AEJMC Resources: Reports

Report of the Task Force on the Status and Future
of Doctoral Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
Seventeen scholar-teachers representing a broad cross-section of AEJMC-affiliated programs worked on this project, which resulted in two presentations at the AEJMC national convention, in 2004 and 2005, and now, this final report.  See the Report ^[1] (PDF).

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Diversity Report

Assessing Efforts and Policies Related to the Recruitment and Retention of Minority Faculty at Accredited and Non-Accredited Journalism and Mass Communication Programs. See the Report ^[2] (PDF). See Diversity Report Appendixes ^[3] (PDF).

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Journalism and Mass Communication Education: 2001 and Beyond

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• “Introduction ^[4]” by Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver
• “Task Force on the Professions in the New Millennium ^[5]” report from the Task Force on the Professions
• “Information Technology ^[6]: Implications for the Future of Journalism and Mass Communication Education” report from the subcommittee on Educational Strategies and Technological Change
• “New Media Summit Report ^[7]” summary of a panel session at the AEJMC 2000 Convention
• “Into the 21st Century ^[8]: The Challenges of Journalism and Mass Communication Education” report from the subcommittee on Inclusivity

Articles published by the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication in March 2001.
Copyright 2001.

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