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Manship School Political Communication students Madeline Peters and Aly Neel (pictured above with Mary Matalin) attend the Bipartisan Policy Center's Inaugural Political Summit, "Taking the Poison Out of Partisanship," held in New Orleans on Nov. 10. |
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Manship School students represent at national PRSSA conference
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Leading mass communication scholar Joseph Turow visits Manship School | 
Manship School Residential College to open in Fall 2010
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Louisiana Scholastic Journalism Institute brings high school students involved in student media to the Manship School for a week-long summer workshop | 
Academics and professionals from around the country attend the Scripps-Howard Leadership Academy at the Manship School to learn from veteran administrators. Learn more. |
2009 Hall of Fame ceremony inducts Laurie Smith Anderson (posthumous),Hugh Mercer Blain (posthumous), Jacklyn Ducote and Russell Carollo. Get details. | 
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Upcoming Events
Dr. David Kurpius, "Hyper-local sustainability, and ongoing research attempting to explicate the concept"
11/18/09, Curet Room, 12:30 p.m.
Elliot Jaspin, Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist, "Original News Gathering in Our Digital World"
2/22/10, Holliday Forum, 5 p.m.
Dave Iverson, PBS Producer, "Health and Science Reporting"
3/8/10, Holliday Forum, 5 p.m.
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Lawrence, Regina, & Rose, Melody. (2009). Hillary Clinton’s Run for the White House: Gender Politics and the Media on the Campaign Trail. Lynne Rienner Publishers.
Hamilton, John Maxwell. (2009). Journalism’s Roving Eye: A History of American Newsgathering Abroad. Louisiana State University Press.
Yu, Jay (Hyunjae)., & Cude, Brenda J. (2009). "Hello, Mrs. Sarah Jones! We recommend this product!" Consumers' perceptions about personalized advertising: comparisons across advertisements delivered via three different types of media, International Journal of Consumer Studies, 33(4), 503-514.
Broussard, Jinx. C., & Cooley, Skye. C. (2009). William Worthy: The Man and the Mission, Journalism Studies, 10(3), 386-401.
Broussard, Jinx. C., & Cooley, Skye. C. (2009). Ebony’s Era Bell Thompson Travels the World to Tell the True Story, American Journalism, 26(1), 7-30.
Xenos, Michael A., and Amy B. Becker. (2009). Moments of Zen: Effects of The Daily Show on Information Seeking and Political Learning. Political Communication, 26(3):317-332.
Branton, Regina P., and Johanna Dunaway. (2009). Spatial Proximity to the US-Mexico Border and Local News Coverage of Immigration Issues. Political Research Quarterly, 62(2):289-302.
Bennett, W.L., Foot, K., & Xenos, Michael.A. (forthcoming). Strategic Conflicts in Advocacy Networks: How Narrative Frames Shape Relations among US and UK Fair Trade Organizations. Journal of Communication.
Gastil, J. & Xenos, Michael.A. (forthcoming). Of Attitudes and Engagement: Clarifying the Reciprocal Relationship Between Civic Attitudes and Political Participation. Journal of Communication.
Coyle, Erin. (forthcoming). The Moral Duty of Publicity: Louis Dembitz Brandeis’s Crusades for Reform in the Press and Public Affairs. Journalism History.
Lundy, Lisa, & Broussard, Jinx. (Forthcoming). Public relations in the eye of the storm: Balancing accommodation and advocacy in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. In R. Izard & J. Perkins, Eds, Learning from Tragedy: Strengths, Weaknesses and Lessons of Media Coverage of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina
Dahmen, Nicole Smith. (forthcoming). Construction of the Truth and Destruction of A Million Little Pieces:Framing in the Editorial Response to the James Frey Case. Journalism Studies.
Hamilton, John Maxwell; Regina Lawrence; and Raluca Cozma. (forthcoming). The Paradox of Respectability: The Limits of Indexing and Harrison Salisbury’s Coverage of the Vietnam War, The International Journal of Press/Politics.
The Manship School, A History of Journalism Education at LSU by Professor Ronald Garay, see it at LSU Press
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