Syllabus Exchange

Do you have a syllabus you’d like to share with the CT&M membership? Please e-mail Aaron Veenstra to have it included here in the exchange.

Methods

Advanced Research Methods in Social Science - Rosanne Scholl (Louisiana State, Political Science 7963/Sociology 7203)
Mass Communications Research Methods - Myiah Hutchens (Texas Tech, MCOM 3380)
Media Content Analysis - Dennis Lowry (Southern Illinois, MCMA 536)
Quantitative Research Methods - Jason Reineke (Middle Tennessee State, MC 6110)

Theory

Civic Engagement, Media and Youth - Rosanne Scholl & Regina Lawrence (Louisiana State, Mass Communication/Political Science 2030)
Effects of Mass Communication - Hernando Rojas (Wisconsin, Journalism 565)
Mass Media and the Public - Mike Schmierbach (Penn State, Comm 413W)
Media Effects - Mike Schmierbach (Penn State, Comm 518)
Public Opinion and Public Affairs - Rosanne Scholl (Louisiana State, Mass Communication 7005)
Video Game Effects - Mike Schmierbach (Penn State, Comm 597C)

From the head…

“CT&M is a division sometimes misunderstood. One might consider CT&M as the division that ties all AEJMC divisions together. For example, CT&M is one of the few divisions that includes political communication research, health communication research, computer-mediated communication research, international communication research, as well as broader media effects research. CT&M also offers a home for methods pieces and theoretical pieces. It offers a little bit of everything for everyone.” - Michel Haigh, CT&M Division Head