Recommend a Textbook

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It may difficult to find a good textbook for media management and economics courses because it is such a specialized area, so we propose a section on MME’s Web site for faculty members to make some recommendations on textbooks.

Do you have a favorite textbook(s) or book chapter(s) to recommend in one of the following areas?

• Mass media and new media systems
• Media business, innovation, and entrepreneurship
• Media branding and advertising strategies
• Media planning, buying and sales
• Media management, station management, leadership
• Media economics and business models

If yes, please email your suggestion(s) to Charlene-Simmons@utc.edu.

Thanks.

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Is your academic program listed?

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MME is updating it’s resource page and needs your help. Please take a minute to check out the page and make sure your academic program specializing in media management, economics, or entrepreneurship is listed:

https://mmedivision.wordpress.com/resources/

If you’d like to recommend an academic program, journal, or conference/association to be listed on the resources page please email Charlene-Simmons@utc.edu.

Thanks!

MME Syllabus Exchange

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AEJMC’s MME division invites faculty to share a pdf version of their syllabi on courses related to media management, economics and entrepreneurship. Such courses may include: audience analysis, media management, media economics, media entrepreneurship, new media management, station management, programming, etc. We especially welcome syllabi that deal with new media, digital media and social media–these are the hot topics for teaching and research right now.

The submitted syllabi will be placed in an online syllabus exchange on our division’s Web site (https://mmedivision.wordpress.com/teaching-resources/). This teaching resource is designed to be a valuable resource to all our division members.

If you would like your syllabus included please email the it to Charlene-Simmons@utc.edu.

Thanks.

Reminder: Call for nominations for 2015 Barry Sherman Teaching Award

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The Named Awards Committee of the MME Division is seeking nominations for the Barry Sherman Teaching Award, which recognizes excellence and innovation in the teaching of media management, economics, and entrepreneurship.

Any division member is eligible for the award but may not nominate himself or herself.

Nominations must be sent to Immediate Past Bozena Mierzejewska by May 1, 2015. Nominees will be contacted and asked to submit supporting material by May 26. Supporting materials will include:

• Syllabi from one or two courses (graduate or undergraduate) devoted primarily to media management, economics or media entrepreneurship.
• Up to three examples of supporting instructional materials in media management or economics. The supporting materials should demonstrate evidence of teaching excellence or innovation.

The award honors the memory of Barry Sherman, who was Lambdin Kay Professor in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia at the time of his death in 2000. He served as director of the prestigious Peabody Awards from 1991-2000. During his 19 years at Georgia, the university honored Sherman twice for teaching excellence. In 1995, the International Radio and Television Society Foundation named him a Stanton Fellow for his “outstanding contribution to electronic media education.”

The winner of the award will be notified before the AEJMC annual convention in San Francisco, in August 2015, and the award will be presented at the Media Management and Economics Division’s annual Members’ Meeting.

Please nominations by email to: bmierzejewska@fordham.edu

Or by post to:
Bozena Mierzejewska, Ph.D.
Immediate Past Head /Named Awards Committee Chair
Fordham University
Gabelli School of Business
113 W 60th Street, 6^th Floor
New York, NY 10023

Call for nominations for 2015 Barry Sherman Teaching Award

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awards, teaching

The Named Awards Committee of the MME Division is seeking nominations for the Barry Sherman Teaching Award, which recognizes excellence and innovation in the teaching of media management, economics, and entrepreneurship.

Any division member is eligible for the award but may not nominate himself or herself.

Nominations must be sent to Immediate Past Bozena Mierzejewska by May 1, 2015. Nominees will be contacted and asked to submit supporting material by May 26. Supporting materials will include:

• Syllabi from one or two courses (graduate or undergraduate) devoted primarily to media management, economics or media entrepreneurship.
• Up to three examples of supporting instructional materials in media management or economics. The supporting materials should demonstrate evidence of teaching excellence or innovation.

The award honors the memory of Barry Sherman, who was Lambdin Kay Professor in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia at the time of his death in 2000. He served as director of the prestigious Peabody Awards from 1991-2000. During his 19 years at Georgia, the university honored Sherman twice for teaching excellence. In 1995, the International Radio and Television Society Foundation named him a Stanton Fellow for his “outstanding contribution to electronic media education.”

The winner of the award will be notified before the AEJMC annual convention in San Francisco, in August 2015, and the award will be presented at the Media Management and Economics Division’s annual Members’ Meeting.

Please nominations by email to: bmierzejewska@fordham.edu

Or by post to:
Bozena Mierzejewska, Ph.D.
Immediate Past Head /Named Awards Committee Chair
Fordham University
Gabelli School of Business
113 W 60th Street, 6^th Floor
New York, NY 10023

Do you know a great teacher in media management ?

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So tell us about it! Nominate this person to be recognized for the excellence and innovation in the classroom.

The Named Awards Committee of the MMEE Division is seeking nominations for the Barry Sherman Teaching Award, which recognizes excellence and innovation in the teaching of media management, economics, and entrepreneurship.

Any division member is eligible for the award but may not nominate himself or herself.

Nominations must be sent to Immediate Past Bozena Mierzejewska by May 1, 2015. Nominees will be contacted and asked to submit supporting material by May 26. Supporting materials will include:

• Syllabi from one or two courses (graduate or undergraduate) devoted primarily to media management, economics or media entrepreneurship.
• Up to three examples of supporting instructional materials in media management or economics. The supporting materials should demonstrate evidence of teaching excellence or innovation.

The award honors the memory of Barry Sherman, who was Lambdin Kay Professor in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia at the time of his death in 2000. He served as director of the prestigious Peabody Awards from 1991-2000. During his 19 years at Georgia, the university honored Sherman twice for teaching excellence. In 1995, the International Radio and Television Society Foundation named him a Stanton Fellow for his “outstanding contribution to electronic media education.”

The winner of the award will be notified before the AEJMC annual convention in San Francisco, in August 2015, and the award will be presented at the Media Management and Economics Division’s annual Members’ Meeting.

Please nominations by email to: bmierzejewska@fordham.edu

Or by post to:
Bozena Mierzejewska, Ph.D.
Immediate Past Head /Named Awards Committee Chair
Fordham University
Gabelli School of Business
113 W 60th Street, 6^th Floor
New York, NY 10023

NATPE faculty development opportunties

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Some wonderful opportunities, courtesy of NATPE…

The NATPE Educational Foundation funds a summer faculty internship…in news or production or television programming or advertising.  We also include a fellowship to attend the 2016 NATPE Conference and Market in Miami Beach in January 2016.

Our postmarked by deadline is February 16.  The application is pretty simple…quick and easy to complete.  If someone on your faculty might benefit from a professional training opportunity, please pass along this announcement. Click the link below for a full program description.

Can’t view? Nothing links? https://www.natpe.com/education/programs

Faculty Development Grants for faculty seeing convergence opportunities in broadcast news or for time with a broadcast production firm or ad agency.    The NATPE Educational Foundation invites you to spend          part of your summer developing or refreshing your skills! Applications are now being accepted for the 2015 Faculty Development Grant. The postmarked by deadline is February 16–earlier this year! The Program allows teaching faculty to spend two — six weeks of the summer or a sabbatical semester “interning” with a TV station, cable system, broadcast or cable network, or program distributor to increase teaching effectiveness through a hands-on experience. Applicants receive a grant of at least $500 per week during a summer placement at a media firm and travel funding, registration, meals and housing to attend the 2016 NATPE Conference. Go to https://www.natpe.com/education/programs to find the writeable PDF application. If this opportunity isn’t for you, please tell a colleague. Questions?  Call or email Greg Pitts, at gpitts.phd@gmail.com or 256-627-2677. To be removed from future mailings, email: gpitts@natpe.org.

— Greg Pitts, Ph.D.

Director of Faculty and Student Programs

NATPE Education Foundation 144 Doubletree Lane Florence, AL 35634 256-627-2677      NEW MOBILE NUMBER gpitts@natpe.org or gpitts.phd@gmail.com  (Want to be removed from future announcements, send me a note to either address.)

Panel Proposals Due FRIDAY

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Don’t forget, panel proposals for the 2015 AEJMC convention are due this Friday, Sept 26th.

The call for panel proposals, along with the link to the panel proposal submission form, is available at: https://mmedivision.wordpress.com/2014/08/24/call-for-panel-proposals/

Panel Proposals Due Fri. Sept 26th

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Don’t forget, panel proposals for the 2015 AEJMC convention are due to Amy Jo Coffey by Friday Sept 26th.

The call for panel proposals, along with the link to the panel proposal submission form, is available at: https://mmedivision.wordpress.com/2014/08/24/call-for-panel-proposals/

Call for Panel Proposals – Co-Sponsoring

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Hi, Everyone–

A quick addendum to the earlier Call for Panels. In addition to your own original submissions, we have tentative interest from the following divisions who have approached us on the topics below. If any of these interest you, perhaps you can build on what’s already here (contact me for details) for a co-sponsored panel:

PF&R:  Online Gaming Industry (Entertainment Studies or Mass Comm & Society)

PF&R: Bollywood and Film Industry topics (Entertainment Studies)

Research:  Second Screen Usage (Comm Tech), or Improving Digital Tools

PF&R:  Entrepreneurship and start-up news sites/guidance for launching a start-up (Participatory Journalism)

PF&R: Entrepreneurship for scientists (helping computer scientists and other non-managers to launch a media business) (Advertising Div.)

Research:  Ethics and audience research (Entertainment Studies)

Ideas also welcome for off-site field trips, socials, or pre-conference workshops. In addition, please watch for details about making “global bridges.” Panels that create a global partnership of some kind may get us an extra chip!

Thank you in advance for your brilliant proposals and suggestions, and best wishes for a smooth start to the semester!

Amy Jo

2015 MME Program Chair