session Professionals of BEACouncil the Meet 10:00 AM – 8:45 AM Reno Nevada, of University Goldbaum, Howard Respondent: Place: Second Place: First Open Place: First Debut Reno Nevada, of University Goldbaum, Howard Moderator: Technology][Communication N249 52) ID: (Session Competition TechnologyPaper Communication Division 10:00 AM – 8:45 AM Jeter Yanow, Cindie University State Missouri Southeast Moderator: ownership. and lists, program and issues programming, EEO, for FCC the by used be voices. to come many has it Nowadays, as defined was time that at Diversity 1927. of Act Radio the of enactment the since changed has diversity of definition The Issues] Gender | Policy & Law | Studies [Multicultural N240 211)ID: (Session Diversity,-2007 of 1927 Definition Changing The 10:00 AM – 8:45 AM Second Place: Second Scott Uecker, University of Indianapolis, General Manager,UINDY-TVGeneral Indianapolis, of Uecker,University Scott VideoManager Facilities Manager/ Station Oklahoma, of University Communication, Mass & Journalism of College Gaylord Franklin, Lynn George Cooper,Kaatie Trinity University,Manager, Programming TigerTV Seven YearsOccasional and Attentiveness, Neglect” of Years43 Hostility,Years24 Diversity: of Definition and of FCC “The Telecommunicationsand Council, Media Minority Changing Honig, David the with Deal Broadcasters How of “Overview Diversity” of Broadcasters, of Association National Mago, Jane Files” Public Station Radio Missouri in University,TrumanLists Clark, State “Issues/Program Elizabeth and Smith Mark Jeter Yanow,Cindie Matters” Ownership University,Minority State “Why Missouri Southeast Success in Using Downloadable Audio as a Journalism TeachingJournalism a Downloadable as Tool” Using Audio in Success of Indicants and to Correlates “Identifying Alabama, of University Brozana, Amanda and Daniels George iPod” the of Laws Four the University,and Creasman, Pacific “McLuhan Paul Azusa Standing” Current and Globalization: Success AIts Preliminary of Analysis Mark Chase and Meghan Herrod, Slippery Rock University, “Comparing University Student Behaviors and Peichi Chung, National University of Singapore, “The South Korean Online Gaming Industry in Media in Industry Gaming Online Korean South “The Singapore, of University National Chung, Peichi Technologyin Attitudes with Success” Academic
THURSDAY 19 19 - Creating Creating the Future Douglas Mitchell, National Public Radio, "Recruiting the Next Generation" Fred Kight, "Evangelizing Ohio for University, Public Radio" of University NPR" Al of Stavitsky, Oregon, Years "35 Catrina Hyunh, The Close-Up "Public Foundation Media & & C-SPAN, Funding" 9:00 AM AM – 9:00 10:15 After Effects Motion Adobe Graphics in From Storyboard to Execution Explore concepts, workflow and production techniques that are essential in creating a Motion Graphics Project while working in Adobe After Adobe Effects, Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. It will also introduce you to a curriculum for will teaching include Motion researching Graphics. Topics ideas, rough storyboards, logo design, style pages, new set to continues software Effects® After Adobe® how see Come compositing. and elements building storyboards, polished 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Authoring for Professional DVD Adobe Creative Production Encore in DVD Learn how to go from raw content to a professional DVD in Attend 4 this simple session steps? and learn how to Adobe create DVDs with Encore Adobe DVD. Photoshop format, Convert your source files to MPEG-2 and Dolby Digital (R) audio, create and edit menus in native integrate motion menus and After transitions Effects from and manage navigation flexible Adobe design interface. Encoreʼs using ment tools, advanced color correction, enhanced audio editing capabilities As and Adobe well, unmatched Photoshop youʼll compatibility. see how this Adobe Adobe product video Production seamlessly and Studio. integrates audio with solutions the in rest the of brand the new 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM control precise you giving HD, full Adobe Editing Pro Video Premiere Professional in and HDV, DV, from ranging editing, video nonlinear revolutionizes software Pro Premiere Adobe how See to take video and audio get production to to experience an a entirely real-time new Youʼll editing level. environment, new project manage 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Motion Graphics Adobe created Photoshop with Adobe Photoshop Brush skills up and on learn your some new tips and tricks to incorporate compelling graphics into your motion graphics seamlessly integrate that features new cover and work their enhance to Photoshop used have pros the of some how you show Weʼll projects. video with and Adobeʼs all audio of solutions products. 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM – 10:30 11:45 Audition Adobe Audio Professional with Digital Learn the power of the new Audition version Adobe as of a professional mastering and engineering tool in the take studio. a Weʼll look at how to restore older, archival recordings and optimize them for DVD and CD audio using our new Frequency Space Editing Also, youʼll techniques. Audition see can how be used to take mono and stereo material and re-version it for 5.1 surround DVDs. standards in motion graphics and visual effects for film, video, DVD, and the Web. N242 [All Convention] 9:00 AM 9:00 – 4:15 PM Adobe Lab Hands-on (Free Session) Training Training (Session ID: 286) 8:45 AM 8:45 – AM 10:00 The Public Media Landscape (Session ID: 159) N258 [News | Radio Audio and Media | History] Thirty-five years after the founding of National Public Radio, how vital is non-commercial radio in todayʼs iPod world? Panelists reflect on the past and present of NPR and other public radio entities including the role of the academy in shaping its future. Educators will share success stories of incorporating public radio into the curriculum. Moderator: Douglas Spero, Meredith College 20
THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 New Yorkof University Oswego State - Condra, Jerry Moderator: station(s). their in it solved have or solving are they how explain and stations TVU.S. at found commonly challenge management contemporary different a describe will panelist Each with person-to-person experiences broadcast their share to broadcast educators. The panel will consist of five television executives is with responsibilities from large groups to managing a single station. goal whose Professionals, of BEAʼsCouncil with arranged panel a is This Sales] & [Management N233 226) Today’sID: Solve (Session TV:TelevisionChallenges Executives How Reality Station Real 11:30– 10:15 AM AM University Madison James Reynolds, Kevin Moderator: employed. have they solutions the of some and encountered have they things the showcase will Panelists future? the for ramifications the are What age? the of the perform to ever than likely less are Students educators. for “heavy intellectual lifting” that professors would like. challenge How do we foster the analytical and critical thinking necessary to meet the challenges growing a become has classroom the in entertain to need The & Administration] Curricula Courses, | [Writing N232 212) ID: (Session Strategies & Challenges Entertainment TeachingAge: the in 11:30– 10:15 AM AM Wisconsin-Riverof Falls University Johnson, Evan Chair: Competition Documentary Media Festival Arts WebManager: Editor: Newsletter ViceChair: Chair: business. division of completion as well as plans, division and This session convenes all BEA members interested in the documentary forms. The agenda will include member input on documentary issues [Documentary] N231 9) ID: (Session Meeting Division Documentary 11:30– 10:15 AM AM Broadcasters National of Gunzerath, Association David Moderator: industry.broadcast the to important topics on research extensive their in found Recipients Grant 2006 NAB what see Come media. new to broadcastersʼevolution and advertising news, television disasters, natural change: of times in Broadcasting Convention] [All N261 296) ID: (Session Summaries Recipient Grant Research NAB 11:45– 10:15 AM AM
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THURSDAY 21 21 - Creating Creating the Future Joan Zec, former news European “Learn reporter, Journal, a Germany, Language or Lose a Story” Internet Author, Projections, Anderson, “Cyberspace Jana is Quitney in Not France” a Town Richard Landesberg, former news Mutual/NBC, reporter, Great Britain, “On the Air” Spot/On the Larry Elin, Magazine “Online Trade Syracuse Project” University, Candace Pierce, Egan California Fresno, and Exercises” Tamyra State “Archive University, of Teaching Phil Bremen, the Ball Tables” “Turning State University, Ohio Shane Tilton, University-Zanesville, “Backwards Brainstorming” Show in “Student Talk Campus TV Studio” University, Arkansas Seok Tech Kang, for Central “Ad Patricia Williamson, On-Air” Michigan Libbing Techniques University, Tom Ninnemann, Jackson Tom High School Pete Bowers, Bloomfield Hills School District John Quinn, Colonials School District Academy Career Roger Badesch, Chicago Vocational tion must address the issue in an increasingly globalized world. Moderator: Thomas Nelson, School Elon of University, Communications Expanding Frontiers: Teaching Expanding International Frontiers: News Teaching Reporting in American the University Classroom (Session ID: 75) N236 [International | Courses, Curricula Administration] & American university students are always interested in the romance of international broadcast instruc and reporting news University success. to barriers the of two only are limitations language and attitudes Parochial task. the Internet for prepared news reporting, but rarely are 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM AM 10:15 – 11:30 N235 [Courses, Curricula Administration] & The exercises. teaching in-class effective most and favorite their share to instructors for forum open an allow to is panel this of purpose The goal is to generate exciting dialogue between experienced and junior faculty and to stimulate innovative and fresh ways of teaching. This teaching “swap shop” began several years ago and has made a positive impression among faculty. Moderator: Candace Egan, California Fresno State University, Respondent: Pierce, California Fresno Tamyra State University, 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM AM 10:15 – 11:30 Future Media Teaching Professionals: Swap Shop of the Most Effective “In-Class” Mass Communication Exercises (Session ID: 77) 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM AM 10:15 – 11:30 High School Media Broad A Programs: Approach Brush (Session ID: 98) N234 Colleges] Year/Small [Two With the growing number of media programs in the high schools, this panel will discuss what they are doing to prepare students colleges/universities, as to well as enter discuss methods and articulation agreements. Moderator: Ninnemann, Jackson Tom High School
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THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Brad Yates,Westof University Georgia Moderator: identities. and communities creating studentsʼfor as way email primary and sites, networking social web, the blogs, how and purposes these for Internet the to teachers can capitalize turn on this phenomenon students to enhance their why teaching and daily addressing interactions with students. Specifically done this panel will been address has that research showcase to designed is panel This Pursuits such as finding and maintaining friendships and communicating with classmates and faculty are essential to the college experience. & Administration] Curricula Courses, | [Research N240 107) ID: (Session Identity for Students’Search College Online Home: Call to APlace 11:30– 10:15 AM AM com for value Extra budget. the cover support in-kind and grants corporate and foundation Many teachers. on-camera provide schools area and hosts on-camera provide media commercial while students, paid YSU by staffed are positions production tests. All proficiency science math/ for prepare students call-in middle-school live helping Emmy-nominated TVat an aimed Express,” show “Homework produces YSU Two| Criticism Year/Small & Production | Aesthetics & Colleges] Administration Curricula [Courses, N238 112)ID: Yourand Your(Session Benefit — Program to Community Collaborate 11:30– 10:15 AM AM University Communication, State Mass Arizona and Journalism WalterThe of Silcock, School Bill Cronkite Moderator: coaching. talent in experience with academics and coach talent The wrong tie with the wrong shirt not only produces more effect but can hurt credibility. The panel includes a local Las Vegas news anchor, medium. This panel gives practical tips for helping students determine what to wear on the air including a brief overview of makeup for TV. visual a is news television/web that ignore not can we reporters deep” in “dig and writers solid be to students our train and teach we While [News] N237 166) ID: (Session Set the on and Field the in Costumes Professional Their YourCoaching Toon The Air” “What Students On Wear 11:30– 10:15 AM AM Crawford, Youngstown Amy University State Moderator: site. web Express Homework the through created is sponsors mercial Brigitta Brunner, Auburn University, “Just Press Send: Emails Used in Place of Face-to-Face Conversation” Face-to-Face of Place in Used Brunner,Emails Brigitta Send: University,Press Auburn “Just WebsitesIdentifiers” Using University,Social Students State Boyer,as “College Louisiana Lori Support” Social Tennessee,of for LynUniversity “Blogging Lepre, Sites” Networking Social and Students College Tennessee,of Spaces: University “Their Clark, Naeemah University Service, State News Arizona Director,Cronkite Broadcast Green, Susan Oklahoma of University Rosengard, Dana Tenney,Kendall KVBC-TV Basis Schreiber,Colour Christi Nick Geidner, Ball State University,State Geidner,Ball Nick AStudentʼs Perspective Edwards, YoungstownJoe University,State AUniversity Perspective Administratorʼs TomWarrenBurd, School, High A Teacherʼs Perspective TimeMorrison, WarnerDaryl Cable, APerspective TVCable WyattWXXI-TV,Doremus, ATelevisionPublic Perspective Owens, YoungstownFred University,collaborations State Developing - THURSDAY 23 23
Creating Creating the Future Jake Podber, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, "Finding Identity on TV: Appalachian Reactions to Network for Video Media" for Video Augusta Mary "Feminist State McLaughlin, Images University, in the News" Max Grubb Perspective" Radio Olszewski, and Stationʼs Kent A Michael "Quadraphonic State F. Radio: University, Advertising Online in Self-Regulation Industry of Failure The Cyberspace: in Selling "Host University, Indiana Bucy, P. Erik to Children" David Nelson, University of Central Oklahoma, Converged Curriculum?" "Is Radio Dead in Todayʼs Craig Threat Stark, "HD to Susquehanna Radioʼs Diversity" University, Daniel C. Walsh, University of South Carolina, "Power and Influence: An Application of Emersonʼs Exchange Theory to Television Stereotypes" Television James Fletcher, Staffordshire University, England, "The Global Variations in Charges Easier to Digest" Mobile Data Costs: Making Mobile Data Measure of Comparison A Display View: Field of Augie Grant, University of South Lee Carolina, "Vertical and Yang-Hwan Radio Marti" Ginger Miller Loggins, Alabama, University "Is of Race Really Harmful? The Suspect Impact Descriptions of Televised on Perceptions" Viewersʼ Ann Bobeck, National Association of Broadcasters, Washington, Ann Association DC Bobeck, of National Broadcasters, Washington, Peter Doyle, Federal DC Communications Commission, Washington, DC Washington, Irwin, P.C., Campbell Peter Tannenwald, & Tannenwald, Association DC of National Williams, Broadcasters, Washington, Kelly T. N250 [Law & Policy] Continuing this longest-running session, BEA a panel of government officials and law/policy experts will address the wide range of legal and policy issues facing the communications industries and related organizations. Moderator: Ball Barry State Umansky, University 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM AM 10:15 – 11:30 Current Issues in Law and Policy (Session ID: 32) 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM AM 10:15 – 11:30 Scholar to Scholar Competitive Research Poster Session (Session ID: 278) N249/N251 [All Convention] Moderator: Stan University LaMuth, Michigan Technological 2006 New Faculty Grant Research Winner History Division Law and Policy Division Radio and Audio Media Division Division Research Division Communications Technology
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THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 University broadcast and post production programs are increasingly faced with the need to integrate new digital technologies into the class the into technologies digital new integrate to need the with faced increasingly are programs production post and broadcast University Convention] [All N256 301) ID: (Session Professionals Production Post and Broadcast of Generation Next Transformingthe Teachingcareers. Prepare New to trends. New technologies. New 11:30– 10:15 AM AM University,Schmitt, State “Tellinʼ Paula Appalachian Tales in Appalachia” Place: Third (Tie):Place Second Place First Educational Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Specialty University,Hall, State Vote”“Go Jessica Appalachian Place: Third (Tie):Place Second Place: First CommercialsPromos,& PSAs, Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Personality Air (Tie):Place Third Place: Second Place: First Sports Media] and Audio Radio | Media Advisors [Student N255 268) ID: (Session Showcase Competition and AwardsStudent Audio Media Arts: of BEAFestival 11:30– 10:15 AM AM future. the of professionals production post and broadcast the create help to methods teaching our and curricula our adapt to whatʼsneeded at looks and environments production post and broadcast professional in and classroom the both in transformation digital this of impact the address will panel this professionals, industry and educators Including environments? changing these in success for curricula their adapt instructors can How toolsets. of as well room. But, successfully preparing the next generation of broadcast and post production professionals require a transformation of teaching as Blaise Labbe, News Director,KWTV News Labbe, Blaise University State Ball Misiewicz, Joe of University Akron Hoffman,The Phil Wolf,Editorial Miky Sky Big Pamela Patton, Appalachian State University, “Junaluska: The Integration Marshall” Formative YearsJohn The Bench: Justice University,the Chief Marshall “Before of Smith, Jen of a Southern Mountain Community” of Evolution the Philadelphia” in Radio at Personality Look A Stations: “Changing University, Rowan Goldstein, Andy and Guidetti Erica University,State “80ʼsColorado Extravaganza” Hansen, Adam Ghost” the of University,Return Marshall “The Hall, Scott University,and Live!” State “Baker Alex: Colorado Machado, Baker and Hannum Alex WesternMullins, University,Joseph Illusions” Carolina “Audio “YourPennsylvania, of University Favorite Music” Czekner,Mansfield Alternative Eric Snickers” a University,Upon Patton, State “Once Pamela Appalachian Verne,La of University Gouda” Schatz, “DJ Kevin KCSU-FM” on Maverick with Bumper University,to State “Bumper Colorado Hendriksen, Steve Radio” University,FM State “KCSU Colorado Metcalf, Ashton of “Play-by-Play v.Chad University Alabama, Alabama Anderson, Tennessee Basketball” State Play-by-Play” Football University,Blitz Salter,Southern Georgia“Buzz Bryan “Play-by-Play of “Play-by-Play v.University Alabama, Alabama Hoch, Nic Softball” Arkansas (WMUL-FM), University Marshall Chapman, Melanie v.Marshall Tulane Football” and Wilson David Reed, Alex -
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- Creating Creating the Future formats, while maintaining a workflow that encourages creative collaboration. How do educators stay a step ahead of the Everyday, our culture becomes more fixated on being able to consume media content “on the fly.” The days of schedules, or “appoint or schedules, of days The fly.” the “on content media consume to able being on fixated more becomes culture our Everyday, The new challenge—and the new opportunity—is to create compelling content that can be delivered quickly and easily in a variety of of variety a in when. easily and and watch to quickly want they what delivered decide be viewers where can model consumption that new a content to way compelling giving evolving, create are viewing,” to ment opportunity—is new the challenge—and new The Janet Kolodzy, Emerson Janet College, Kolodzy, “Media Convergence is Not an a Opportunity, Curse” DeMars, University Tony of North Carolina Storytelling Approach at on to Bullet-Points Visual Pembroke, the Web” “A of Underrepresented Sybril Citizens Bennett, Are Being “Participatory Belmont the Heard?” Journalism: Voices University, “Issues Regent of Wilkinson, University, Jeff Quality News Coverage in a Graduate Site” Student News Web Come learn more about Appleʼs Come industry learn standard Appleʼs more tools about for the Creative Professional. technological curve and effectively prepare students to adapt to a world where fresh content is required for multiple What distribution challenges outlets? do new distribution mechanisms present for educators who are grounded in traditional production methods? Join David President Vice Schleifer, of Strategic for Technology Planning a Avid at look at the challenges, opportunities, and strategies for educating students about todayʼs how they can use the latest technologies to create content for existing and emerging outlets. Moderator: Technology President of Vice David Avid Strategic Schleifer, Planning, Apple Creative & Pro Solutions N261 [All Convention] 11:45 AM - 12:45 11:45 PM N256 [All Convention] 11:45 AM – 12:45 11:45 PM Brave, A New Interactive World: Production Evolving and Traditional Distribution for the Consumer of Tomorrow (Session ID: 315) The Sound of the Story: Newscast Sonically (Session Branding Your ID: 302) N250 [All Convention] In this fun and interactive session, headed by industry leader Stephen Arnold, listen and see how “Sonic Branding” (the inventive music, effects use and tones) of can make a station or a network stand out and retain viewers, specifically the news segments. Discover how just 11:45 AM – 12:45 11:45 PM 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM AM 10:15 – 11:30 Journalism in a Values Multimedia World (Session ID: 173) N258 | [News Multicultural | Studies] Communication Technology interactive Media media, convergence, mobile media and citizen journalism are components of the new media universe. Intersection points teaching with deal educators journalism broadcast when debate and friction create coverage news good versus distribution and technology of web based news creation and when the industry sometimes expects the ʻsuper who journalistʼ can report across platforms. This panel will provide teaching tips and research findings in some of these areas. Moderator: Augie Grant, University of South Carolina a few simple audio elements can trigger real composers, designers and audio emotional experts will be and featured. Educators can win physical a $3000 donation connections to their broadcast department, within and students any given can win a video iPod! target audience. Advice from top Clips include: Advertising Frank and Radice, Promotion, Sr VP NBC Rolando Santos, President, CNN Headline News Audiologist/Hearing Au.D., Specialist CCCA, Sol Marghzar, Dr. Composer (“Seinfeld” and & Jonathan Wolff, “Will Grace”) 28
THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 New delivery of video promises to transform the way we watch television; but how does that affect the industry and those who rely on televi under the 1996 Act, various players are suggesting that reform and reconsideration are needed in the telecommunications/broadcasting arena. decade next the begin off.we take As finally to poised is definition US high while the neutrality network in discussed TelecomCongress companies. expansion broadband of lack the as well as communication broadband of slowness the deplored recently Copps Commissioner Policy] & [Law N232 280) ID: (Session Decade Next TelecommunicationsThe – Update Act PM 3:30 – PM 2:15 media education; encourages dissemination of information about impact of gender issues to professional colleagues in the field; leads discus The Gender Issues Division stimulates awareness and discussion of existing issues and problems related to gender concerns in the media and Issues] [Gender N231 10) ID: (Session Meeting Division Issues Gender PM 3:30 – PM 2:15 dessert. some grab and posters research competitive Scholar to Scholar the visit to Center Research the in off stop begin, sessions Before Convention] [All N249/N251 303) ID: (Session Center Research the in Dessert PM 2:00 – PM 1:30 Center.Research the in dessert with lunch Follow colleagues. and exhibitors with lunch special a with Hall Exhibit BEA2007 the off Kick Convention] [All N257/N259 & N252/N254 284) ID: (Session Hall Exhibit the in BEALuncheon PM 2:00 – PM 12:00 teaching, your in research. and aid work creative to available resources and information latest the get to vendors with chat and exhibits the among wander and Come Convention] [All N257/N259 & N252/N254 252) ID: (Session Hall Exhibit PM 6:00 – PM 12:00 New Yorkof University Oswego State at Messere, J. Fritz Moderator: yearʼsTelecom this at Update. discussed be to issues of Thereʼsshortage issues. no cross-ownership about concerned is sion and cable? Even though Howard Stern has moved to satellite radio, the FCC and the PTC are still concerned about smut, while the UCC University,State Chico California Meadows, Jennifer Weband Editor Manager: Newsletter ViceChair: Chair: Paper Chair: broadcasting/media. of disciplines the within study of area substantive a as concerns related gender on focusing issues of teaching the promotes and fosters gender; to related tenure and promotion of issues on sion Kim Zarkin, WestminsterZarkin, Kim “First Issues” College, Amendment Issues” “Privacy Nebraska-Lincoln, of University Lee, Thomas Laurie Issues” “Cables College, MacArthur,Utica Paul University,Issues” State “Broadcast Ball Caristi, Dom James Lohrey,University James Mansfield University Michigan Williamson,Patricia Central University State Murray Owens, Debbie - - THURSDAY 29 29 - - Creating Creating the Future Mark Levy, Radio Advertising Bureau, “Identifying and Understanding Student Behavioral Types in Teaching Broadcast Sales” Broadcast Teaching in Types Behavioral Student Understanding and “Identifying Bureau, Advertising Radio Levy, Mark Jim Jones, Howard KHPU-FM Payne General University, Manager Sally Nesselrode, College, St. WPUM-FM, Josephʼs General Manager Sam Lovato, Colorado Rev-89 State University, McDonnell, Parkland Tom College, WPCD-FM Brad Keim, University of Central Oklahoma, KUCO-FM, Student Program Director Kelli Lancaster, Anderson Career and Technology Center, “Effective Video Production Projects” Video “Effective Anderson Center, Career Kelli and Technology Lancaster, Brian Mitchell, Saint Production Xavier in Video High the School, High “Teaching School” Carrie McJunkin, Dublin Jerome High School, for “Tips Production the Teacher” New Video Alignment: The David Kent “Curriculum Key Smeltzer, State to University, Success in Production” High School Television cess. Mark will speak and engage the audience in an enjoyable and entertaining learning exercise. Moderator: Carolina University Western Don Connelly, lege radio station advisors that have made a format flip. The panel will discuss the technologies implemented, research conducted, student involvement, and the headaches encountered during the flipping process. Moderator: David Nelson, University of Central Oklahoma N235 [Management & Sales | Courses, Curricula Administration] & Advertising Bureau Prior 2003, to Mark joining Levy the enjoyed Radio a 22 year career in media sales and management. Mark has served as an account manager, director of sales, station manager and market Mark manager. is a two time winner of Media the “General McVay Manager of award. the Year” he Presently, is President/General Vice Sales Manager of RABʼs Educational Services Department. Mark is a regular instructor at both the RABʼs Dallas Academy and “on the road” Academy Extension Session sessions. Learning to basic studentʼs recognize personality traits a and modifying your sales teaching strategies can greatly increase teaching effectiveness and student suc 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM Identifying and Understanding Broadcast Student in Sales. Behavioral Teaching (Session Types ID: 85) 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM Video Production in Teaching the High School: Pedagogy and Projects (Session ID: 122) N234 Colleges | Aesthetics Production & Year/Small Criticism] [Two courses production video of rise the With setting. school secondary the in production video teaching of methods the explore will session This offered in high schools, the examination of effective pedagogy and techniques is important. The panel discussion will help to discover the strengths and weaknesses in current pedagogy by revealing the latest video production teaching techniques. Moderator: Kent David State McCoy, University
2:15 PM – 3:30 PM College Radio Flipping Your Station: The Risks and Rewards (Session ID: 83) N233 [Student Advisors] Media involved. risk and cost high the of because flipped rarely Paʼs and Maʼs the past, the In staple. a is formats flipping industry, radio todayʼs In But with todayʼs conglomerates like Clear Channel and Citadel, flipping is done often with much success. This panel will consist of col 30
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University Fraser Simon Castell, de Suzanne Moderator: century?” 21st the in genre crime media from learn and teach we can “how question the to perspectives, various through respond, to is presentation the of such purpose ludology.theory,The and critical inquiries aesthetics, television culture, pedagogical media poplar theory,broadcasting, with film as associated typically not methods interdisciplinary incorporate and approaches, theoretical and production, media historical integrate will presenters The curriculum. or education of form a as functions genre crime how examine will panel The Criticism] & Production | Aesthetics & Administration Curricula [Courses, N238 182) ID: (Session Curriculum as Genre Crime Examining Down: YouBang! Me Bang! Shot PM 3:30 – PM 2:15 University State Papper,Ball Bob Moderator: explication. and comment over debate the recast results for experts industry surprising and academic research, the together brings panel The there. This get to likely weʼre business. how and when and headed weʼre where and technology new news, of the future of the study new on a directors of news TVresults and the public released general Foundation Ford the and Foundation Directors News Television Radio the 2006, of fall the In [News] N237 76) ID: (Session News of Future The PM 3:30 – PM 2:15 College State Bridgewater Pennell, Marilyn Moderator: programs. Fulbright different of variety a in involved get to faculty for ways and education media broadcast of aspects multicultural and international the of awareness increased toward contributes experience Fulbright the how on be will focus Emphasis work. research/creative and a development curriculum teaching, to relate with they as experiences their China, discuss will Speakers media. of on Culture and History the in Seminar Abroad Summer Hays Fulbright a in and Media Program and Fulbright Studies Culture VisualGerman in the seminar a globe—including the across programs Fulbright related broadcast various in who participated speakers have feature will panel This experience. teaching traditional the beyond study and exchange international for opportunities term long and short valuable other of variety a offers also Program Fulbright the that a aware in not experience are educators teaching many country.However,long foreign year or semester traditional the of think usually they Program” “Fulbright phrase the hear educators When & Administration] Curricula Courses, | Studies Multicultural | [International N236 213) ID: (Session Program Fulbright the YourExpanding Through Exchange: Horizons International PM 3:30 – PM 2:15 Dana Salter, McGill University, “A Crime by Any Other Name: Using Critical Ludology as a Lens for Exploring the History the Exploring for Lens a as Ludology Critical Using Name: Other University,by “AAny Salter,McGill Crime Dana University,McGill Violence:“Justifiable Bashing” Sotiropolous, Gay Photi The of Axiology Contexts” Educational Sandra Chang, McGill University, “Bugs and Thugs and Crime Genre for the Under the Aged” for Genre Crime and University,Thugs and McGill “Bugs Chang, Sandra in Crime Televised Videoin Genre Games” Crime the of of Study Cultural A Gruesome: to Grissom “From University, McGill Cucinelli, Giuliana AvaUniversity Northwestern Greenwell, Institute Geisler,Poynter Jill Journalism in Excellence for TomProject Rosensteil, RTNDACochran, Barbara University State Papper,Ball Bob University,Vincent,C. State Ireland” Teaching“Fulbright Richard Indiana in Fellowship University” State Moscow at Specialist Texas,North Senior of “Fulbright Alan University Albarran, Kentucky,of “Positioning University Yourself Douglas Boyd, Fulbright” A. a for University,State India” Teaching“Fulbright Francisco in Vinay San Fellowship Shrivastava, China” of Culture and History The Seminar: Summer Hays “Fulbright College, State Bridgewater Pennell, Marilyn Germany” in Media VisualSeminar: and Studies Culture University,German State “Fulbright Francisco San Smith, Miriam
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- Creating Creating the Future Peggy Finucane, John Carroll University Louise Benjamin, University of Method Georgia, to “A Approach(es) His Analysis” to Madness: Historical Michael Keithʼs Pioneering “Michael Role Keithʼs University, in Christopher Radio Sterling, Studies” Washington George Michael Brown, Rolodex “Michael University American that Keithʼs of Wyoming, Radio Links Culture” “JRS & University, the Frank Imagination Chorba, Washburn of Michael Keith” Indra de Silva, “Michael Xavier Author” Keith: Scholar The University, & Man Behind the Teacher, “Radio & Globe Trotter University, Scholar–Michael Keith” Washburn Maria Raicheva-Stover, Tom Denove, Head Tom of Film Production, School UCLA Dennis Keeling, Post Production Columbia Manager, College, Chicago Emerson Jon Manager, College, Satriale, Boston Journalism Technology will participate in the session. AVID Apple Additional and Adobe, panelists from Michael Ogden, Central Washington University, “A Discipline of Visual Representation: Approaches to Documentary Publishing” Douglas Ferguson, College of Charleston, Editor, Journal of Radio Studies, “The Journal Editorial Review Process and Documentary Research Treatments” tions, pioneering role in radio studies, and the career behind the man and scholar. Michael Keith more is Americaʼs than most 20 prominent books on author radio of broadcasting. He was the first Chair of the Radio Audio and Media division, a significant contributor to the success of the Journal of Radio Studies, and a scholar who has been celebrated by nearly every He honorary recently broadcasting society. received the Frank Stanton award for his contributions to radio studies. The audience will be invited to share their comments in tribute to Michael Keith. Moderator: Auburn Susan University Brinson,
P2 Filebased Workflow in the Broadcast Production Environment N256 [All Convention] 2:15 PM - 3:30 PM 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM Documentary Research (Session ID: 54) N251 [Documentary] This session will be an open forum to discuss opportunities and publication strategies. approaches to original research in documentary scholarship, including Moderator: Carrie B. Chrisco, McNeese State University 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM Michael Contributions Keith’s to Radio Studies: Join the Celebration (Session ID: 279) N250 [Radio Audio and Media] This session celebrates the prolific radio Michael scholarship Keith, of Boston Dr. The College. scholarly panelists innova discuss Keithʼs [History] continually and encourage to are goals The field. the in scholarship conducting and history teaching with concerned is Division History The improve teaching in the area; to provide a forum for the presentation of original scholarship; to share ideas and resources in the field; and to encourage preservation of historical materials. Chair: Chair: Vice Newsletter Editor: Auburn Susan University Brinson, University Tech Manager: Texas Web Youngblood, Ed University-Idaho Young Brigham Lane Williams, 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM History Division Meeting (Session ID: 11) N249
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THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 School Broadcasting Zealand New Pauling, Brian Moderator: radioʼsfrom past. lessons the re-applied and re-learned have so localʼdoing and in ʻlive and being of power and importance the re-discovered community—have and international, even or commercial national, service, stations—public of radio local convergence, favor and iPod in the of age relevance the how,in local examine will panel its This genres. abandoning and brands for so or decade last the over criticized much been has Radio [International] N258 150) ID: (Session Future its for Relevance New Find to Past its to Listened has Radio How “Local”: of Importance the Re-Discovering PM 3:30 – PM 2:15 Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Spec TV Place: Third Place: Second Place: First FeatureFilm Student Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Film Short Student Moderator: [Writing] N255 266) ID: Scriptwriting (Session AwardsStudent and Faculty Division WritingMedia Arts: of BEAFestival PM 3:30 – PM 2:15 Notes” “Field Greensboro, at Carolina North of University Edwards, Emily University,Snap” Michigan “Cold Central Corbett, Kevin AwardsExcellence: of Competition: of Best Competition FeatureScript Monkey” “Concrete Greensboro, at Carolina North of University Edwards, Emily Fluff-Fluff”of University,Resurrection Meyer,Fox George“The Matt AwardsExcellence: of Competition: of Best Script Short Faculty Richard Rudin, Liverpool John Moores University, UK, “Talking Local: How the Applications for One of the Last Major UK Major Last the of University,One “TalkingMoores the for UK, John How Applications Liverpool Local: Rudin, Richard Industry” Music the and Radio University,Between Staffordshire“Transforming Relations Priestman, UK, Chris Radio” Totalof of Country De-Regulation a in Berryman Bruce, RMIT, Melbourne, Australia, “Digital on a Shoestring: How the Grassroots Values of Community Radio Fare Branding of the Local Stations Render Them Obsolete?” Them Render Stations Local the of Branding Deborah Wilson, Lincoln University, UK, “BBC Local Radio: The Origins of the 85 Year Old Network. Could the Homogenous RadioʼsLocal Heritage” of Importance the Reveal Radio Licenses Commercial Analogue Survived has Content Local How Radio: Zealand New on Content “Local School, Broadcasting Zealand New Pauling, Brian TimesTechnologicalin of Change” Jason Arena, Torian Barnett, Rob Bruce, Lauren Kaweck, Minshu Tang, and Tani Warner, Purdue University University,Book” State The “Supernatural: Missouri Payton, Ross Fears” University,Facing State “House: Missouri Leggitt, Stephen University,Rowan “Floaters” Licisyn, Michael University,LyndsieMarquette “Roommaid” Schwanebeck, University,Ninety-Six” Fox George“Nineteen Riese, Andrew University,Madison “Stockholm” James Gleason, Paul Echo” University,Moonlit Madison “The James Santayana, Stephen TamaraTaylorShaya, University,Me” “Shelter University Carolina East Martin, Carey Jeff Hirschberg, Buffalo State College, “The Adventures of Microchip Mike” Microchip “The of College, Adventures State BuffaloHirschberg,Jeff Pooch” University,the Madison “Shooting James Reynolds, J. Kevin Jacobs” “Nip/Tuck:Marley Calumet,
THURSDAY 33 33 - - Creating Creating the Future Catherine Luther, Catherine University Luther, of Tennessee Max Grubb, Kent State University McNeese State Standley, University Tracey John Armstrong, Furman University, “Public Access Television Age in of the Access the Television Armstrong, “Public Internet” Furman John University, University Michael of Huntsberger, Oregon, “From Piracy to Propriety: LPFM Grows Up” “Carrier Chester Current University, in Phil Thompsen, West an iPod World” University Al of AM: Stavitsky, Oregon, Could on “LP it Happen?” Karen Kearns, California All Northridge, State May “That University, Be One” Sisters of St. Joseph California Amed” Northridge, State Muslim “Amed University, comedian Thelma Vickroy, Loyola Amed” Cinematographer Kurt Marymount “Amed Daugherty, University, Saavadra, San Tony Pedro High School, “DOCS ROCK” High School Documentary Program Day From A Alum, Point John a California of Duarte, Northridge, Cowʼs View State “Dairy University, Cow,” sis of technology and its impractical application in a segregated, non-realistic environment. With no substantive working-world reference to draw on in most cases, students are continually shortchanged in their quest for true understanding. This seminar will examine methods with which to open new approaches to relating both basic and advanced concepts of cinematography and digital image The creation. key is simple. Stop relating how things are done and start relating why. Moderator: American Richard Society Crudo, of Cinematographers (ASC), Past President ASC of the and radio, tious carrier-current as social well goals. as Presentations a include report status on reports on low-power FM, TV, public-access the little-known LP-AM service proposal. Panelists will discuss the role and relevance of these analog channels in a digital age. Moderator: Glenda Balas, University of New Mexico Respondent: University of Utah Avery, Robert K. N233 [Documentary] will range from dealing with students This panel explores the Topics art of creating sensitive documentaries in an educational environment. with controversial subjects to professors producing their own challenging documentaries. Each regarding securing funding, filmmaker bartering resources and finding time will while teaching to complete a share documentary project. personal struggles Moderator: Karen Kearns, California Northridge State University, 3:45 PM – 5:00 PM Producing Documentaries Hot in Topic a Politically Correct World (Session ID: 129) Low Power, High Low Ideals Power, (Session ID: 117) N232 [Law & Policy | Student Advisors Media | Radio Audio and Media] ambi but coverage limited has Each channels. distribution broadcast non-traditional of range a of impact and ideals the examines panel This 3:45 PM – 5:00 PM Vice Chair: Vice Manager: Web Research-in-Progress Chair: Connie Book, Elon University N231 [Research] interests and methodology research, telecommunication include interests whose members BEA of work the supports Division Research The not served by other divisions. Their goals are to encourage all members BEA interested in research to join the division; to provide forums for discussion on issues in broadcast and electronic media research; and to provide leadership roles in shaping the future of broadcast and electronic media research. Chair: 3:45 PM – 5:00 PM Research Division Meeting (Session ID: 19) 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM Cinematography—The Perspective Working Professional’s Teaching (Session ID: 314) N240 [All Convention] Despite the earnest and well-informed approach of many modern instructors, film and video education is too to often restricted a dry analy 34
THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Wasbotten, Thor University State Penn Moderator: examples. and thoughts their share to teachers “live” best the of some together brings panel This talent. young hiring consider directors news when write to able being to only second perhaps is professionalism and poise with shots live perform to ability The [News] N237 72) ID: (Session TeachingReporting for Live Practices Best Classroom!: the from Live PM 5:00 – PM 3:45 University State Parcells, Peay Frank Austin Respondent: University State Parcells, Peay Frank Austin Moderator: U.S. the in markets competitive in stations TVand radio of promotion and publicity the Webin play sites that and role WorldWebmedia the broadcast explore the Aindustry both services) from (Internet experts hosting of and group design Wide Sales] Technology[Communication & Management | N236 104) ID: (Session Stations TV and Radio for Sites Web of Role The PM 5:00 – PM 3:45 con the of One region. the in media of role the on emphasis greater in resulted Terrorhas Waron the and East Middle the on focus The [International] N235 30) ID: (Session East Middle the in Projects Education TransparencyJournalism Promoting Through PM 5:00 – PM 3:45 voca a learn to place a being either as Colleges Junior and Community with associated realities and stereotypes the at look will panel This [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N234 College: ABalance Community Act...Vo-Tech 113)Transfer?ID: (Session or PM 5:00 – PM 3:45 Education in the Middle East administered by IREX is joining three American universities with Middle East universities to develop new develop to models universities of broadcast East and journalism education. Middle Panelists will with Journalism address the partnerships universities between Through their American universities three and TransparencyMiddle joining Eastern universi entitled is IREX project by Aadministered journalists. East Middle professional the and in Education qualified of shortage a is there that is drawn clusions IREX Whitehouse, Mark Moderator: outcomes. possible and ties College Grossmont Owens, Roger Respondent: College Oxnard Merrill, Kitty Moderator: university.or college 4-year a to stepping-stone a as or tion Susan Green, Arizona State University Green, State Susan Arizona Wells,Robert University Lutheran Pacific University Methodist Southern Coffee, Melvin University State Francisco San Gonzalez, Marty University Illinios Eastern Borzi, G. Mark University Gotcher,State Mike Peay Austin Daniel McVayAnstandig, Media Nashville Cutler,NewsChannel5, Mike YvonneUniversity Prather,State Peay Austin University State Ball Misiewicz, Joe Mark Whitehouse, IREX, “MENA-TransparencyProject” IREX, Whitehouse, Mark Tefft,Lebanon” Sheila in University,Education Emory “Broadcast Egypt” in University,Education State “Broadcast Kent Grubb, Max Jordan” in Tennessee,of Education University “Broadcast Swan, Sam College McCoy,Community Michelle Cuyahoga JeffCollege Tyrus, Community Sinclair College Community Shearer,Hillsborough Ron College Oxnard Merrill, Kitty - - - THURSDAY 35 35
Creating Creating the Future JoAnne Holman, James Madison University and Michael A. McGregor, Indiana University, “Citizens Susan Huelsing Sarapin, Purdue University, “Americaʼs New ʻFʼ Word, ʻForensicsʼ: The History of in the UK” Kaltenborn and the Munich Crisis Mary “Radio M. as Spillman, Ball Public State Forum: H.V. University, of 1938” Televisionʼs Forensic Science Subgenre” Televisionʼs Burt Buchanan, McNeese “Edward State R. University, Murrow S. and William Paley” Recent History A of Online: Public Participation at the Federal Communications Commission” Mary Schaffer, California State University, Northridge, “War Documentaries: California Perspectives Northridge, Mary State of “War Schaffer, University, Iraq” Grace Provenzano, Alive” San Francisco Documentaries “Keeping Traditional State University, Christian Science “Balance Daniel Monitor, Wood, is Not the Objective” Kalpana a Singh-Chitnis, Story: Independent “Telling Short Filmmaker, Dramas” Miriam Smith, San Francisco “Docu-ganda: The State Perfect University, Ethical Storm?” Melissa Lee Price, Staffordshire University, England, “Herding Cats: Working with Six European Institutions to Create an Online MFA” Online an Create to Institutions Austin to Peay “Using Enhance State Online Technology Student Pamela University, European Learning” Gray, Six with Working Cats: “Herding Robert Nulph, England, Clarion University Newcomers of Online Perspective” A Pennsylvania, for “Teaching the First Time: University, Staffordshire Price, Lee Melissa Skills Online” Southeast Used Missouri “Teaching in Teaching State University, Cindie Yanow, Jeter Open First Place: [History] Moderator: University Tech Texas Youngblood, Ed Debut First Place: 3:45 PM – 5:00 PM History Division Paper Competition (Session ID: 56) N249 3:45 PM – 5:00 PM Crossing The Line: Separating Fact from Opinion in Contemporary Documentaries (Session ID: 195) N240 [Documentary | International] the in revived was propaganda) + (documentary docu-ganda The programming. opinion-based of phase a entering be to seem Documentaries mass a for programs producing are parties political Even exploded. since has genre the but Me, and Roger Mooreʼs Michael with 1980s late audience and calling them “documentaries.” Panelists will dissect this phenomenon, talk about the rise of politically based documentaries and their role in elections, and analyze the future of what has been traditional educational programming. Moderator: Grace Provenzano, San Francisco State University 3:45 PM – 5:00 PM Adventures in Online Instruction (Session ID: 178) N238 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | Communication Technology] As online technology expands, many institutions are using the internet to deliver online courses. This session looks at how communication educators have adapted to this new delivery system. Moderator: Austin Peay State Pamela University Gray, Respondent: Arizona State University Don Godfrey, Second Place: Second Place (Tie): Richard Rudin, “The Liverpool Politics John of Moores the University, Introduction of Commercial Radio The faculty and staff of the College of Mass Communication and the Department of Electronic Media Communication at
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THURSDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Respondent: Fred Thorne, California State University,State Chico California Thorne, Fred Respondent: Balboa” Rocky to Blaine Rick Hero: Incomplete “The College, State BuffaloHirschberg, Jeffrey Place: First Debut University,State Chico California Thorne, Fred Moderator: [Writing] N251 68) ID: (Session Competition Paper Division Writing PM 5:00 – PM 3:45 WJXTCorbitt, Gary Moderator: grow can we ways discuss to session. this to invited divisions be also will members industry.Issues BEAProfessional the BEAwithin of and both Council diversity Gender and Studies Multicultural the both with meet will Committee Diversity BEA The Issues] Gender | Studies [Multicultural N250 188) ID: (Session Meeting Committee BEADiversity PM 5:00 – PM 3:45 tradition between relationship the of concerns addressing for forum specific a provide to founded was Division Studies Multicultural The Studies] [Multicultural N250 15) ID: (Session Meeting Division Studies Multicultural PM 5:00 – PM 3:45 Web Manager: Cindie Jeter Yanow, Cindie University State Missouri Southeastern YvonneUniversity Prather,WebState Peay Austin Manager: W.WesternHoon, University Buzz Illinois University State Cristina Francisco Azocar,San Chair: Paper ViceChair: Chair: issues. these teaching academyʼsto the response and entrepreneurship and electronic media. The division also provides a forum for discussion of issues and presentation of research on issues of portrayal, employment (i.e., groups Hispanic, Native ethnic the African, and and (ANANA)—and racial Asian American groups—especially underrepresented ally - THURSDAY 39 39
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5:15 PM – 6:30 PM Charge: Women in Taking Management (Session ID: 155) N234 [Gender Issues] there Today are more women managers in the broadcast industry than ever before. While women managers face some of the same issues as their male counterparts, they may also encounter challenges that are uniquely gender related. These include being perceived by contrast, not as aggressive This assertive or, enough. panel will explore some of the issues overly and challenges faced by women in management positions. Panelists will talk first-hand about their own experiences and the management and leadership challenges theyʼve They will encountered. offer tips to broadcast educators that will help them prepare their students for management and leadership positions. Moderator: Andi Stein, California Fullerton State University,
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Creating Creating the Future Camcorder showing workflow into non-linear editing. Youʼll learn how easy it is to integrate these tools into tools these integrate to is it easy how learn Youʼll editing. non-linear into workflow showing Camcorder your existing broadcast video conference curriculum. attendees BEA will be able to reserve a space in a lab on the day that class is Come offered. sign-up early in the class day ONLY because space is limited. On-site Promax/BDA is Promax/BDA a worldwide association of entertainment marketers, promoters and designers, representing more than 500 television stations and all major broadcast and cable networks in the U.S., as well as more than 3000 [All Convention] the of one Join photography. and design sound graphics, motion editing, video for tools latest the of some with time hands-on Get get youʼll Lab Training Hands-On Apple/Panasonic the In Trainers. Certified Panasonic and Apple by led classes hands-on free, Digital P2 HVX200 Panasonicʼs of demonstrations be will there Plus tools. based Mac and Apple latest the drive test to chance a 9:00 AM AM – 9:00 10:15 After Effects Motion Adobe Graphics in From Storyboard to Execution Explore concepts, workflow and production techniques that are essential in creating a Motion Graphics Project while working in Adobe After Adobe Effects, Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. It will also introduce you to a curriculum for teaching will Motion include Graphics. researching Topics ideas, rough storyboards, logo design, style pages, new set to continues software Effects® After Adobe® how see Come compositing. and elements building storyboards, polished standards in motion graphics and visual effects for film, video, DVD, and the Web. 9:00 AM 9:00 – 4:15 PM Adobe Lab Hands-on (Free Session) Training Training (Session ID: 287) N242 [All Convention] 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM – 10:30 11:45 Audition Adobe Audio Professional with Digital Learn the power of the new Audition version Adobe as of a professional mastering and engineering tool in the take studio. a Weʼll look at how to restore older, archival recordings and optimize them for DVD and CD audio using our new Frequency Space Editing Also, youʼll techniques. Audition see can how be used to take mono and stereo material and re-version it for 5.1 surround DVDs. 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Motion Graphics Adobe created Photoshop with Adobe Photoshop Brush skills up and on learn your some new tips and tricks to incorporate compelling graphics into your motion graphics seamlessly integrate that features new cover and work their enhance to Photoshop used have pros the of some how you show Weʼll projects. video with and Adobeʼs all audio of solutions products. 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Adobe Editing Pro Video Premiere Professional in See how Adobe Premiere Pro software revolutionizes nonlinear video editing, ranging from and HDV, DV, full control HD, to take giving video and you audio production precise to an entirely new get level. to Youʼll experience a real-time editing environment, new project management tools, advanced color correction, enhanced audio editing capabilities and unmatched Adobe Photoshop compatibility. As 8:45 AM 8:45 – 5:00 PM Apple/Panasonic Lab Hands-on (Free Session) Training (Session Training ID: 289) N239 BEA Breakfast BEA with PROMAX (Session ID: 248) N243 [All Convention] 8:45 AM 8:45 – AM 9:45 individual members in 70 countries. 8:00 AM 8:00 – 5:00 PM BEA2007 Convention Registration (Session ID: 246) Lobby N250 [All Convention] registration begins AM at in 8:00 Room N239. well, youʼll see how this product seamlessly integrates with Production Studio. the rest of the Adobe video and audio solutions in the brand new Adobe 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Authoring for Professional DVD Adobe Creative Production Encore in DVD Learn how to go from raw content to a professional DVD in Attend 4 this simple session steps? and learn how to Adobe create DVDs with Encore Adobe DVD. Photoshop format, Convert your source files to MPEG-2 and Dolby Digital (R) audio, create and edit menus in native integrate motion menus and After transitions Effects from and manage navigation flexible Adobe design interface. Encoreʼs using THE CHARLES & LUCILLE KING FAMILY FOUNDATION
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Journal of Radio Studies Journal of and Broadcasting Media Electronic Feedback Feedback Candace Egan, California Fresno, State “Documentary University, Storytelling in a Multimedia, Online Medium” Spangler Lynn and Gregory State Bray, at University and New of the Documentary York Paltz, New Web into “Weaving the Douglas Ferguson, College of Charleston, Don Godfrey, Arizona State University, Arizona State University, Don Godfrey, Joe Misiewicz, Ball State University, Costello, “The Elon Synthetic Vic University, Image: Is or it is ʻLiveʼ it Digitized?” University Larry of Dailey, Nevada, Reno, Place: “Playing With Game Design and Verisimilitude” of Seeing” Another Way Jim Ferolo, “Beyond Verisimilitude: Bradley University, Howard Goldbaum, University Aspirational” Historical of and Nevada, Reno, “Verisimilitude, in Second Teaching Life” Ed Lamoureux, “The Bradley Avatar: Professor University, as Cristina Azocar, San Azocar, of Francisco “Changing Diversity” Cristina State the Teaching University, “Digital Times, Diversity Online Andrew in Editor DeVigal, Mainstream for The News York New Organizations” in News” J-Lab, Jan “New Voices Schaffer, Julian America Do, Media, New “Ethnic Media Online” San Wilson, Francisco “Focusing State Newswriting University, and Reporting Yumi for Diversity” Media Curricula at New SUNY Paltz” Ohio Shane Tilton, University-Zanesville, “How Affect Interactive Definitions Narratives of Documentary” for Documentary “Using State Tool & Podcasts Judy University, Electronic as Oskam, Texas Media” a Teaching mentary methods in a new online environment. This session will explore the impact of media convergence on the documentary genre and media departments in general. Panelists will share information about documentary storytelling in an online environment and the process of curriculum changes to make convergence happen. Moderator: State Judy University Oskam, Texas - School of Journalism and Mass Communication
10:00 AM – 11:15 AM AM 10:00 – 11:15 The Next “Verisimilitude: Best Thing to Being There” (Session ID: 119) N235 [Communication Technology] How can emerging media technologies better communicate, and more closely emulate, essential aspects of real-life experience? From illusion the the create to tools media new used have journalists and producers 3D, Imax immersive todayʼs to experiments, photographic earliest of verisimilitude. What may be coming next? Moderator: Howard Goldbaum, University of Nevada, Reno
Media. They will discuss the content of the journals and the submission process as well as answer any questions you may have. Moderator: University Publications of Committee Utah-BEA Chair Avery, Robert K. N234 [All Convention] publications: BEA your of editors the meet and Come 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM AM 10:00 – 11:15 Meet the Editors (Session ID: 44) 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM AM 10:00 – 11:15 Practicing Diversity in a Digital World (Session ID: 41) N233 [Multicultural Studies | News | Gender Issues] Diversity is no longer a buzzword in the It news should industry. be. News in a digital world has the potential to reach many marginalized groups in an unprecedented way. Moderator: State Hayg University Oshagan, Wayne
10:00 AM – 11:15 AM AM 10:00 – 11:15 Documentary on the Internet: Have We Been Here Before? (Session ID: 139) N232 [Documentary | Courses, Curricula Administration & Aesthetics | Production & Criticism] Documentary storytellers and mass communication faculty are creating and shaping the media future by incorporating traditional docu
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Josh Schlabach, Chattahoochee TechnicalChattahoochee Heart” “SuffocatedSchlabach, College, Josh Mentions Honorable Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Video Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Audio College TomParkland McDonnell, Moderator: [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N238 Two270) Media Arts: ID: of BEA(Session Year/SmallFestival Festival AwardsCollege 11:15– 10:00 AM AM ques Some tenure. for up go they when face professors media electronic that practices and policies different the review will session This News] | Research | & Administration Curricula [Courses, N237 203) ID: (Session Programs TenureBroadcast of in Future The 11:15– 10:00 AM AM profes statesʼ the from (separate organizations education broadcast state forming from benefits many reap can Broadcasters Educational Media Advisors] [Student N236 123) TogetherID: Colleges (Session and Schools High Organizations—Bringing Educational Broadcast State 11:15– 10:00 AM AM Lafayette at Louisiana of University Davie, WilliamR. Moderator: involved. politics the of some plus elements, service and research, teaching, reviewing of methods deadwood rather faculty than create stimulate productivity? to tends The panel it will if consider such all, issues at as review well as tenure weighting have production why versus scholarly and portfolios, process, this in doesnʼt what and works what include considered be to tions Indiana Southern of University Morris, John Moderator: group. successful a such create to how on ideas attendees give will session this and everyone helped has educators broadcast school high and college with relationship The licenses. station to challenges defending in together worked also has join. Since then the IASB hasgrown. There are now separate annual conferences and competitions for highschoolsandcolleges. The group to colleges invited and ago decades two over schools high for this organization).did sional Indiana Broadcasters The School of Association Dilemma: Research a Maintaining of Challenge The Agenda Informed Staying While Production Latest the About Techniques and Equipment” and Promotion Tenureand Professorʼs Broadcast “The Lafayette, at Louisiana of University Auter,Philip and Davie R. William Pre-Tenureof Experiences U.S. Professor” University,and Assistant Mercer “Overseas Black, Jay Environments” JeffUniversity,Wilkinson,Non-Traditional University Regent in “Tenure Promotion and Director” Program a From Tenuringon Faculty “Thoughts Broadcast Carolina, East TimHudson, Kentucky,of “AUniversity Boyd, ViewTop: the Doug From From Perspectives Administration” Student” College the University,Tenerelli,Joe for State “Benefits Indiana Broadcaster” School High the WalkerHenn, for Center,Dan “Benefits Career Broadcaster” College the for “Benefits Indianapolis, of Uecker,University Scott WereBroadcasters School Together”Brought High and College “How Indiana, Southern of University Morris, John Jonathan Hartwig and Christopher Poetter, Bethany Lutheran College, “Moth and Rust” and “Moth College, Lutheran Poetter,Bethany Christopher and Hartwig Jonathan “Martyr” College, Lutheran Bethany Schmidt, Ashley TechnicalChattahoochee Plouff,“Pandemic” Adam College, Lines” the “Between VandermanuseCollege, Greg Lutheran Leyrer,Bethany Michael and Feature” Morgan Cindi Costoulas, Hassan Mbatch, and Ira Hughley Jr., Chattahoochee Technical College, “Andre “Andre College, Technical Chattahoochee Jr., Hughley Ira and Mbatch, Hassan Costoulas, Cindi Trail”Comet Silver TechnicalChattahoochee “The Jones, College, Steven promo” Blitz Night University,Monday Jones “WBJU-FM Bob London, Jack Cindi Costoulas, Steven Jones, and Cara Price, Chattahoochee Technical College, “Brent Ragsdale Feature” Compilation” DJ “On-air College, Windrem,Jenny Grossmont promo” Blitz Night University,Monday Jones “WBJU-FM Bob London, Jack WaveThe “88.7 Package” College, Imaging Parkland Gebbink, Matt - -
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Creating Creating the Future Hsiao Hui Ho, University of Florida and National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung, “Knocking the Great the “Knocking Kaohsiung, University, Yat-sen Sun National and Florida of University Ho, Hui Hsiao Daniel C. Walsh, University of South Carolina, “Broadcasting to Cuba in the Potter Box: An Ethical Richard C. Vincent, Indiana Richard State C. Vincent, University Dennis Conway, Marist Dennis College Conway, Firewall: Determinants of Entry into the New Media System of China — Understanding the Past and Diplomacy” Web Chalisa Magpanthong, Ohio University, “Prediction of Community Involvement in Thai Community Tribute to Dr. Deal” to Tribute Dr. Creating the Future” Exploring Web: Wide World the on Broadcasting “International University, State Pennsylvania Douai, Aziz Radio Stations” Analysis Radio and TV Marti” Sun Sun Lim, National University of Singapore, “Hichang Cho and Milagros Rivera, National University of Singapore, “Exploring the Relationship of Online Privacy, Government Surveillance and National ID Multi-Country Study” A Cards: University Larrie E. Gale, Young Brigham Commercial Campaign” Earthquake Preparedness)” Open First Place: Debut First Place: International Division Paper Competition (Session ID: 57) N249 [International] Moderator: 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM AM 10:00 – 11:15 Narrative Best of Competition: of Excellence: Award Merit: Special Technical “Thesis State Film” University, (Feature Ron Film) DeMarse, Valdosta Promotional Emily Edwards, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, “Scripture Cake” (Feature Film) Emily Edwards, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Best “Scripture of Cake” Competition: (Feature Film) of Excellence: Award Craig Loras Schaefer, College Stop 2006: of Domestic Iowa, Violence” “Dubuque Y: Gala Community Dinner “Presidentʼs Verne, La of University Rodrigues, Shane and Pollock Don Laponis, Michael Mixed Best of Competition: of Excellence: Award Merit: Special Technical Documentary) (Music “Mackrocumentary” University, Madison James DʼZousa, Adrienne and Woody John Babak Sarrafan, San Jose State, “Get Me Off” (Music Video) Babak Sarrafan, San Jose State, “Get Me Off” (Music Video) Educational/Instructional Best of Competition: Scott Hodgson, University of Oklahoma, “Suddenly...On an Average Day: Getting Ready (Sequel to 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM AM 10:00 – 11:15 Festival BEA of Arts: Media Faculty Video Competition (Session ID: 269) N240 Aesthetics [Production & Criticism] Moderator: Commercial/P.S.A Best of Competition: of Excellence: Award Scott Hodgson, University of Oklahoma, “Banking Local Style Commercials” Ian Feinburg and James Townley, Chattahoochee Technical College, “Chattahoochee Technical College Third Place:
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FRIDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Moderator: Max Utsler, University of Kansas-District 5 Board Representative Board 5 Kansas-District of Utsler,University Max Moderator: Texas,Oklahoma, Central South Missouri, and Mexico, America, America, Kansas, Australia Arkansas, Convention] [All N235 49) ID: (Session Meeting 5 District PM 1:15 – PM 12:15 Representative Board 4 University-District Bradley Pitts, Greg Moderator: Scandinavia and Wisconsin,Dakota, Canada South Dakota, North Nebraska, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Convention] [All N234 48) ID: (Session Meeting 4 District PM 1:15 – PM 12:15 Representative Board 3 University-District Ohio Newton, Greg Moderator: Virginia,Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, Washington Delaware, Russia Westincluding D.C., Europe Eastern Virginia,and East Middle Convention] [All N233 47) ID: (Session Meeting 3 District PM 1:15 – PM 12:15 Representative Board of 2 Williams, Glenda University Alabama-District Moderator: Tennessee,Carolina, and South Caribbean Africa Carolina, North Kentucky,Georgia,Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, Convention] [All N232 46) ID: (Session Meeting 2 District PM 1:15 – PM 12:15 Representative Board New 1 Yorkof District University Oswego, State at Messere, J. Fritz Moderator: Jersey,New New Hampshire, York, New Vermont,Massachusetts, Island, Maine, Rhode Connecticut, WesternBritain including Europe Convention] [All N231 45) ID: (Session Meeting 1 District PM 1:15 – PM 12:15 Meeting. District a to heading before snack quick a Grab Convention] [All N257/N259 & N252/N254 294) ID: (Session Hall Exhibit the in Snacks PM 11:1512:15 – AM Place: First Open Place: First Debut University State Oklahoma McGuire, John Moderator: Media] and Audio [Radio N251 63) ID: (Session Competition Paper Division Media & Audio Radio 11:15– 10:00 AM AM Third Place: Third Place: Second Issues-Programs List Availability in Missouri Radio Station Public Inspection Files” Inspection Public List Station Issues-Programs AvailabilityRadio Missouri in Douglas Ferguson, College of Charleston; Clark Greer, Cedarville University; Michael Reardon, College of Convergence: of Challenges the and Webcastingto Stations” Athe Framework Radio Qualitative of College ACR Application Radio “College University, State Green Bowling Merrill, Stephen ak mt ad lzbt Cak Tua Sae nvriy “infcn Tetet A Assmn of Assessment An Treatment: “Significant University, State Truman Clark, Elizabeth and Smith Mark Heather Elizabeth Polinsky, Central Michigan University, “Local Radio Station Group Charleston, Ownership “Uses Efficiencies” and Gratifications of MP3 Players by College Students: Are iPods More Popular than Radio?”
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Creating Creating the Future Paul Creasman, Azusa Paul Pacific Creasman, University Elizabethtown College Yoder, Randyll Manfred Wolfram, University of Manfred Cincinnati, Wolfram, Munich Summer Curriculum – Program Director Drew McDaniel, Center Ohio for University, International Studies Abroad Mark Central Program, Study Poindexter, Michigan Paris, University, France, Program Director Herbert Zettl, Professor Emeritus, San Francisco State University, Former resident director for California State University E. Ray Burton, Long Beach Community College University-Idaho Brian Howard, Young Brigham McDonnell, Parkland Tom College students in Heidelberg Germany and Tuebingen, N233 [International | Multicultural Studies | Courses, Curricula Administration] & and manufacturing employment, information, lives—entertainment, daily our affects It culture. dominated e-media global, a in living are We business transactions. How about education? Are we preparing our majors to compete in this electronically wired world? This panel will explore this paradigm shift and, by example, will showcase how some institutions are addressing this educational challenge. Moderator: E-Media Division, Manfred University Wolfram, of Cincinnati 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM The of International Value E-Media Programs in a Global E-Media Culture (Session ID: 6) 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Online Learning: Hybrid Production (Session ID: 95) N232 Colleges] Year/Small [Two This panel will describe what various institutions are doing to promote online learning in production-based courses. Moderator: Gwin Faulconer-Lippert, Oklahoma City Community College Student Advisors Media Division Meeting (Session ID: 20) N231 [Student Advisors] Media The goals Advisors Student are Divisionʼs Media to stimulate awareness and discussion of existing issues and related problems to student- operated electronic outlets on campuses; to encourage dissemination of information about the impact of student operations to professional colleagues in the field; and to foster and promote the teaching of information connected with the operation of any outlet where students are the primary workforces as a substantive area of the disciplines of broadcasting/media. Chair: 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM N237 [All Convention] All two-year schools in the USA Moderator: E. Ray Burton, Long Beach City College-District 7 Board Representative Paper Chair: Newsletter Editor: Membership Coordinator: Dale Arizona Hoskins, University Northern John Owens, University of Cincinnati 12:15 PM – 1:15 PM District 7 Meeting (Session ID: 51) 12:15 PM – 1:15 PM District 6 Meeting (Session ID: 50) N236 Pacific and Asia [All Convention] Wyoming, Washington, Utah, Oregon, Mexico, New Nevada, Montana, Idaho, Hawaii, Colorado, California, Arizona, Alaska, Moderator: Lena Zhang, San Francisco State University-District 6 Board Representative
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FRIDAY 101 Media BEA2007 documentaries. This session presents faculty and professionals who have produced documentaries at a national level and who will produce share to inno faculty and students encouraging are programs broadcasting more equipment production digital inexpensive of advent Withthe [Documentary] N236 110)ID: (Session Students College TeachingWaysto of Innovative Documentary PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 History is important for understanding why certain things operate as they do in the present. Broadcast facilities in the 21st century are struc & Administration] Curricula Courses, | Sales & [Management N235 1) ID: (Session Relevant Remain that Past the of Threads Discovering Consistencies: Pedagogical and Organizational Approaches, Principles, Enduring PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 University State Green Bowling Mascaro, Thomas Respondent: University State Green Bowling Mascaro, Thomas Moderator: aspects. key four of significance current and historical the at looking Radio by the Act of relevance continuing the assesses Telecommunications1996 panel Communications and This built. 1934 Act were Act the which on foundation the was and broadcasting, television) later (and radio of regulation government established Radio 1927 The of Act Policy] & Law | [History N234 138) ID: (Session 1927 of Radio Act the of Impact Continuing The YearsCounting: Eighty and PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 Nebraska-Lincoln of University Renaud, Jerry Moderator: audiences. entertaining and informing both of ways creative articulate and documentary news typical the of mold the break to faculty motivate will panel documentaries. This producing of ways vative Pennsylvania of Jr.,University WilliamCovington, Edinboro Moderator: past. the with link their see to industry the entering students By identifying the stable elements of the field and adapting them to todayʼs technology, broadcast educators provide the context that enables tured and organized, in part, because of historical precedent. This panel examines the threads of consistency that exist in broadcast education. Frank Rybicki, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, “How Broadcast TechnologyBroadcast Pedagogical “How Forces Adjustments” Pennsylvania, of University Rybicki,Edinboro Frank Been Have that Present” Educators the to Past the From Broadcast Down Passed of Concerns “Ethical Pennsylvania, of University Edinboro Hancox, Gibson Melissa Century 21st Application” for Appropriate Brinson, University,Defense/Security” Susan Auburn “National Influence” Corporate on Perceptions Public of New Role Yorkof “The University Oswego, State at Messere, J. Fritz Broadcasting” in Monopoly “Regulating Georgia, of University Benjamin, Louise GeorgeBroadcasting” Washington Sterling, Political Christopher of University,Regulation “The Kathy Lee, Austin Peay State University, “Keeping Students Motivated” University,Students State “Keeping Lee, Peay Kathy Austin Patience” University,and Syracuse “Passion Brown, Hubert Symbolism” NET,Geyer,and Nebraska Joel “Metaphors Play” NET,3-Act Nebraska a “Creating Farrell, Mike are that History Broadcast in Trends Historical “Identifying Pennsylvania, of University Edinboro Jr., Covington, William Context” Historical on Based Issues International “Understanding College, State Jabbar Bridgewater Al-Obaidi, Television”Cable Interactive of History “The Pennsylvania, of University Edinboro Smith, Nelson Present” the Understanding of Method Effective an is University,History State Brewer,“Why Murray Edward - -
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- Creating Creating the Future Troy Hunt, Troy College of Eastern Utah, “Student Email” Pamela Alabama, University Doyle Tran, “What of Singing Chimpanzees Communicate to Humans” Alan Jacobs, Senior Manager, Worldwide Education, Avid Technology, Inc. Technology, Avid Education, Alan Jacobs, Worldwide Senior Manager, Clark Greer, Cedarville University, “Using Proficiencies vs. Courses as Software Skills Prerequisites for Interactive Media Development Projects” David Byland, Oklahoma “Leveling Baptist the University, Playing Field: Removing the Crutch of Technology” Scott Hodgson, University Student of Skill Oklahoma, Levels” “Adapting Accommodate Exercises Varying to Jan Thompson, Southern Different Confidence “Coping With Illinois Levels” University, James Advanced “Challenging Madison Student” the McHardy, University, Tom puters with video production and web development tools are in the hands of students from an early age, both at home and in school. Some students arrive in our programs with while high-levels others of have software little proficiency, or no exposure to the tools and techniques of media production. How does one assess skills and accommodate to this disparity of expertise? Should prior experience be a criteria for admission to a major? How does one best help both beginning and advanced students progress? This session explores issues pertaining to skill assessment in admission decisions, curricula, course content, assignments and grading. Moderator: Anderson, James Steve Madison University Documentary Best of Competition: of Excellence: Awards Keith Brand, “Dancing Rowan with Tina” University, “The Kentucky Changing University, Faces Likes, Western of the Terry Evening News” Station Promo, P.S.A. Commercial Station P.S.A. Promo, Best of Competition: of Excellence: Awards Promo” Michael “Leopard Laponis, Volleyball University of La Verne, Radio” “Mr. Carolina University, Western Don Connelly, Sports Production of Excellence: Award Derek Jones, “Pro Rowan Football University, Preview Show” Short Form Best of Competition: Utica David College, Chanatry, “Mjaft!” Long Form Best of Competition: I Didnʼt Know That!” Pamela Alabama, University Doyle Tran, “Wow, of BEA Festival BEA of Arts: Media Radio Audio and Media Audio Faculty Awards Production Ceremony (Session ID: 276) N238 [Radio Audio and Media] Moderator: 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM From Boot Camp to Self-Directed Assessing Learning: Accommodating and Different Capabilities (Session ID: 111) N237 | Courses, Curricula Administration [Communication Technology & | Aesthetics Production & Criticism] com Personal students. of capabilities and skills differential the to content course tailoring with struggle often instructors production Media
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FRIDAY 101 Media BEA2007 health-related contexts such as flu outbreaks. This panel presents empirical research from multiple perspectives focusing on broadcast infor and weather, severe terrorism, as such events extreme of public the warning and informing in role substantial a play media broadcast The [Research] N243 225) ID: (Session Disasters and Emergencies of Management and Preparation the in Media Broadcast of Role The PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Mixed/Other University,StateDreams” “TideMissouri of Protenic, Joe and Gates Kevin Dunnegan, Patrick Place: Third (Tie):Place Second Place: First Experimental First: Narrative Place: Second Place: First Studio / Live Place: Third Place: Second Place: First Promotional Festival: of Best Criticism] & [Production Aesthetics N240 273) ID: Production (Session VideoAwards Student Media Arts: of BEAFestival PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 Respondent: H. Dan OʼHair, University of Oklahoma of OʼHair,University Dan H. Respondent: “Standing Florida, Taranto,Alone” Joseph of University Mention: Honorable (Tie):Place Third Place: Second University Baptist Oklahoma Bruce, Michael Moderator: events. disasters and emergency after and during, before, warnings and mation Toni Siriko-Hoang, University of Oklahoma, “Media and Hospital Safety: The Communication Between Broadcast Media and an for AvianPublic Pandemic” the Flu Preparing in Media Broadcast of Role “The Oklahoma, of University Lane, Lindsay Disasters” Natural Patient Safety” Patient ibry ot, nvriy f kaoa “racs Mda Ntrl iatr: h Rl o gna etn Following Setting Agenda of Role The Disasters: Natural & Media “Broadcast Oklahoma, of University Potts, Kimberly TerroristPost in Media Terrorism: & of Attacks” “Media Role Oklahoma, The of University Cunningham, Cory Ken Ochalek and Aaron Jones, Central Michigan University,Michigan View”“Central Central and Jones, Ochalek Aaron Ken Riverview” – University,Souls State Television,UTVS “Silent Cloud St. Montana: in “Made Montana, of University Fawthrop, Glass” Bay Goose Cortney and Bushnell Amber Hintze, Heather University,State “Mechanized” Missouri Swartz, John and Nanninga Zach Moore, Brian Ed Azevedo, University,Madison Meyer,“Speechless” James D. Lauren University,Purge”Newell, Pacific “Porn Benjamin Azusa Lydia Mann (Producer), Doug Johnston (Director), and Daniel Kirkpatrick (Sound Designer and Composer), Final” “Sports College, Ithaca Uttara, Luke University,Magazine” State Television,UTVS “Husky Cloud St University,Different”State “ASomething Francisco Little San Loveland, Eric University,Miller,Me?” Elon Dawn “Why Dusty University,Cote, Pacific “APeter Azusa and Voice”Heal Blake University,State “Perspective” Ball Travis and Hatfield, Day Samuel Adam Plouff, Chattahoochee TechnicalChattahoochee Plouff,“Pandemic” Adam College, Marisa Macner, Russell Silber, Nick Lazo and Rian Kountz, James Madison University, “The Saturday Boy” City” “Binary State, Jose Tran,Mark San University,Lindwall, Pacific “Jaded” Anders Azusa University,State “Pretend” Missouri -
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Creating Creating the Future Andrew C. Billings, Clemson University, “Gender in the Summer Olympic Telecast: Does the Sport Change Sport the Does Telecast: Olympic Summer the in “Gender University, Clemson Billings, C. Andrew Cui Li, City University of Hong Kong, “Empowerment From Super Girlʼs Voice for Female College Media Industries” the Commentary?” Roger Cooper, Ohio University, “Gender the Perceived Attributes for Career Success in the Students in China” Maggie in Mayes, Network Central “Violence Promotion” Michigan University, 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Scholarship BEA Workshop (Session ID: 262) N256 [All Convention] Scholarship BEA Chair Pete Orlik leads a discussion on procedures and suggestions to help you guide your students competing for BEAʼs prestigious national scholarships. Moderator: Pete Orlik, Central Michigan University Open First Place: Debut First Place: 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Gender Issues Division Paper Competition (Session ID: 55) N249 [Gender Issues] Moderator: Central Patricia Williamson, Michigan University
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Creating Creating the Future Evan Wirig, Grossmont Evan Wirig, College University-Idaho Young Brigham Ron Weekes, Rich Tiner, Belmont University Rich Tiner, Drew McDaniel, Ohio University, “Who is Speaking Now? The Dual Voices of Japanese Occupation Media in Malaya, 1942-1945” Malaya, in Media Occupation Japanese of “Rise Voices of University, Radio Christopher Propaganda: The Sterling, Washington George Earliest Operations” Dual The Now? Speaking is “Who University, Ohio McDaniel, Drew Alison Miller, East Carolina University, “On the Big and Small Screen: Popular Culture Representations of Wartime Alan Albarran, Center Alan for Spanish Language Media, University of North Texas Pentagonʼ with the ʻFirst Amendmentʼ on the with Amendmentʼ Line” the Pentagonʼ ʻFirst Gideon Kouts, Universite Paris 8, “Israeli Defense Force Radio the – Transcending Military Sphere” University Daniel of C. South Walsh, Carolina, Marti: “Radio Problems and Television and Solutions” Propaganda Broadcasting” Patricia Phalen and Jesse ʻPolish Gemsʼ” Holcomb, George Washington University, ʻThe Selling of the “Family Frank University Stanton of and Missouri-St. CBS Louis, REPORTSʼ “Revisiting Michael Dr. D. Murray, Theater on Radio Free Europe: ʻThe N234 [History | International] “The first casualty when war comes to is II from truth” Vietnam to (attrib. Johnson, War the Sen. 1917). Cold War, Hiram From W. World Iraq, broadcasting has been used as a tool in “grey and black” propaganda warfare. Disinformation, misinformation and out-right lies have all found a place in clandestine and psychological operations (psy-ops) to “win hearts and minds.” radio However, and television has also This panel BFBS) for service personnel. AFRTS, carved its niche in the military sphere as a medium of entertainment and information (e.g. session will bring together specialists to discuss the history of various “special purpose” radio cross-border or countries, and occupied in operating stations television radio/television broadcasters, entertainment forces Allied stations, propagandists, whether shortwave Cold War clandestine broadcasting stations reaching out (via terrestrial or satellite transmissions) to specific target audiences for political purposes. Moderator: University Martin of Hadlow, Queensland 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Propaganda, Military and Special Purposes Historical A Broadcasting: Perspective. (Session ID: 120) N233 [All Convention] The United States Spanish-speaking population is growing faster than any other group in At the the country. same time, spanish language media is flourishing. This session looks at the dynamic growth of Spanish Language Media in the U. S., and examines ways academicians and researchers can help partner with this sector of the electronic media industries. 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM The Dynamic Growth of Spanish Language Media (Session ID: 298) Vice Chair: Vice Newsletter Editor: John Hendricks, Southeastern Oklahoma State University John McGuire, Oklahoma State University 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Radio Audio & Media Division Meeting (Session ID: 18) N232 [Radio Audio and Media] and role the research and examine who professionals industry and academics of work the in interested is Division Media Audio & Radio The nature of over-the-air and Internet radio in society and culture. The investigation of other new media distribution systems for radio signals is also a primary objective of the division. Chair: 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Colleges Year/Small Division Meeting (Session Two ID: 21) N231 Colleges] Year/Small [Two lower of teaching the promote and enhance to strategies; teaching propagate and share to are goals Divisionʼs Colleges Two-Year/Small The division courses in broadcasting; to promote and encourage the transferability of broadcasting courses between institutions; to facilitate the interaction of faculty with broadcasters and media practitioners; to promote the study of broadcasting across academic disciplines; and to promote the use of broadcast facilities to support broadcast education. Chair: Vice Chair: Vice Newsletter Manager: Editor and Web University-Idaho Brian Howard, Young Brigham
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FRIDAY 101 Media BEA2007 could access information about nearly every subject under the sun. However, in the past few years the web has shifted to become a place a where become we are to all producers shifted of content. From has MySpace to web YouTubethe years few we are past uploading content the at a rapidly in However,expanding pace. How sun. is this the impact under subject every nearly about information access could users where place a seen was Worldthe web Wideuse Web.the people Originally how in shift a mean to come has that term a Webis 2.0 Technology[Communication Criticism] & Production | Aesthetics N237 142) ID: (Session Creativity on Impact the and 2.0 Web PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 WenmouthWilliams, Jr.,College Ithaca Respondent: University State Carolina LynnNorth Jamie Gilbert, Moderator: as well American. as struggles copyright an overview of the intersection between copyright and digital media that goes beyond the U.S. border, encompassing Canadian and European Media 101 teaches us the world is getting smaller and as such, we should keep watchful of the global media environment. This panel presents Policy] & Law | [International N236 179) ID: (Session Millennium Digital the for Updates Context: International in Copyrights PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 student-based analytic framework a may be how developed for interpreting suggest content. The therefore, panel concludes systems, with sharing teaching social methods that these have produced effecof aspects interlocking the Addressing course. the of completion the to prior held have may they assumptions embedded transforms production media student how to attention particular paying maintenance, their and production skills. Moreover, we consider how studentsʼ use of technology shapes both their assumptions about representations of race and gender that content representational with working for methods informs studentsʼ understanding of race/ethnicity and gender systems and simultaneously facilitates their development of media literacy and pedagogical effective discusses panel This media. corporate in circulating stereotypes negative undermining for tool a as used be may curriculum production media Amedia. corporate in reproduced constructions For students and educators, media content produced in the classroom can catalyze exploration of social meanings assigned to race and gender Issues] Gender & | Administration Curricula Courses, | Studies [Multicultural N235 175) ID: (Session Classroom the in Literacy Gender,Media Race, and Messages: Media of Sense Making PM 4:15 – PM 3:00
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N243 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | Communication Technology] Convergence is becoming a way of life for members of the we media. Yet continue around the issue of how to teach how it, to convince and our in print colleagues particular the value of need convergence. We to have a frank discussion of convergence, what works and how we can get started in teaching the necessary tools to students. Moderator: Jerry Renaud, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Learning Convergence to (Session Teach ID: 204) Hook’em Young: High School Hook’em Young: Broadcasting and Higher Role Education’s (Session ID: 35) N240 [Student Advisors] Media This panel will examine what colleges can and are doing to get high school students interested in communication arts. It will also feature what high schools are doing to help as well, as many schools across the country have either radio and/or television stations. Presentations will focus on issues facing high school broadcasters (and what colleges can do), awards competitions and camps for high school students, as well as high school stations, classes and activities. Moderator: College Jeff Stein, Wartburg 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Best in Category – Long Form: Hilary Powell, “This Northwestern is University, Change” of Excellence: Awards Lara Nicotra and Howard, “In Ryan Elon the University, Midst of a Movement” Student Best in Festival: Best in Category – Long Form: Jon Smith, Southern “Canyoneering Utah the University, Colorado Plateau” Best in Category – Short Form: Ball “Cell Jim State Block Shasky, University, Scholars” of Excellence: Awards “Bachelor Farmer” University, Nikki Nanyang Technological Draper, Faculty Best in Festival: [Documentary] Moderator: Evan Johnson, University Falls of Wisconsin-River Faculty Competition Chair: Evan Johnson, University Falls of Wisconsin-River Student Competition Chair: Eastern Michigan Ann University Watson, Mary 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Festival BEA of Arts: Media Video Documentary Awards-Faculty & Competition Student (Session ID: 271) N238 64
FRIDAY 101 Media BEA2007 The teacher-student and employer-employee relationship can be challenging and sometimes leads to misunderstandings. What are the bound Issues] Gender | [News N232 158) ID: (Session II Part Workroom & Classroom the in Harassment Civility or Censorship Clean: It Keeping PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 New York-Oswegoof University State Condra, Jerry Jr.,University WilliamCovington, Edinboro Editor: Newsletter Chair: Paper Chair: in sales and management ethical industry.broadcast the in selling and and managing of type empathetic this improve to effective,and academia of teaching the enhance to is mission Divisionʼs Sales and Management The Sales] & [Management N231 14) ID: (Session Meeting Division Sales & Management PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 of University Alaska-Anchorage Mapaye, Chavez Joy WebManager: Carolina South of University Smith, Laura Brigham YoungCressman, Dale University University Elon Landesberg, Richard Editor: Newsletter Chair: Research ViceChair: Chair: News The year. activity.next the for approved are policies creative and and research, teaching, news broadcast in interested Division addresses all members issues having to do with educating students for careers BEAin broadcast news. At the meeting, division officers all are elected for is meeting Division News The [News] N251 16) ID: (Session Meeting Division News PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 Place: First Open Place: Second Place: First Debut Moderator: [Research] N249 65) ID: (Session Competition Paper Division Research PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 Respondent: Place: Second Oklahoma of Fischer,University Ken Moderator: continues BEAsession at 2006. started discussion The the discussed. be will complaints harassment in party each protect to Steps awkward workplace. avoid and to classroom how the on in tips situations share expert resource human a and professionals educators, broadcast of panel Aspace? personal of aries Tim Brown, University of Central Florida, “Student Clubs, Not Clubbing with Students” with Clubbing Not Clubs, “Student Florida, Central of University TimBrown, Tone”Right University,T.Mary the Ohio “Setting Rogus, KLAS-TV,Problem” Thomas, Bill a is There “When Rules” “Ground College, Meredith Spero, Doug Friend” University,Not Illinois “Mentor Southern Thompson, Jan Anthony Moretti, Point Park University Park Point Moretti, Anthony Lionel Grady, Southern Utah University Grady,Utah Lionel Southern Lucian F. Dinu and Philip Auter, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, “I Wish My Life Was That Cool: WasThat Life My Wish “I Lafayette, at Louisiana of University Auter, Philip and Dinu F. Lucian for Engagement Measuring Survivors: and Stars the with University,“Engaging Bhagdev,Syracuse Nirali Seok Kang, Arkansas Tech University, “Parental Involvement and Four Types of Mediation: A New Approach” University State Kent Grubb, Max Paul Haridakis, Kent State University State Kent Haridakis, Paul Entertainment” and Presence of Experience Viewersʼon Empathy and Direct Address of EffectsUniversity, “The State Kennesaw Cummins, Glenn R. Programs” Reality Youngof Reality the of Perceptions Adult Programs” TVReality -
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Creating Creating the Future Cynthia Cooper, Salisbury University, “Media Cynthia Salisbury and Cooper, University, the Defense” ʻGay Panicʼ D. Renee Smith, – University Knoxville, of Tennessee “Lesbian Images in Network Television” Prime-Time Political GLBT Cynthia Characters: Climate” Savaglio, Struggling Ithaca to College, Survive Todayʼs “Televisionʼs “Overview Mansfield of Chuck University, GLBT Hoy, Media Studies” “Gays, Sara Bradley Love, Baker University, and Netzley, Sex on Television” Sean Clarkin, Executive Vice President and Director of Strategy Programs, Partnership for Drug-Free America, “Feedback and “Feedback America, Drug-Free for Partnership Programs, Strategy of Director and President Vice Executive Clarkin, Sean Sam Swan, “Evolution University of TV News of Tennessee, in Bulgaria and Croatia” Kent Collins, University of Missouri, “TV Albania News and in Serbia” Bill Silcock, The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Arizona State University, “TV News Makana Chock, Newhouse School- “The Syracuse Research University, Behind (and of) later, the Design” Ed Russell, Newhouse “The School-Syracuse Design University, Behind the Production” Nicole Newhouse Hunter, grad student, “The Production of the Spots” Reaction to the Commercials From the Client” in Montenegro” Steve Coon, Iowa “TV News State Africa” America in University, and Latin 4:30 PM – 5:45 PM Current Research in GLBT Media Studies (Session ID: 115) N235 [Research | Multicultural Studies] lesbian, bisexual GLBT (gay, and transgender) Media Studies has over a This 25 panel year highlights history. some of the recent research in the topic area and discusses some of the history of GLBT media research. Moderator: Mansfield Chuck University Hoy, 4:30 PM – 5:45 PM The Changing Face News of Countries in Television Transition (Session ID: 31) N234 [International | News] in stations transition emerged countries after Many TV new 1989. Many private also developed newscasts to compete with the state-owned national television channels. The development of these newscasts has included many broadcast news educators and trainers. The result has been an “Americanization” of TV newscasts in many countries around the world. Panelists will talk about their roles countries and as show examples of trainers new newscasts in in many transition countries. these Moderator: Sam Swan, University of Tennessee
4:30 PM – 5:45 PM Research, Design, Production and Again Back (Session ID: 26) N233 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | Research Aesthetics | Production & Criticism] In an exciting interdisciplinary classroom experiment, three professors from three different departments (Com Advertising, Studies, TRF) Drug- a for Partnership the for commercials six of production and design writing, the on collaborated class production commercial TV a and America Free based on one professorʼs research on the effectiveness of what PSAs—basically, works and The why. finished commercials were then themselves tested to determine if the theory behind the design holds up in practice. Judge for yourself! plans The to PDFA use the commercials in its campaign to fight meth addiction. Moderator: Larry Elin, Newhouse School-Syracuse University
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FRIDAY 101 Media BEA2007 College Phoenix King, Bil Moderator: methods. and facilities classroom/lab of Discussion productions. audio/video student non-festival of Showcase [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N240 91) ID: (Session Showcase Production Student PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 University State Carolina LynnNorth Jamie Gilbert, Moderator: violations. copyright avoid to students teach to how on advice and ones digital new against broadcasters audio traditional pitting threats copyright specific with Digital the of examination an with begin will continue and realm, digital the in copyrights of panel circumvention prohibit and protect to Copyright legislation Millennium preeminent the This Act, law. copyright existing challenging of ways new do so emerge, media new As Technology]Communication | Policy & Law | Media and Audio [Radio N238 180) ID: (Session Property Intellectual and Innovation Balancing Problems: New Media, New PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 Texasof TomUniversity at The Ingram, Arlington Moderator: stations. our improving for ideas new home take and other each from learn can we where session a is This students in radio broadcasting despite not having an over-the-air frequency. Creative audio examples from the various stations will trained effectivelybe have played. they how share will They station. radio Internet an have that universities from staff and faculty features panel This Technology]Communication | Media and Audio [Radio N237 152) ID: (Session Effective? Be Frequency,Still Wea Can Have Don’t We PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 University Michigan Central Corbett, Kevin Moderator: presentations. their enhance to handouts provide will panelists The possibilities. story other to themselves open and creatively,structure think analyze students help to classes their in used have preparatory work that can—or must—be done before writing an actual script. This panel will present a variety of exercises that the panelists the disregard simply or of aware arenʼt they because perhaps them, finishing mind never screenplays, starting with struggle students Many [Writing] N236 121) ID: (Session Exercises Writing“Non-Writing” Screenwriting Assignment: Favorite My PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 Shane Tilton, Ohio University-Zanesville Tilton,Shane Ohio College Lutheran Bethany Johnson, Chris VocationalChicago Badesch, Roger Career Academy Oklahoma Central of Jonathan University Ash, Flatness” of Coefficient the Copyright Wade,and Gary Millennium Act University,Digital Drake “The Protection Content Digital the and Flags 2006” of Act Audio Use: Fair “Freezing University, State Carolina North Gilbert, Lynn Jamie University,Stover,Oakland M. “Terrestrial Modern Broadcasting” Christine in Audio v.Issues Digital: Environment” an Production in Academic Issues University,Copyright Oakland Use: “ViolationBurke, Fair Scott or Texasof University at The Jaskulske, Arlington Brenda Turner,Patricia University State Angelo TownsUniversity/Five Brook College Stony and System Broadcasting Intercollegiate Prusslin, Norman Tiner,Rich University Belmont Texasof University at The Clark, Arlington Andrew University,Structure/Character/Symbolism Michigan “Cinematic Central Analysis” Corbett, Kevin Program “TV Analysis” University-Edwardsville, Illinois Southern Donald, Ralph It?” .” Texas,Watkins,North Fred We. If of “What If. University “What ʻUnstuckʼ” University,Coming Millersville “Creatively Irwin, Stacey
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Creating Creating the Future Randyll Yoder, Elizabethtown College Yoder, Randyll Glenn Hubbard, University of Tennessee, “College Radio as a Learning Lab for Broadcast Journalism Campus on Media Electronic of Aspects and Administration “Campus Texas, North of University Sauls, Sam The Neglected Skill” as Perceived National by Study” A Department Leaders: Norm Arizona Medoff, University Northern Students: A Case Study” A Students: Joseph Champ, Colorado State University, “Teaching Students to Survive their First Liveshot: Paula Briggs, Norfolk State University New Robin Mexico Riley, State University Michael McElreath, University of Wyoming Joseph L. Bridges, Malone College-Canton, OH Judith Marlane, California Northridge State University, Michael University Ogden, Central Washington Maria Moore, City Colleges of Chicago N250 [All Convention] All Festival competition chairs, “Best of Festival” winners, and other participants in the BEA Best Ceremony should plan of to attend this rehearsal Festival session. King Foundation Awards Moderator: Costello, Elon Vic University 4:30 PM – 5:45 PM Festival BEA of Arts Media Rehearsal (Session ID: 274) Open First Place: Debut First Place: N249 [Student Advisors] Media Moderator: 4:30 PM – 5:45 PM Student Advisors Media Division Paper Competition (Session ID: 66) N243 [Documentary | History | Radio Audio and Media] Our goal will be to explore the definition of “documentary” in a participatory fashion through focused conversation. Evan Johnson, session moderator, will introduce the session and establish a framework. The moderator session group each will that then so session break the into re-convene then small will moderator groups, The each with “documentary.” a a makes “small what group in-depth, discuss, to moderator,” can report the key ideas from their conversations. Moderator: Evan Johnson, University Falls of Wisconsin-River 4:30 PM – 5:45 PM Defining the Documentary: Historical Reflections, Changing Meanings Small-Group (A Discussion Workshop) (Session ID: 140) Respondent: Evan Johnson, University Falls of Wisconsin-River
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FRIDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Respondent: Place: Second Place: First Open Place: First Debut Moderator: [News] N251 61) ID: (Session Competition Paper Division News PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 Third Place: Third Barbara Miller, Elon University Miller,Elon Barbara Flagʼ” the Round ʻRally George Daniels, The University of Alabama, “Charting the Future of Local Television News Model” Responsibility WebsitesResponsibility: Dual the An for Argument Through Social for Claim a “Staking Florida, of Cleary,University Johanna and Miami Terryof University Adams, TelevisionNewsworthiness to of Apply News?” Definitions Conventional Do Newsworthiness: “Reconsidering Memphis, of University The Kelley, Cachola Lurene University Elon Landesberg, Richard roe ant, ar Rsle n Ahe Crm Eo Uiest, Ptitc mgs n h News: the in Images “Patriotic University, Elon Corum, Ashley and Roselle Laura Barnett, Brooke Strategies” Online Present and WebmasterPast about Conversations
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(selected by the Small and Two Year Colleges Division) (selected by Year the Small and Two (selected by the News Division) (selected by Division) the Writing (selected by the Documentary Division) (selected by the Documentary Division) (selected by Division) the Writing (selected by the News Division) Louise Benjamin, University of Georgia (selected by the Audio Radio Media and Division) (selected by the Advisors Student and Media Audio Radio Media and Divisions) (selected by Aesthetics the and Production Criticism Division) (selected by Aesthetics the and Production Criticism Division) (selected by the News Division) (selected by Division) the Communication Technology (selected by Division) the Communication Technology and Inc. Technology, Avid The Charles and Lucille King Family Foundation Mike Donovan, The Educational Charles Director, and Lucille King Family Foundation Patrick McLean, Senior Market Manager, Avid Technology, Inc. Technology, Patrick McLean, Avid Senior Market Manager, Tonight we Tonight premiere the top juried creative work from faculty and students across the country and the world. See the “best of the best” winning works in video, audio, interactive multimedia, news, scriptwriting, and members BEA and member documentary BEA schools. The Best BEA of from winners Festival receive King Award a Foundation $1,000 editing software award Avid packages. and Enjoy the show in our enhanced video/audio presentation room, along with a bit of refreshment. It promises to be a fun and relaxing evening. Sponsored by: David Chanatry, Utica David College, Chanatry, “Roma Refugees” Cindi Costoulas, Steven Jones and Cara Price, Chattahoochee Technical College, “Brent Ragsdale Feature” (Video Competition) (Video Feature” Ragsdale “Brent College, Technical Chattahoochee Price, Cara and Jones Steven Costoulas, Cindi Melanie Overcast, University of Montana, “Church vs. Porn” (Feature Competition) Arizona Ian “Meth State Schwartz, Houses” University, (Hard News Competition) Southern “River Illinois Region University, Evening Edition, 12-6-06” Dana Coester, Joel Beeson and Bonnie Stewart, Virginia West University, “Starting Over: Loss and Renewal in Katrinaʼs Michael Laponis, University of La Verne, “Leopard Volleyball Promo” (Station Promo, PSA, Michael “Leopard Commercial Laponis, Volleyball Competition) University of La Verne, Alex Reed, David Wilson and Melanie Chapman, Marshall University, “Play-by-Play Coverage of Marshall-Tulane Football Marshall-Tulane of Coverage “Play-by-Play University, Marshall Chapman, Melanie and Wilson David Reed, Alex Game, November 4th, 2006” (Sports Competition) Liz Valentine, University of Kent, “Museum Liz Valentine, of Canterbury Digiguide” Kevin Corbett, Central “Cold Michigan Snap” University, (Feature Script Competition) Aftermath” (Educational Production Competition) Andrew Riese, “Nineteen George Fox Ninety-Six” University, (Feature Film Competition) Scott Hodgson, University of Oklahoma, “Banking with Local Style” Competition) (Commercial/ PSA Samuel Day Hatfield, and Travis Ball “Perspective” State (Experimental University, Competition) Denise Matthews, Eastern Connecticut “Ask State J. University, Edgar Hoover” John Duarte, California Northridge, State “Dairy University, Cow” Two Year Colleges Competition Year Two Student News-Radio Competition 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM The Best BEA of Festival King Awards Ceremony Foundation (Session ID: 275) N250 [All Convention] Faculty News Competition Competition Student News-Television (selected by Student News the Broadcast Team News Division) Faculty IMM Competition Faculty Audio Competition Student Audio Competition
Small and Faculty Scriptwriting Competition Student Scriptwriting Competition Student IMM Competition Competition Faculty Video Competition Student Video Faculty Documentary Competition Student Documentary Competition Festival Chair: Festival Producer: Festival Reel Producer: Elon Jay University McMerty, Costello, Elon Vic University
SATURDAY 7171 Creating Creating the Future that class is offered. Come sign-up early in the day because space is limited. On-site registration begins at AM in 8:00 Room N239. 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM AM – 10:30 11:30 Shared Media Lab (Session ID: Avidʼs 309) Learn how a Media Lab running on shared storage can reduce costs and make the teaching easier and Visit more effective. to check space Workshop availability. Avid Get hands-on time with some of the latest tools for video editing, motion graphics, sound design of and the photography. Join free, one hands-on classes led by Apple and Panasonic HVX200 Certified Panasonicʼs of Trainers. demonstrations In be will there the Plus Apple/Panasonic tools. based Mac Hands-On and Apple Training Lab latest the drive test to chance a get youʼll P2 Digital Camcorder showing workflow into non-linear learn editing. how Youʼll easy it is to integrate these tools into your existing broadcast video conference curriculum. attendees BEA will be able to reserve a on space the in day a lab class ONLY 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Division Communication Meeting Technology (Session ID: 7) N231 [Communication Technology] The goals Communication Divisionʼs Technology are to address needs of members BEA in teaching courses dealing with communication technologies; to help us prepare our graduates and ourselves for changes in the media landscape; to provide a forum for presentation and discussion of theory and research on emerging communication technologies; and changes in communication to technology and how those changes keep will affect broadcast education. members of the organization informed about Chair: Chair: Vice Manager: Web Howard Goldbaum, University of Nevada-Reno Ball John State Dailey, University Melissa Lee Price, Staffordshire University 9:00 AM 9:00 – 12:00 PM Exhibit Hall (Session ID: 254) N252/N254 & N257/N259 [All Convention] Come and wander among the exhibits and chat with vendors to get the latest information and resources available to aid in your creative teaching, work and research. 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Shared Media Lab (Session ID: Avidʼs 306) Learn how a Media Lab running on shared storage can Workshop reduce costs and make Avid teaching easier the and more Visit effective. to check space availability. Avid Workshops Avid N241 [All Convention] 10:30 AM 10:30 – 1:00 PM 9:00 AM 9:00 – 5:00 PM Apple/Panasonic Lab Hands-on (Free Session) Training (Session Training ID: 290) N239 [All Convention] 72 72
SATURDAY 101 Media BEA2007 This session analyzes the FCCʼs changing definition of indecency and its implications for college broadcasters. Presentations include a sum Policy] & Law | Media Advisors [Student N235 99) ID: (Session Know to Need Media Advisors Student What Indecency: on Update 11:45– 10:30 AM AM College River Cosumnes Martin, Gary Moderator: list. the to add and ideas own your (YouTube),Bring postings television. website broadcast traditional and public delivery, internet cable, local options, on-campus involving work student for efforts distribution successful discuss will panel This Does most of your studentʼs best work die on the shelf? Do your students fail to give their very best effort because “itʼs JUST a college lab?” [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N234 97) ID: (Session Methods Delivery Alternative 11:45– 10:30 AM AM University Fuller,Southern Lorraine Moderator: of programs. and presence advertising sports, news, the television in portrayals examine stereotype will panel This color. of persons of portrayals into creep that images stereotype the given important particularly is reality.viewersʼThis social shaping in role important an plays that information of source reliable a considered been long Televisionhas Studies] [Multicultural N233 148) ID: (Session TelevisionSocialization and 10:30 AM-11:45 AM discus and demonstration the productions; student and faculty of presentation the research; scholarly non-juried and juried of presentation audio and video production, aesthetics and criticism. The division provides a forum for the exchange of teaching techniques and material; the in innovations and research of fostering the and teaching of improvement the is Divisionʼspurpose Criticism & Production Aesthetics The Criticism] & [Production Aesthetics N232 17) ID: (Session Meeting Division Criticism & Production Aesthetics 11:45– 10:30 AM AM Respondent: Mahmoud Braima, Southern University Southern Braima, Respondent: Mahmoud Mott, York Robert Pennsylvania of College University Hinshaw,Madison Joe James Editor: Newsletter Chair: Paper Chair: production. faculty and research scholarly of competition juried through evaluation of means a as and techniques; and equipment production in innovations of sion Vogel, Richard University Ashland Moderator: broadcasters. college upon burden” “undue an of criteria legal the meets standards FCC advisorʼsnew whether one of ʻdangerousʼanalysis Finally,of from an programming. away study station her case of culture a the change and to efforts not, or indecent are clips chosen whether vote will who audience the for “quiz” a changes, the of mary Ron Weekes,Ron Brigham Young University-Idaho District School Colonials Quinn, John College Grossmont WilliamSnead, College River Cosumnes Martin, Gary of Fuller, Lives Lorraine University,Southern in Bad Images TasteBetween Female “The Line and Thin Male Black Sweet: Bitter and the in ʻAgenda-Settingʼ in Newspapers and Television of Consumers” News Minority Role “The University, Southern Caston, M. Victoria Dexter D. Newman, Southern University, “The Impact of Heavy Metal and Rap Music Videos on the Behavior of Adolescents” Televisionin Crime News” Juvenile Minority of Depiction and University,Framing Southern “The Cannon, D. Keydra VH1ʼs ʻFlavor of Loveʼ” VH1ʼsof ʻFlavor Richard Vogel,Richard FCCʼsStand” Burden: University,the Indecency Undue AAshland to “An Challenge Marjorie Yambor, Western Kentucky University, “From Potty Prattle to Personal Pride: Terminating University,Meredith TrashIsnʼt”“TakeSpero, What and Douglas Test:the Indecent is What Talk in College Radio” Know” Must University,Broadcaster TrumanDoʼsDonʼtʼs:Smith, State College “Indecency and Mark Every What Kara Jolliff Gould, Pepperdine University Pepperdine Gould, Jolliff Kara - -
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- - Creating Creating the Future Tim Hudson, East Carolina University, “Documentary Studies in a ʻConvergenceʼ Curriculum: History, Criticism and Production” and Criticism History, Jaime Gomez, Eastern Curriculum: Connecticut “Community State Field University, Projects in the Documentary Curriculum” ʻConvergenceʼ a in Studies “Documentary University, Carolina East Hudson, Tim Jon (and Smith, Doing) Southern “Teaching Documentary Utah in University, a Single Semester” Carol Lancaster-Mingus, Yosemite Community College, “Documentary Distribution: Seeing the End Product From Per Jauert, Aarhus, University "The of Future of Radio? The Development of Digital Radio in Four European Countries" Brian OʼNeill, Dublin Institute of Technology, "Digital Technologies and the Future of Radio. Lessons From the the Beginning” Roger Simpson, University of Washington University Dale Cressman, Young Brigham Stephen Perry, Illinois “Proposing Stephen State a Perry, University, Broadcast History Course” Broadcast and History” Donʼts “Doʼs in Teaching University, Christopher Sterling, Washington George “Incorporating Auburn Susan Broadcast University, Brinson, History into the Mass Communication Survey Course” Larson, Tim University of Utah, “Doing State Broadcasting History: The Utah Experience” Canadian Experience" Ala-Fossi, "Future University Marko Scenarios of Tampere, for the Radio Industry: Expert Perspectives" Lars Nyre, University of Bergen, "The Better Platform: The Democratic Potential of Four Candidate Sound Media" ation of the distribution issues related to the finished product. Moderator: Ron Compesi, San Francisco State University trial aspects of digital radio and sound media. Moderator: Per Jauert, Aarhus University of
10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Incorporating Documentary Field Projects in the Curriculum (Session ID: 168) N240 [Documentary | Courses, Curricula Administration & | Aesthetics Production & Criticism] studies media the into projects field documentary building with involved opportunities and challenges the of some explore will session This and consider curriculum. Sessions will consider the foundations, historical-critical challenges doing documentary within a single semester, 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Preparing and Trauma: Students Disaster, Other Incidents to Traumatic (Session Teaching Cover ID: War, 184) N238 [News | Courses, Curricula Administration] & little Until has recently, been said about how traumatic incidents affect listeners and viewers—or journalists themselves. Some believe it a moral imperative that students be prepared to cover such stories while ethically, also maintaining their own mental health. This workshop session will provide concrete suggestions to take back to the classroom. N237 [Radio Audio and Media | International] In common with most media and consumer technologies, radio is migrating from analogue to digital panel operation. The examines presentations in the the development of digital radio, the DAB service Canada, illustrating the variability modes in of All different development panelists implementation and contrasting prospects for the future. in four European countries and the development of digital are members of radio the European research group, Digital Radio in Cultures doing in research user Europe in and (www.drace.org), policy, indus 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Platforms for Digital Radio – Competition and Complementarity (Session ID: 147) 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 Broadcast History in the Curriculum: From Survey to Seminar (Session ID: 116) N236 [History | Courses, Curricula Administration] & This panel will discuss the importance of history in the broadcast and electronic media curriculum and explore various delivery. Panelists approaches will to represent its the survey course, a stand-alone upper level media history course, and the graduate curricular availability and seminar, textbook considerations as for broadcast history. well as Moderator: Paul Bradley Gullifor, University University Al Respondent: of Stavitsky, Oregon 74 74
SATURDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Place: First Open Place: Second Place: First Debut Moderator: & Administration] Curricula [Courses, N251 53) ID: (Session Competition Paper Division & Administration Curricula Courses, 11:45– 10:30 AM AM Tolstedt, Mark Wisconsin-Stevensof Point University Moderator: terrorism. of coverage news international in security national U.S. and press free between relationship the 3) and markets; international into programs television of American flow the influence that policies trade 2) cinema; world dominate to have a close relationship with the state. The presentations address 1) global Hollywood, analyzing if it is possible for Hollywood to continue all which news international and flows television international Hollywood, global of future and evolution historical the explores panel The Research] | [International N249 190) ID: (Session Markets Global in Media U.S. of Evolution Historical The 11:45– 10:30 AM AM College MacArthur,Utica Paul Moderator: sports. televised to react audiences how and fans, sports of perceptions the sports, televised changing in played Football Night Monday extravaganza. role ratings the examine will panel This and pool office an both is Four Final the and angles, camera select to fans sports allow services DBS channel, cable ad-supported top grossing the is Today,1930s. ESPN the of broadcasts experimental the to back dates television and sports between relationship symbiotic The Issues] Gender | Sales & Management | [Research N243 221) ID: Televised(Session of Sports Presentation the Goliath: Analyzing for Roots Nobody 11:45– 10:30 AM AM Second Place: Second Helena Vanhala, Robert Morris University, “International News Coverage Versus National Security in the Age of Modern of Age the Terrorism”International in Security National VersusCoverage News “International University, Morris Robert Vanhala,Helena Washington,of University Kunz, Tacoma, Bill State” Television“International the VisibleThe of Flow: Hand Markets?” Film Global Dominate to Continue Hollywood “Can Wasko,Oregon, Janet of University Sport of Ascent the University,State Kennesaw Cummins, Glenn R. “You EffectsCamera Shots: Psychological Select the The ofTechniquesCall and Rozelle, Pete Arledge, Roone Football: Entertainment” as Night “Monday University, Indiana Laucella, Pamela of the Athlete Does Not Match the Gender of the Sport” the of Gender the Match Not the Does of Athlete James Angelini, Indiana University, “Role Reversal: Cognitive and Emotional Responses to Televised Sports When the Gender Televisedof Enjoyment NCAATournament Basketball Games” Erik Peterson and Arthur Raney, Florida State University, “Buzzer Beaters: The Relationship Between Perceived Suspense and Broadcasting” Sports in The Millennial and the Challenge for Educators” for Challenge the and Millennial The Switzer,Jamie S. State University,Colorado Revolution: “The Blogging Aand Blogs of History Their Role Qingjiang Students Yao, University What of South Carolina-Columbia, “Practice: Assignments: A Core “Reading Idea to Train Knoxville, Journalism Students” at TennesseeThink” Really of University Robinson, J. Syrenthia University Payne Howard Jones, Jim hitpe Facs ht, a Hutn tt Uiest, Mbl Tcnlg i te Curriculum: the in Technology “Mobile University, State Houston Sam White, Francis Christopher Education” and Transformingin Media
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- Creating Creating the Future Jim Hayes, Vanderbilt University, CBI Vice Chair CBI Vice University, Jim Hayes, Vanderbilt Ron Arlington Bland, The at University of Texas Lionel Grady, Southern Utah University, “Principles of Broadcast Station Management that Have Historically Considered Students on the Appealing Balance Programming Between and Ethical Responsibility” Audience Consequences” Tom Christie, The University of Texas Professional Environment” at Arlington, “Teaching Aesthetics and Effective Writing William in Covington, Responses” Jr., the Audience Edinboro Context Favorable University and of of Concepts Aesthetic a Appeal” Pennsylvania, Audience of “Principles Connection Historical of “The Effective University, Writing State that Jose San Result Adams, in Michael Aesthetic Anthony Esposito, Edinboro University of Programmers in Producing Pennsylvania, Desired Demographics” “Ethical Responsibilities of Broadcast Station Arts Angeles, and California, Sciences “The Los Challenge of Price Educating Hicks, Academy formerly Managers Television of of the and tive efforts between CBI and other national, regional, and state media organizations; facilitates the discussion of issues related to student- approach to operated electronic media; and The other board community members oriented of programs. CBI will present the organizationʼs student podcasting; and webcasting, radio, HD as such issues technology including broadcasting, college in involved all to interest of topics student media division; student recruitment, retention, interaction and with research; leadership; CBIʼs BEAʼs and how CBI can assist with job search and placement for students and faculty/staff alike. Moderator: CBI Chair: CBI Secretary/Treasurer: CBI Membership Coordinator: CBI Student Board Representative: Bill Austin Laird, The at University of Texas University of Candace South Walton, Dakota Elizabethtown College Yoder, Randyll N232 [Management & Sales | Writing Aesthetics | Production & Criticism] Certain principles of quality can be found in both the content of programming and the operation of broadcast stations. The participants of this panel examine quality in production and audience impact. Included are issues pertaining to writing operation, and and ethical implications program for audiences. origination, station Moderator: Anthony Esposito, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Writing and Critical Thinking Skills: How the Past Serves as a Link to Quality Content and Broadcast Station Operations (Session ID: 3) Courses, Curricula, Administration and Division Meeting (Session ID: 8) N231 [Courses, Curricula Administration] & Administration Division members explore teaching methods and ways to enhance The teaching Courses, excellence, Curricula develop and At our meeting, weʼll discuss new a and variety stronger of curricula, and are interested in the administration of programs and departments. ways to further these goals at our respective institutions, and at BEA. If youʼre a teacher or get administrator, active at in BEA! CCA Chair: Chair: Vice Jim Jones, Howard Payne University Stacey Irwin, Millersville University 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM N256 [All Convention] College Broadcasters, Inc. represents students involved in radio, television, webcasting and other related media ventures. The organization coopera promotes media; electronic in involvement active through excellence of pursuit student the and education to commitment a ensures 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM AM 10:30 – 11:45 CBI Presents: The Future of Student Media, Approach One to Organization’s Supporting Student Broadcasters in the 21st Century (Session ID: 295)
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SATURDAY 101 Media BEA2007 This panel examines the major job classifications universities use for their student media advisors/managers, discusses the major consider major the discusses advisors/managers, media student their for use universities classifications job major the examines panel This Media Advisors] [Student N235 220) ID: (Session Media Advisors Student for Titles & Classifications Job PM 1:15 – PM 12:00 TownshipBrunswick Roberta Kaar,School North A. High Respondent: Township WagnerBrunswick School North High Marseille, Moderator: high college—allowing and schools high between school high in while partnerships credits college earn to students school education technology for grants tech-prep Federal II: Part colleges; and schools high between programs—partnerships education technology for writing grant of rewards and techniques the on Presentation I: Part [TwoYear/Small Colleges] N234 200) ID: (Session Colleges and Schools High Between TechnologyPrograms/Partnerships for Educations Grants Tech-PrepFederal 2: Part TechnologyStudents; for WritingEducation Grant of TechniquesRewards The and I: Part PM 1:15 – PM 12:00 University State Florida McClung, Steven Moderator: the and convergence entities. media regulatory and markets these to on has it implications related and concerning issues the examine will It (Hispanic). Markets Emerging and Industry, Marketing, Policy,in researchers active are who practitioners and scholars including perspectives several Convergencefrom Media at looks panel This Sales] TechnologyCommunication & | Management [Research | N233 191) ID: (Session Going. We’re Where to Got We How 101. Convergence PM 1:15 – PM 12:00 Respondent: LuEtt Hanson, Kent State University State Kent Hanson, LuEtt Respondent: of Director Academic Phoenix, Affairsof University Rugg, Bill Moderator: structure. each of disadvantages and advantages the examines and process decision administrative the in ations Natalie Ray,Tech-PrepCollege, Natalie Partnerships Grossmont Grant Tech-PrepCollege, Partnerships Community Grant County Mercer Ehresman, Judy Dean VernonUniversity,WilliamJackman, Paterson Tech-Prep Partnerships Grant Coordinator/Professor Program Radio College, Community County Canter,Mercer Mitch Instructor Broadcast Radio TelevisionSchool, and High Production Brunswick North Burtnick, Ron Tech-PrepSchool, High Writer/Administrator/ConsultantGrant Brunswick Roberta Kaar, North A. University,State “ViralValuableFlorida to McClung, Marketing Steven Blogs” Niche via Audiences ToddTexasChambers, Tech Society” University,Media Converged“Targeting a in Hispanics News” Digital of Future the “Defining Murphy,Corp., Reggie Gannett Tennessee,of Symbiosis” Policy-ConvergenceUniversity “The Bates, Benjamin Convergence” of History “The (ret.), Barbara Santa California, of University Harwood, Kenneth Heidi D. Campbell, University of South Carolina, “Graduate Students as Faculty as Advisors” Students “Graduate Carolina, South of University Campbell, D. Heidi Media Northern University,Student Advisor” Hoskins, Arizona as “Non-TenureDale Faculty track Media Student Advisor” as Staffof “Classified Tran,Doyle University Alabama, Pam Texas,North of Media Tenure“The University Student Advisor” Sauls, as TrackSam Faculty - 77 SATURDAY 77
- Creating Creating the Future Melvin Coffee, Southern Methodist University Patrick Hahn, Palomar College Max University Utsler, of Kansas Commonwealth University Virginia Deborah Wegner, Pacific Lutheran Robert University Wells, Terry Schue, George Washington University, “Documentary: Are We Getting Closer Are to We the “Documentary: Truth?” University, Schue, Washington George Terry “Creating Mary the University, Blue, Documentary Tulane Future by Understanding the Documentary Past” Michael Review McElreath, of A and "Documentary University Truths the Reality: of Wyoming, Classics" Joseph L. Bridges, Malone College, “Historical Definitions of of Documentary ʻTruthʼ” in Terms Rosa Morales, Michigan State University, “Diversity Awareness in Journalism Rosa Schools” Morales, Awareness Michigan “Diversity State University, Al-Deen, Hana University Noor of North Advertising: Carolina Is “Podcast at Wilmington, it Pull or Push Media?” Mary Jackson Pitts, Arkansas State University, “Experimenting with Video Podcasting: Can it Help Improve Learning in Ed Freedman, Zayed University, “Teaching and Ed Living Freedman, “Teaching in Zayed the University, Middle East” Kent Collins, University of Missouri, “Global Perspectives in Local Newscasts” the Classroom?” The University of Memphis, Yang, “Podcasting: Jin Perceptions and Outcomes” Uses Arkansas Lily “Picturing and State A Zeng, the Gratifications University, Podosphere: Perspective” room. Panelists will share how they transform in-the-trenches newsroom experiences into engaging, activities. Broadcast interactive news writing, producing, reporting and and ethics exercises will be effective discussed. classroom Moderator: Jennifer Fleming, California Long State Beach University, Documentary: Are Documentary: We Getting Closer to (Session the Truth? ID: 137) N240 [Documentary | History | News] This session will look back on documentary history in terms of the “truth” claims of forms approach objective the representations of reality. genre and explore to what extent documentary Moderator: University Schue, Washington George Terry 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Practical Newsroom Turning Experience into Practical Pedagogy (Session ID: 214) N238 [News | Courses, Curricula Administration] & Educator in the Newsroom Fellows present teaching tips RTNDF and techniques on how to bring newsroom knowledge to life in the class Substitute or Supplement: Podcasting (Session Trends ID: 36) N237 [Radio Audio and Media | Communication Technology] This panel will discuss Podcasting and its effects/uses in several areas: 1) traditional media, 2) advertising, 3) educational settings, and 4) its influence on the audience. This panel encourages audience dialogue and interaction. Moderator: John Hendricks, Southeastern Oklahoma State University 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM At Look All It: How Reflections You It’s On International Coverage War (Session ID: 207) N236 [International | News] Panelists will discuss war coverage and story selections by the international The media. focus of this panel is to show the diversity of news approach when it comes to covering some of most the volatile worldʼs conflicts. The question of objectivity will be addressed. Moderator: Grace Provenzano, San Francisco State University
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SATURDAY 101 Media BEA2007 University State Missouri TamaraSoutheast Baldwin, Moderator: advice. offer and experiences their share will and careers academic their of “stages” different at are Panelists exists. still some ways, not-so-subtle) some (and subtle in that indicate panelists these by encountered experiences the 2006-2007, in academe in exist still stereotypes and/or gender on based biases that think to likes one no universities. While various their at processes tenure and promotion the through progress they as encounter education media mass in professors female challenges and experiences the on focus will panel This & Administration] Curricula Courses, | Issues [Gender N232 106) ID: (Session Perspectives and Experiences Their Tenure:Share and Faculty Promotion Navigate They as Education Media Mass in Females for Climate The PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 Godfrey, Don University State Arizona Respondent: Oklahoma of University Hodgson, Scott Moderator: venues. juried in successfully compete to how on tips winning status. The panelists, all present and/or former “Best of Festival” winners from the BEA Festival that of Media award arts, demand to will projects creative provide of quality practical they the raise can However,faculty how on focus research. will panel This win. and traditional process juried a through go to works creative track scholarly parallel a as activity creative recognizing are schools more and More Convention] [All N250 283) YourID: of (Session Level Creative Activity the Raising PM 1:15 – PM 12:00 Place: Second Place: First Open Moderator: Studies] [Multicultural N249 60) ID: (Session Competition Paper Division Studies Multicultural PM 1:15 – PM 12:00 College MacArthur,Utica Paul Moderator: documentary.Classic ESPN an creating of process the through you takes he as more and questions these answer will Abrams decisions? editorial his influences What issues? legal the are What conceptualized? documentaries sports are How Norman. Greg on Terrellspins new and put Owens and Rockne, Knute of death the and scandal, Sox Black the SteffiGraf, about documentaries produced As an ESPN Classic producer, Barry Abrams works on the networkʼs “Sports Century” and “Top 5 Reasons You Canʼt Blame...” series. Heʼs Policy] & Law | Criticism & Production | Aesthetics [Documentary N243 130) ID: (Session Classic’sBarry Abrams ESPN with Documentary: AConversation Sports the Producing PM 1:15 – PM 12:00 Respondent: Tamara Baldwin, Southeast Missouri State University State Missouri TamaraSoutheast Baldwin, Respondent: Sara Baker Netzley, Bradley University, “More than Mere Survival: Laying the Groundwork for Tenure and Promotion During Programs” Communication Mass Private and Public White, and Black Predominately the ʻWomenʼsTenurein on Bias Research “Gender How Beasley,Florida, Process: Berrin North of University Issuesʼ the and Workit “Creative Making TenureOklahoma, for Activity: Promotion” of and University Hodgson, Scott Increase Yourto of “How Tran,Output” Doyle University Alabama, Creative Pamela Works”Creative Successful University,to State “Keys Jose San Sarrafan, Babak Classic Barry Producer,ESPN Abrams, Those First YearsThose Teaching”of in Leading and (Preaching), Teaching, Females: American “African University, State Alcorn Howard-Byrd, Sherlynn Tenureand Promotion Process” the in In Writing:is It Documentation YourGet University, and State Real Missouri “Get Southeast Defense Hollerbach, Best Karie Canterbury,“Gendered at England, Academia: Kent of AUniversity Multi-Disciplinary Bobrowicz, Approach” Ania Traditionalby Devalued is Academics” Media rde Gra, u Wsct Aesnr ad ens . isy SI Nwos Sho o Public of School Newhouse News” VirginiaLynnOwens, Network University,C. and Commonwealth “Minorities S.I. Kinsey, F. Dennis and Communications, Alessandri Syracuse WestcottUniversity, “The Sue Problem of Gorham, Athletic Bradley Visual Identity and Native American Imagery” University Howard Dates, Jannette
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- Creating Creating the Future Andrew Baddish, Bergen Community College Kathe University St. Lehman-Meyer, Maryʼs Adams, Cameron Steve University Chris Pruszynski, at State Geneseo University of York New Amber Smallwood, Bridgewater College High School Township Chris Thomas, Lyons Judith Marlane, California Northridge, State “The University, Impact of the America” Documentary in “Degree State Emphasis University, on Mike International Savoie, Documentary Valdosta Production” Marilyn Pennell, Bridgewater State College, “Production Issues in the Documentary in China” Penchan “Pink” Phoborisut, Assumption University, Bangkok, “Thailandʼs National Reconciliation Commission Catherine Luther and Bob Legg, University of Tennessee, “Youʼre So Mean! Portrayals of Female Social Aggression in Documentary Project” Paul Norris, Documentary New in Zealand De-regulated Broadcasting New School, Zealand” “ʼMore than Pies and Breasts?ʼ Mass Media and Video Mass Games” Media and Video Childrenʼs Programs” Childrenʼs Advertising” About “Parental Exposure Pre-School Concerns to University, Childrenʼs Television Tech Texas Emily Kinsky, Alexis Game Brekke Lepre, Ratings: and “Video University Does for Lyn of the Parents?” Tennessee, System Work the in Violence and Sex Addressing at Efforts Governmental of Progression “Historical University, Tech Texas Fontenot, Maria fully used to enhance their courses. Moderator: Austin Peay State Pamela University Gray, 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM The International Documentary: In the Curriculum and in the World (Session ID: 141) N236 [Documentary | International] into integrated When issues. critical and cultures of understanding and insight important provide can documentary the world, complex our In the curriculum, it a offers key learning tool in the will study present of a production look and at communication documentaries We studies. from around the world and in the United States and discover their impact on what we know about the past and how it influences what we will learn in the future. Moderator: Judith Marlane, California Northridge State University, 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Broadcast Approaches Tips and Management: (Session Teaching ID: 177) N234 [Courses, Curricula Administration & | Multicultural Studies] This session will showcase a variety of approaches to teaching broadcast management. Presenters will discuss methods they have success 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Aggression and Sexual Programming Content and in Television in Children’s Video Games (Session ID: 156) N233 [Research | Law & Policy] This panel explores recent research on aggression and sex in childrenʼs television programming and social in aggression video as games. A study portrayed on in female childrenʼs programs is first presented. This is followed by reacting toward mature content in advertising and in discussion video The games. session ends with a historical overview of governmental of attempts at research into how parents are addressing sex and violence programming in and childrenʼs in video games. Moderator: Central Shonna Tropf, Missouri State University
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SATURDAY 101 Media BEA2007 Taylor, Michael Valdosta University State Moderator: Records. and Radio at desk publisherʼs the of vantage her from observations and reflections Farberʼs Erica with conclude side and the Drake-Chenault program services frequently blamed for the perceived death of personality radio in the late 60ʼs--early 70ʼs. We Ingram and on to the 70ʼs screamers and ultimately the shockers in the 80ʼs and 90ʼs. We will then turn to Boss Radioʼs Bill Drakeʼs “Hyde” Dan and Reed Mitchell B. as such jocks of contributions the through and Freed Phillips Alan Dewey of work early Century.the 20th From the of decades five closing the over radio personality of development and growth the on reflection audio-driven an provide will panel This History] | Media and Audio [Radio N240 118)ID: (Session Rolling Still and Shock to Rock From PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 University State Ball Carlson, Nancy Moderator: groups. media student converge to attempting of pains and How are the individual media organizations at your school working together on convergent projects or stories? Panelists will discuss the joys & Administration] Curricula Courses, | News | Media Advisors [Student N238 181) ID: (Session Groups Media Student for Projects Convergent PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 Diego San Chesler,UC Giovanna Respondent: University State Francisco VinaySan Shrivastava, Moderator: design. sound of analysis critical provides also It sound. surround to mono from media in audio experiencing of ways different at looks panel This Media] and Audio Radio | Technology[Communication Criticism & Production | Aesthetics N237 105) ID: (Session Hearing Waysof Experience: Audio PM 2:45 – PM 1:30 ihe Tyo, adsa tt Uiest, A Adoasse Tu o te eeomn o ʻo-0 Proaiy Radio Personality ʻTop-40ʼ of Development the of in America” Tour Audio-assisted “An University, State Valdosta Taylor, Michael in Radio America” Personality of State Present the of on Observations and “Perspectives Records, and Farber,Radio Erica Anti-personality Drake-Chenault the and Drake Bill Hyde: Radio” and Format Automated “BOSS University, Missouri Southeast Mims, Bruce Web”to Story TVthe “Moving Pembroke, at Carolina North of TonyUniversity DeMars, Projects” Conceptualizing and Cooperate ʻCompeteʼof to Instead Urge the Overcoming Routines, Changing Media: Student Among Barriers University,“Breaking State Ball Spillman, Mary Weaver,Bradley Liberal Mission” the Arts of WestminsterPart as “Convergence College, Convergence” and Radio “College College, Muskingum Fox, Kim Vogel,Richard University,Ashland Well-Rounded“Building Journalists” Events” University,Homecoming Monmouth Furgason,for “Converging Aaron Coverage” Election for “ConvergingTruman Clark, State, Elizabeth Design” Sound Study University,to State “How Francisco San White, Colin Texts”Design—Modernist University,Sound State “Impressionist/Intentional Francisco Seger, San Andrew Construction” University,Sound State “Documentary Francisco San Cruz, La De Sonya Surround: to AMono University,Critical from State Analysis” “Listening Francisco San Batcho, Jim Sound” Surround University,of State “Psychoacoustics Francisco Vinay San Shrivastava,
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Creating Creating the Future Jerry Condra, at State Oswego University of York New Zach Schlessel, Nicole Harris and Shane Zambardi, Syracuse University, “Time Slot Switches: Fang Liu, University of North Texas, “Determinants of Cable System Product Diversification – An A Maximization of A Confusion?” Ratings or Viewer “Predicting Ohio Media University, An Tang, Use: Examination Audience of Tang Exposure to Television Selected Industries” and the Internet” Investigation of the U.S. Cable Systems” Max Grubb, Kent State University and Dave Law, Youngstown State Corporate Radio” University, “Sarbanes-Oxley and Alan Albarran, University of North Texas, “Media Employment in the United States: An Examination of David Langley, University of Minnesota, “Pedagogies of Engagement: An Overview of Terms, Processes, and Practices In Gary E. Swanson, Northwestern University Anthony Moretti, Point Park University Anne Cooper-Chen, Ohio University Higher Education” Dom Producing Caristi, through Ball “Teaching Service State Learning: University, Everyone Wins” Hall, R. More Trevor Boise than “Itʼs State Just University, a Game: Engaging Students in Broadcast Programming” “Using Interactive University, Computer Broadcast Programs Dale News” to Cressman, Teach Young Brigham Agencies” with Not-for-Profit Community: Working Ron Osgood, “Reality Your TV in Indiana University, Learning By Curriculum Doing: Through Enhancing Your Strategies of Engagement (Session ID: 174) N251 [Courses, Curricula Administration] & Panelists will discuss how they incorporate active learning strategies into their curricula. New trends in learning theory and research have increasingly moved towards experiential learning to improve student problem solving skills This and session pedagogy. will provide BEA members information on new educational trends and offer ideas for a broad range of courses. Moderator: Hall, R. Trevor Boise State University 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Open First Place: Debut First Place: 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Management & Sales Division Paper Competition (Session ID: 59) N249 [Management & Sales] Moderator: 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM The Impact of the Beijing 2008 Olympics on Communications Policy and Future Media in China (Session ID: 250) N243 [News | International] There is an evolving media environment and China is in a transition planned process economy of to moving an economy toward in commercialization the from broadcast a sector. It government- seems obvious that the control Chinese over government the media will when thousands have of to journalists descend loosen on Beijing some and of China to its cover the 2008 internally summer magnitude such of event games an is Olympics The and concessions. some make by to willing be may agreeing government the appears it to games the host as well as globally, it will surely have significant impact on a number of issues involving government the can no Chinaʼs longer keep countryʼs its society media technologies closed and given ease todayʼs in transmission future. via smaller portable satellite Further, it appears uplink packages. Moderator: Gary E. Swanson, Northwestern University
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SATURDAY 101 Media BEA2007 University Hofstra Kaplan, Nancy Moderator: of understanding better othersʼdocumenting a of lives. experience the through gain cultures various to students more enabling universities, other by duplicated be can program Diversity” “Documenting The collaborations. In addition, samples of student works and a portion of the documentary shot while the program was in session will be shown. interdisciplinary the as well as program someone the of financing inside and structuring step the including experiences, to their discuss like will Panelists elseʼsshoes. is it what experience to students, college and faculty of group interdisciplinary an with working populations, This panel introduces a unique program that uses documentary production as an educational tool to enable high school students from diverse Studies] Multicultural | [Documentary N234 167) ID: (Session Documentary the and Understanding Cross-Cultural Diversity: Documenting PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 Tennesseeof University -Knoxville Bates, Benjamin Respondent: Houston of University Harwood, Kenneth Moderator: world. diverse a appreciate and understand to them help may children offerchildren insights. with valuable research to TelevisionNon-respondents ways. special in advertising non-white and white of portrayals personality.aggressive exhibit who adults Youngyoung to Internet catharsis process psychological children offer may Violentgames video Policy] & Law | [Research N233 70) ID: (Session Policy for Suggestions with Research YoungNew Children, Media: and Adults PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 Lipsky, Paul New York Technologyof Institute Moderator: participantsʼ enhance domain. will creative the in educate commonalities to abilities and differences the of analysis critical This backgrounds. cultural studentsʼ their and own to their relation in philosophies presentersʼteaching the on focuses panel This creativity? teach to possess we do strategies what educators, As & Administration] Curricula Courses, | [International N232 78) ID: (Session Commonalities and TeachingDifferences International Philosophies: PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 Phil Katzman, Hofstra University, “Documenting the Documentarians” University,the Hofstra “Documenting Katzman, Phil and Identity Creating University,YourDiversity: Participants” Hofstra “Documenting the Noschese, Articulating WITH Christine Documentary for Model A Boundaries: Cross to Difference Teens”Among Documentary “Using University, Hofstra Kumar, Aashish and Perceptions Attitudes” Inter-group Their Influence May Television of ViewingChildrenʼs “How Arizona, of University Raman, Priya Research in Non-response of Exploration An Kid: Children” with My “Not Barbara, Santa California, of University Moyer-Guse, Emily Internet Process Advertising” Children “How Services, Research R & C McIlrath, Mary Some Young Adults” in Catharsis for Potential The Personality: Aggressive and Play “ViolentUniversity,Game Video State Ohio Mahood, Chad TechnologicalNanyang Singapore Chavez, University Mark TaiwanUniversity Chien Shih Hao, Kuang-Chung Day,College Erik Canisius Chang, YuanShihming TaiwanUniversity Ze
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Creating Creating the Future Alan Albarran, University Alan “Dealing of with North Texas, Problem Papers” Ann Hollifield, University of Georgia, “Recruiting Qualified Judges” Expectation From a Judge” “Writersʼ Michigan Richard University, Gershon, Western Arizona Marrianne “Encouraging State Barrett, Quality University, Feedback” Rogus, “Concerns Ohio and of Mary Time T. University, Schedule” Melissa Lee Price, Staffordshire University Cynthia Salisbury Cooper, University Central Patricia Williamson, Michigan University Debbie Owens, Murray State University Austin Peay State Prather, University Yvonne Chris Strobel, Northern Producer/Director Kentucky University, Leland Northern Data Schuler, Wrangler/Student Kentucky University, Northern Data Wrangler/Student Kentucky Lee University, Walters, Nick McMillen, Assistant Northern Camera/Student 1st Kentucky University, Zach Riggins, University of Cincinnati, Director of Photography Tony Tony DeMars, University of North Carolina at Pembroke, “Applying NPPA Techniques to the Undergraduate TV News Program Distribution” Sunny Smith, Jackson “Incorporating State Podcasting University, in the Mass Communication Curriculum” Jason Balas, University of Oklahoma, “Creative Film-Style Production in an Undergraduate Curriculum” Reporting Class” Carrie B. Documentary Chrisco, to McNeese “Teaching Undergraduates” State University, Justin Young, Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity, “Guerilla Animation: Tips for Creation and Opportunities for National (Session ID: 222)
N237 [Research | Management & Sales | International] division for guideline general a as used be can that BEA—something the for document practices best a create to is panel this of purpose The competitions. The hope is that this effort will help improve the quality of the research competitions at As BEA. the competitions get more necessary a be may it However, efforts. research most than goal long-term more a be may This interest. more generate should they valuable, step in the ultimate goal to create a rejuvenated research BEA effort. The panel will address questions: How do you deal with papers that these retain and recruit find, you do How authors? category wrong plagiarism, length, competition—deadlines, the of rules basic the violate qualified reviewers? What do you do if a reviewer fails to do the job—or is too research competition? How mean? do you deal with How authors that fail do to come to you the conference? encourage diversity within a larger Moderator: Steven Dick, Modern Media Barn 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Best Practices in Research Competitions (Session ID: 227) N236 | Aesthetics Production & Criticism] [Communication Technology cinema—making digital of edge bleeding the on experiences our recaps session This world. digital the into moving quickly is Moviemaking an HD short film with the Panasonic HVX200 and a Redrock Micro M2 The adapter. filmmakers, academics and students, will share our experiences and answer questions about our week-long production. Moderator: Chris Strobel, Northern Kentucky University 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM The Bleeding Edge of Digital Cinema - Making Movies with the Panasonic HVX200 and Redrock Micro 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Effective for Production Undergraduate Techniques Student Media (Session ID: 172) N235 [Student Advisors Media Aesthetics | Production & Criticism | Documentary] How (a) animation: and documentary, news, TV video, film-style with work production media undergraduate successful features panel This a film school approach can be part of an effective undergraduate curriculum; (b) student news created Television using tips from an NPPA (d) and roots; African their with Orleans New of people Garifuna the of connection the on project documentary a (c) Workshop; NewsVideo how new computer programs have made it easier than ever for students to produce and distribute animated programming. Moderator: Dennis Baptist Robertson, University East Texas
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Moderator: Louise Benjamin, BEA Festival of Media Chair BEAof Arts Benjamin, Festival Louise Moderator: session. this attend to plan BEAshould 2008 Festival the for chairs competition Festival All Convention] [All N238 261) ID: (Session Meeting Committee Festival Convention Post PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 TechnologicalMichigan LaMuth, University Stan Chair: Program BEAConvention 2008 WestminsterZarkin, Kim College Chair: Program BEAConvention 2007 Moderator: even year next make to better.feedback and ideas your want Wepresented. be will BEA2008 for preparations the initial and and procedures discussed deadlines, and reviewed be will BEA2007 incoming. and current Chairs, Division Interest ALLfor meeting wrap-up Convention Convention] [All N237 260) ID: (Session Meeting Chairs Division Interest Convention Post PM 5:45 – PM 4:30 Turner,R. John Towson University Moderator: production. game students or give that programming station hosting, show TVtalk sports anchoring, and sports TV and play-by-play,radio as radio such jobs sportscasting campus of kinds different or in experience practical courses sportscasting in assignments various on focus will panel This Media Advisors] Student | & Administration Curricula Courses, | [News N243 87) ID: (Session Students for Experiences Sportscasting Practical Creating PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 infra to revision curriculum from range challenges These programs. media electronic to challenges several presents HD to transition The & TechnologyCommunication Administration] Curricula | Courses, Criticism | & [Production Aesthetics N238 154) ID: (Session TeachingProduction of HD Challenges The PM 4:15 – PM 3:00 Florida Central of University Hall, Joe Moderator: production. HD teaching in involved issues other and these addressed have they how discuss will process this begun already have that programs from Panelists concerns. funding and structure Chris Pruszynski, State University of New York at Geneseo, “The Long Season: Creating, Sustaining and Making the Most the Making and Sustaining Creating, Season: Long “The Geneseo, Yorkat New of University State Pruszynski, Chris Station” TVOperated John MacKerron, Towson University, “Sportscasting Opportunities at a Faculty Supervised, Student Managed and and Managed Student Supervised, Faculty a at Opportunities “Sportscasting University, Towson MacKerron, John Town”in Game Only the Being The of Advantages Joseph R. Blaney and Lance R. Lippert, Illinois State University, “The Role of Press Box Materials and Interviews in Teaching Broadcasts” Play-by-Play Student-Produced of City: Midwestern Small a in Production Sports Television “Teaching University, Illinois Western Hoon, Buzz W. Barbara Volbrecht,Barbara StudentsʼThe Doing: Perspectives” by University, Sportscasting Marquette “Learning Hughes” Pat and Santo Ron of Case The Play-by-Play: Broadcast University” Private Small a at Production HD of Challenges University,Jurney,the Christian Larry “Meeting Oklahoma Teachingof New Production” Pedagogy Yorkof HD “The University Oswego, State at Smart, Doug Brigham YoungTeachingGale, of Production” E. Cons HD Larrie and University, Pros “The Production: HD AReport” and Status Education Media “Electronic Florida, Central of University Hall, Joe Thomas R. Berg, BEA 2007-2008 President, Middle TennesseeMiddle University BEAPresident, Berg,State 2007-2008 R. Thomas -
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—A— Bennett, Sybril 27 Byland, David 13, 14, 57 Abrahamson, Nate 60 Berg, Thomas R. 13, 44, 86 Byrnes, Matthew 39 Abrams, Barry 78 Bergen, Lori 20 —C— Adams, Ashley 41 Berry, Drew 13, 20 Caffin, Iris 44 Adams, Michael 42, 75 Bhagdev, Nirali 64 Calabrese, Barbara 63 Adams, Steve 79 Biasca, Karyn 41 Campbell, Heidi D. 76 Adams, Terry 68 Billings, Andrew C. 59 Cannon, Keydra D. 72 Ala-Fossi, Marko 73 Black, Jay 52 Canter, Mitch 76 Albarran, Alan 30, 61, 83, 85 Bland, Ron 75 Caristi, Dom 28, 83 Al-Deen, Hana Noor 77 Blaney, Joseph R. 86 Carlson, Nancy 82 Alessandri, Sue Westcott 78 Blue, Mary 20, 77 Carpenter, Dale 63 Al-Obaidi, Jabbar 56 Bobeck, Ann 23 Castille, Robert 39 Anderson, Chad 26 Bobrowicz, Ania 62, 78 Castleton, David 63 Anderson, James A. 44 Book, Connie 33 Caston, Victoria M. 72 Anderson, Janna Quitney 21, 43 Borget, Jennifer 60 Cawood, Richard 43 Anderson, Steve 57 Borzi, Mark G. 34 Chambers, Todd 76 Angelini, James 74 Bowers, Pete 21 Champ, Joseph 67 Anstandig, Daniel 34 Boyd, Douglas A. 30, 52 Chanatry, David 57, 69 Arceneaux, Noah 42 Boyer, Lori 22 Chang, Sandra 30 Arena, Jason 32 Braima, Mahmoud 72 Chang, Shihming 84 Armstrong, John 33 Brand, Keith 57 Chapman, Melanie 26, 69 Ash, Jonathan 66 Bray, Gregory 51 Chase, Justin 16 Auter, Philip 52, 64 Breaux, Carl 39 Chase, Mark 18 Avery, Robert K. 13, 16, 33, 51 Brekke, Alexis 79 Chavez, Mark 84 Azevedo, Brian 58 Bremen, Phil 21 Chen, Joyce 62 Azocar, Cristina 38, 51 Brewer, Edward 56 Chesler, Giovanna 82 Azriel, Joshua N. 42 Bridges, Joseph L. 67, 77 Chock, Makana 65 —B— Briggs, Paula 67 Chorba, Frank 31, 42 Baddish, Andrew 79 Brinson, Susan 31, 56, 73 Chrisco, Carrie B. 31, 85, 20 Badesch, Roger 21, 66 Brown, Hubert 56, 63 Christie, Tom 75 Bain, Kathryn 39 Brown, Jamie 44 Chung, Peichi 18 Baker, Steve 16 Brown, Michael 31, 42 Clark, Andrew 66 Balas, Glenda 33 Brown, Tim 64 Clark, Elizabeth 18, 54, 82 Balas, Jason 85 Browne, Bryant 41 Clark, Naeemah 22 Baldwin, Tamara 78 Browne, Donald R. 44 Clarkin, Sean 65 Bankston, Ronnie 62 Brozana, Amanda 18 Cleary, Johanna 68 Barnett, Brooke 68 Bruce, Berryman 32 Cochran, Barbara 30 Barnett, Torian 32 Bruce, Michael 50, 58 Coester, Dana 43, 69 Barrett, Marrianne 85 Bruce, Rob 32 Coffee, Melvin 34, 77 Batcho, Jim 82 Brunner, Brigitta 22 Coffey, Amy Jo 20 Bates, Benjamin 76, 84 Bryson, Pat 12 Collins, Kent 65, 77 Beamish, Jeff 60 Buchanan, Burt 35 Compesi, Ron 73 Beasley, Berrin 78 Bucy, Erik P. 23 Condra, Jerry 20, 64, 83 Beaudoin, Beau 62 Burd, Tom 22 Connelly, Don 29, 57 Beeson, Joel 43, 69 Burke, Scott 66 Conway, Dennis 53 Beliveau, Ralph 40 Burrell, Ryan 39 Coon, Steve 65 Bell, Leah 63 Burtnick, Ron 76 Cooper, Cynthia 50, 65, 85 Benjamin, Louise 13, 31, 56, 69, 86 Burton, E. Ray 55 Cooper, Kaatie 18 Bennett, Neal 17 Bushnell, Amber 58 Cooper, Roger 59 89 BEA 2007 Media 101
Cooper-Chen, Anne 83 Duarte, John 33, 63, 69 Gilbert, Jamie Lynn 62, 66 Corbett, Kevin 32, 66, 69 Dumas, Mallory 44 Gleason, Paul 32 Corbitt, Gary 13, 18, 38 Dunnegan, Patrick 58 Gleiser, Paul 13 Corum, Ashley 68 —E— Godfrey, Don 35, 51, 78 Costello, Vic 51, 67, 69 Eckhardt, Ned 40 Goldbaum, Howard 18, 51, 71 Costoulas, Cindi 52, 69 Edsall, Samuel H. 43 Goldstein, Andy 26 Cote, Peter 58 Edwards, Emily 32, 53 Gomery, Douglas 44 Covington, Jr., William 56, 64, 75 Edwards, Joe 22 Gomez, Jaime 73 Crandall, Jim 16 Egan, Candace 21, 51 Gonzalez, Marty 34 Crawford, Amy 22 Ehresman, Dean Judy 76 Gorham, Bradley 78 Creasman, Paul 18, 55 Elam, Earnest 44 Gotcher, Mike 34 Cressman, Dale 64, 73, 83 Elin, Larry 21, 65 Gould, Kara Jolliff 72 Crudo, Richard 33 Esposito, Anthony 75 Grady, Lionel 64, 75 Cucinelli, Giuliana 30 Ettema, James 17 Grant, Augie 23, 27 Cummins, R. Glenn 64, 74 Evans, Beth 41 Gray, Pamela 35, 79 Cunningham, Cory 58 Evenson, Andrea 60 Green, Susan 22, 34 Cutler, Mike 34 —F— Greenberg, Dan 20 Czekner, Eric 26 Farber, Erica 82 Greene, Rustin 20, 53 —D— Farrell, Mike 56 Greenwell, Ava 30 DʼZousa, Adrienne 53 Faulconer-Lippert, Gwin 55 Greer, Clark 54, 57 Dailey, John 71 Fawthrop, Cortney 58 Gregory, Katherine 62 Dailey, Larry 51 Feinburg, Ian 53 Grimes, Tom 20 Dalpe, Teressa 39 Feldman, Abby 44 Grubb, Max 17, 23, 33, 34, 64, 83 Daniels, George 18, 20, 68 Ferguson, Douglas 17, 31, 51, 54 Guidetti, Erica 26 Daniels, Mike 60 Ferolo, Jim 51 Gullifor, Paul 73 Dates, Jannette 78 Fink, Edward J. 15 Gunzerath, David 20 Daugherty, Kurt 33 Finucane, Peggy 31 Guterman, Jeffrey 16 Davie, William R. 52 Fischer, Ken 17, 41, 64 —H— Davis, Kathy 41 Fleming, Jennifer 77 Hadley, Roger 42 Day, Erik 84 Fletcher, James 23 Hadlow, Martin 61 Day, Samuel 58, 69 Flynn, Tom 12 Hagen, Dave 39 de Castell, Suzanne 30 Fontenot, Maria 79 Hahn, Patrick 77 De La Cruz, Sonya 82 Foote, Joe 40 Hall, Jessica 26 de Silv, Indra 31 Foret, Michael 41 Hall, Joe 86 DeMars, Tony 27, 82, 85 Fox, Kim 82 Hall, R. Trevor 83 DeMarse, Ron 53 Franklin, George Lynn 18 Hall, Scott 26 Denove, Tom 31 Freedman, Ed 77 Hancox, Melissa Gibson 56 DeVigal, Andrew 51 Freiberger, Kevin 39 Hannum, Alex 26 Dick, Steven 85 Fuller, Lorraine 72 Hansen, Adam 26 Dinneen, Laura 39 Furgason, Aaron 82 Hanson, Gary 17, 41 Dinu, Lucian F. 64 —G— Hanson, LuEtt 76 Do, Julian 51 Gadd, Lauren 63 Hao, Kuang-Chung 84 Doherty, Evan 60 Gale, Larrie E. 40, 53, 86 Haridakis, Paul 17, 64 Donald, Ralph 66 Gates, Kevin 58 Harris, Amanda 44 Donovan, Mike 69 Gaudet, Mike 39 Harris, Nicole 83 Doremus, Wyatt 22 Gebbink, Matt 52 Harris, Ric 20 Dorman, William 16, 42 Geidner, Nick 22 Hartwig, Jonathan 52 Douai, Aziz 53 Geisler, Jill 30 Harwood, Kenneth 76, 84 Doyle, Peter 23 Gershon, Richard 85 Hatfield, Travis 58, 69 Draper, Nikki 63 Geyer, Joel 56 Havice, Michael J. 15 90 TM BEA 2007 Media 101
Hayes, Dona 63 Johnson, Elias 60 Lee, Laurie Thomas 28 Hayes, Jim 75 Johnson, Evan 20, 40, 63, 67 Lee, Yang-Hwan 23 Heal, Blake 58 Johnston, Doug 58 Lee, Seung-Hyun 20 Henderson, Jennifer 16 Jones, Aaron 58 Legg, Bob 79 Hendricks, John 61, 77 Jones, Dalton 39 Leggitt, Stephen 32 Hendriksen, Steve 26 Jones, Derek 57 Lehman-Meyer, Kathe 79 Henn, Dan 52 Jones, Jim 29, 75 Leighton, Katie 44 Hernandez, Kim 39 Jones, Steven 52, 69 Lepre, Lyn 22, 79 Herrod, Meghan 18 Jurney, Larry 86 Levy, Mark 13, 29 Hicks, Price 75 —K— Leyrer, Michael 52 Hillard, Duke 39 Kaar, Roberta A. 76 Li, Cui 59 Hinshaw, Joe 72 Kang, Seok 21, 64 Lichty, Lawrence 17 Hintze, Heather 58, 60 Kaplan, Nancy 84 Licisyn, Michael 32 Hirschberg, Jeffrey 32, 38 Karp, Justin 60 Likes, Terry 57 Ho, Hsiao Hui 53 Katzman, Phil 84 Lim, Sun Sun 53 Hoch, Nic 26, 60 Kaweck, Lauren 32 Lindwall, Anders 58 Hodgson, Scott 53, 57, 69, 78 Kearns, Karen 33 Linton, Spencer 60 Hoffman, Phil 26 Keeling, Dennis 31 Lippert, Lance R. 86 Holcomb, Jesse 61 Keim, Brad 29 Lipsky, Paul 84 Hollerbach, Karie 78 Keith, Michael 42 Liu, Fang 83 Hollifield, Ann 85 Kelley, Lurene Cachola 68 Loggins, Ginger Miller 23, 44 Holman, JoAnne 35 Kight, Fred 19 Lohery, James 28, 42 Honig, David 18 King, Bil 66 Lombardi, Phil 40 Hoon, W. Buzz 38, 86 Kinsey, Dennis F. 78 London, Jack 52 Hoskins, Dale 55, 76 Kinsky, Emily 79 Loomis, Kenneth D. 42 Howard, Brian 55, 61 Kirkpatrick, Daniel 58 Lovato, Sam 29 Howard, Ryan 63 Kirschner, Carole M. 12 Loveland, Eric 58 Howard-Byrd, Sherlynn 78 Koch, Julie 60 Luther, Catherine 33, 79 Howlett, Michiko 60 Kolodzy, Janet 27, 39 Lyle, Dennis 13 Hoy, Chuck 65 Kountz, Rian 58 —M— Hubbard, Glenn 67 Kouts, Gideon 61 MacArthur, Paul 28, 50, 74, 78 Hudson, Gary 62 Kumar, Aashish 84 MacDonald, Mairin 44 Hudson, Tim 52, 73 Kunz, Bill 74 Machado, Baker 26 Hughes, Katherine 20 —L— MacKerron, John 86 Hughley, Jr., Ira 52 Labbe, Blaise 26 Macner, Marisa 58 Hunt, Troy 57 Laird, Bill 75 Madormo, John 63 Hunter, Nicole 65 Lamoureux, Ed 51 Mago, Jane 18 Huntsberger, Michael 33 LaMuth, Stan 15, 23, 86 Magpanthong, Chalisa 53 Hyunh, Catrina 19 Lancaster, Kelli 29 Mahood, Chad 84 —I— Lancaster-Mingus, Carol 73 Maloney, Russ 18 Ingram, Tom 66 Landesberg, Richard 21, 64, 68 Manalo, Micah 44 Irelan, Mark 39 Lane, Lindsay 58 Mann, Lydia 58 Irwin, Stacey 16, 66, 75 Lange, Katie 60 Mapaye, Joy Chavez 64 —J— Langley, David 83 Marlane, Judith 67, 79 Jackman, Vernon 76 Laponis, Michael 53, 57, 69 Marseille, Wagner 76 Jacobs, Alan 13, 57 Lark, Bethany 13 Martin, Carey 15, 32 Jaskulske, Brenda 66 Larson, Tim 73 Martin, Gary 16, 72 Jauert, Per 73 Laucella, Pamela 74 Mascaro, Thomas 17, 20, 40, 56 Jensen, J. Christian 44 Lazo, Nick 58 Matthews, Denise 63, 69 Johnson, Chris 66 Lee, Kathy 56 Matthews, Gerard 17 92 92 Creating the Future
Mayes, Maggie 59 Nanninga, Zach 58 Phoborisut, Penchan “Pink” 79 Mbatch, Hassan 52 Nelson, David 16, 23, 29 Pierce, Tamyra 21 McClung, Steven 76 Nelson, Thomas 21 Pitts, Greg 54 McCoy, Barney 63 Nenych, Laura A. 62 Pitts, Mary Jackson 77 McCoy, David 29 Nesselrode, Sally 29 Ploetz, Patricia 41 McCoy, Michelle 34 Netzley, Sara Baker 65, 78 Plouff, Adam 52, 58 McDaniel, Drew 55, 61 Newell, Benjamin 58 Podber, Jake 23 McDonnell, Tom 16, 29, 52, 55 Newman, Dexter D. 72 Podlas, Kimberlianne 42, 62 McElreath, Michael 67, 77 Newton, Greg 54 Poetter, Christopher 52 McGuire, John 54, 61 Nicotra, Lara 63 Poindexter, Mark 55 McHardy, Tom 57 Nielson, Emily 20 Polinsky, Heather Elizabeth 54 McIlrath, Mary 44, 84 Ninnemann, Tom 21 Pollard, Tim 39 McJunkin, Carrie 29 Norman, Mark 16 Pollock, Don 53 McLaughlin, Mary 23 Norris, Paul 79 Potts, Kimberly 58 McLean, Patrick 69 Noschese, Christine 84 Powell, Hilary 63 McMerty, Jay 69 Nulph, Robert 35 Prather, Yvonne 34, 38, 85 McMillen, Nick 85 Nyre, Lars 73 Price, Cara 52, 69 Meadows, Jennifer 28 —O— Price, Melissa Lee 35, 62, 71, 85 Medoff, Norm 67 OʼHair, H. Dan 58 Priestman, Chris 32, 62 Merinar, Sean 60 OʼNeill, Brian 73 Protenic, Joe 58 Merrill, Kitty 34 Ochalek, Ken 58 Provenzano, Grace 35, 40, 77 Merrill, Stephen 54 Ogden, Michael 31, 67 Prusslin, Norman 66 Messere, Fritz J. 28, 54, 56 Olszewski, Michael F. 23 Pruszynski, Chris 79, 86 Metcalf, Ashton 26 Orenstein, Max 60 Pulice, Ann 41 Meyer, Lauren D. 58 Orlik, Pete 59 —Q— Meyer, Matt 32 Osgood, Ron 83 Quebedeaux, Brian 39 Mierzwa, Julie 44 Oshagan, Hayg 51 Quinn, John 21, 72 Miller, Alison 61 Oskam, Judy 51 —R— MIller, Barbara 68 Overcast, Melanie 60, 69 Raicheva-Stover, Maria 31 Miller, Dusty Dawn 58 Oviedo, Nick 60 Raman, Priya 84 Mims, Bruce 82 Owens, Debbie 28, 85 Raney, Arthur 74 Miranda, Stephanie 41 Owens, Fred 22 Ray, Natalie 76 Misiewicz, Joe 26, 34, 44, 51 Owens, John 55 Reardon, Michael 54 Mitchell, Brian 29 Owens, Lynn C. 78 Reardon, Nancy 12 Mitchell, Douglas 19 Owens, Roger 34 Reed, Alex 26, 69 Mokodean, Marisa 44 Ozaysin, Gokhan 39 Reiter, Cara 44 Moore, Ed 58 —P— Renaud, Jerry 20, 56, 63 Moore, Maria 16, 40, 67 Packer, Meghan 60 Reynolds, Kevin J. 20. 32 Morales, Rosa 77 Papper, Bob 30 Rhodes, Abby 39 Moretti, Anthony 64, 83 Parcells, Frank 34 Riese, Andrew 32, 69 Morris, John 52 Parker, Sean 60 Riggins, Zach 85 Morrison, Daryl 22 Patrick, Larry 13 Riley, Robin 67 Mott, Robert 72 Patton, Pamela 26 Robertson, Dennis 85 Moyer-Guse, Emily 84 Pauling, Brian 32, 40 Robinson, Syrenthia J. 74 Mullins, Joseph 26 Payton, Ross 32 Rodrigues, Shane 53 Murphy, Reggie 76 Pennell, Marilyn 30, 79 Rogers, Florence 16 Murray, Michael D. 61 Perebinossoff, Philippe 40 Rogus, Mary T. 41, 64, 85 Muscari, Dave 13, 20 PerryvStephen 73 Roselle, Laura 68 Mutoji, Stephanie 39 Peterson, Erik 74 Rosengard, Dana 22, 42 —N— Phalen, Patricia 17, 61 Rosensteil, Tom 30 93 93 BEA 2007 Media 101
Rubin, Alan M. 44 Smeltzer, David 29 Tiner, Rich 61, 66 Rudin, Richard 32, 35 Smith, D. Renee 65 Tolstedt, Mark 16, 41, 74 Rugg, Bill 76 Smith, G. Stuart 17 Tooth, Adrian 43 Ruppel, Richard 41 Smith, Jen 26 Townley, James 53 Russell, Ed 65 Smith, Jon 63, 73 Tran, Mark 58 Ryan, Kathleen 63 Smith, Laura 64 Tran, Pamela Doyle 57, 76, 78 Rybicki, Frank 56 Smith, Mark 18, 54, 72 Tropf, Shonna 79 —S— Smith, Miriam 30, 35 Tucker, David 16, 63 Saavadra, Tony 33 Smith, Nelson 56 Turner, John R. 86 Saldana, Chris 41 Smith, Sunny 85 Turner, Patricia 66 Salter, Bryan 26 Snead, William 20, 72 Turner, Paul 39 Salter, Dana 30 Sotiropolous, Photi 30 Tyrus, Jeff 34 Santayana, Stephen 32 Soto, Mike 39 —U— Sarapin, Susan Huelsing 35 Spangler, Lynn 51 Uecker, Scott 18, 52 Sarrafan, Babak 53, 78 Spero, Douglas 19, 64, 72 Umansky, Barry 23 Satriale, Jon 31 Spillman, Mary M. 35, 82 Utsler, Max 54, 77 Sauls, Sam 67, 76 Squire, Chris 13 Uttara, Luke 58 Savaglio, Cynthia 65 Standley, Tracey 33 Utterback, Andrew H. 42, 50 Savoie, Mike 79 Stark, Craig 23 —V— Schaefer, Craig 53 Stavitsky, Al 19, 33, 73 Valentine, Liz 39, 69 Schaffer, Jan 51 Stein, Andi 41 Vandermanuse, Greg 52 Schaffer, Mary 35 Stein, Jeff 63 Vanhala, Helena 74 Schatz, Kevin 26 Sterling, Christopher 31, 56, 61, 73 Vickroy, Thelma 33 Schilleci, Nicole 60 Stewart, Bonnie 69 Vincent, Richard C. 30, 40, 53 Schlabach, Josh 52 Stover, Christine M. 66 Vogel, Richard 72, 82 Schleifer, David 27 Strobel, Chris 85 Volbrecht, Barbara 86 Schlessel, Zach 83 Swan, Sam 34, 65 —W— Schmidt, Ashley 52 Swanson, Gary E. 83 Wade, Gary 66 Schmitt, Paula 26 Swartz, John 58 Waller, Jonathan 63 Schreiber, Christi 22 Switzer, Jamie S. 74 Walsh, Daniel C. 23, 42, 53, 61 Schue, Terry 77 Sykes, Rick 17 Walters, Lee 85 Schuler, Leland 85 Syner, Megan 60 Warner, Tani 32 Schultz, Brad 41 —T— Wasbotten, Thor 34, 42 Schuster, Jessy 39 Tan, Henry 42 Wasko, Janet 74 Schwanebeck, Lyndsie 32 Tang, Minshu 32 Watkins, Fred 66 Schwartz, Ian 60, 69 Tang, Tang 83 Watson, Mary Ann 40, 63 Scully, Tim 40 Tannenwald, Peter 23 Weaver, Bradley 82 Seger, Andrew 82 Taranto, Joseph 58 Weekes, Ron 61, 72 Shasky, Jim 63 Taylor, Michael 82 Wegner, Deborah 77 Shaya, Tamara 32 Taylor, Angie 60 Weinman, Cole 60 Shearer, Ron 34 Tefft, Sheila 34 Welhouse, Katey 60 Sherwood, Laura 43 Tenerelli, Joe 52 Wells, Robert 34, 77 Shrivastava, Vinay 30, 82 Tenney, Kendall 22 Wenger, Debora H. 17 Silber, Russell 58 Thomas, Bill 64 White, Christopher Francis 74 Silcock, Bill 22, 65 Thomas, Chris 63, 79 White, Colin 82 Simpson, Roger 73 Thomas, Huw 43 Whitehouse, Mark 34 Singh-Chitnis, Kalpana 35 Thompsen, Phil 33 Wilkinson, Jeff 27, 52 Siriko-Hoang, Toni 58 Thompson, Jan 57, 63, 64 Willer, Joel R. 62 Smallwood, Amber 79 Thorne, Fred 15, 38 Williams, Glenda 16, 54 Smart, Doug 86 Tilton, Shane 21, 43, 51, 66 Williams, Kelly T. 23 94 Creating the Future
Williams, Lane 31 —Y— Williams, Jr., Wenmouth 62 Yambor, Marjorie 72 Williamson, Patricia 21, 28, 59, 85 Yang, Jin 77 Williams-Rautiola, Suzanne 62 Yanow, Cindie Jeter 18, 35, 38, 50 Willis, Shan 39 Yao, Qingjiang 74 Wilson, David 26, 69 Yates, Brad 22 Wilson, Deborah 32 Yee, Robin 42 Wilson, Yumi 51 Yoder, Randyll 55, 67, 75 Windrem, Jenny 52 Young, Justin 85 Wirig, Evan 16, 61 Youngblood, Ed 31, 35, 43 Woerner, Tyler 39 —Z— Wolfram, Manfred 55 Zambardi, Shane 83 Wood, Daniel 35 Zarkin, Kim 15, 28, 86 Woody, John 53 Zec, Joan 21 Zeng, Lily 77 Zettl, Herbert 55 Zhang, Lena 55
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