10/7/19: Dr. Adrienne Shaw speaks at Bradley University in an event co-sponsored by the Interactive Media Department and the Common Ground (LGBTQ+) student organization.
9/25/19: Dr. Adrienne Shaw and colleagues publish an annotated bibliography on Feminist and Queer Game Studies as part of Oxford bibliographies in communication.
8/28/19: M&C doctoral student Diantha Vliet publishes article “Defending Black Pete: Strategies of justification and the preservation of tradition in Dutch news discourse" in the journal Critical Studies in Media Communication.
8/26/19: Dr. David Mindich's third book and first textbook, The Mediated World: A New Approach to Mass Communication and Culture, published by Rowan & Littlefield.
8/21/19: M&C doctoral student Joseph Giomboni’s paper ““Constructing the ideal public relations employee: Ambiguity and identity in the digital economy" wins Top Student Paper award in the Public Relations Division of NCA. Joe will present his paper and receive the award at the National Communication Association's 105th Annual Convention in November 2019.
4/15/19: Dr. Adrienne Shaw and doctoral student Hocheol Yang publish article "Counting Queerness in Games: Trends in LGBTQ Digital Game Representation, 1985-2005" in the International Journal of Communication
4/15/19: Dr. Carolyn Kitch and an editorial team organize a suffrage-themed special issue of American Journalism
4/15/19: Dr. Adrienne Shaw publishes book chapter "Leisure Suit Larry and LGBTQ representation" in the edited anthology How to Play Video Games from NYU Press.
4/15/19: Dr. Adrienne Shaw publishes the Rainbow Arcade Catalog. The catalog was published by winterwork in Berlin as part of the exhibit at the Schwules Museum she co-curated, and was just released to Kickstarter backers.
4/4/19: Doctoral student Melissa Meade successfully defends her dissertation "In the Shadow of 'King Coal': Memory, Media, Identity, and Culture in the Post-Industrial Pennsylvania Anthracite Region."
3/28/19: Doctoral student Urszula Pruchniewska successfully defends her dissertation "Everyday Feminism in the Digital Era: Gender, the Fourth Wave, and Social Media Affordances."
3/15/19: Dr. Carolyn Kitch’s co-edited book, Women’s Suffrage and the Media, to be published by the University of Illinois Press in 2020.
