Instructors Named To Journalism Faculty At Iowa
Three new faculty members join the State University of Iowa School of Journalism for 1954 55 William Zima Max Wales and Falcon O Baker Zima brings experience as a police reporter for the Chicago City News Bureau and work at the Des Moines Register and Tribune Wales runs an advertising agency in Topeka Kansas and has worked in marketing and public relations Baker formerly edited and published the Hopkins County Times in Madisonville Kentucky and later taught editorial writing at SUI plus he has a record in state legislature farm life and magazine publishing
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
William Zima
Max Wales
Falcon O. Baker
Zima
Daily
Iowan
Charles E. Barnum
Northwestern University School of Journalism
Chicago City News
Des Moines Register and Tribune
School of Journalism
College of Commerce Department of Marketing
Nam’s
New York
Emporium
St. Paul, Minn
Amos Parrish Co
New York City
Baker
Madisonville
Hopkins County Times
SUI
Kentucky
Saturday Evening Post
Red Book
Field and Stream
Coronet
Everywomen’s
Northwestern
Daily Northwestern
Courses For Summer 42 at State University of Iowa
A total of 42 courses are offered by the State University of Iowa School of Journalism in the 1955 summer session. The schedule mirrors fall and spring offerings with seven editorial journalism courses, seven graduate advanced study courses, two media management courses, six advertising courses, and additional classes in Pictorial Journalism Public Relations Radio Journalism Television Journalism Typography Production and general study.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
School of Journalism
Coleman Advises Industrial Editors at Iowa Conference
Carroll Coleman a typography professor at the State University of Iowa advised industrial editors on magazine layout and design during the Iowa Industrial Editors Association fall conference held September 10 to 11 in Des Moines. He met individually with workers in the field to discuss improvements.
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Carroll Coleman
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa Industrial Editors Association
Des Moines
Coleman
Porter Africa address magazine group at Minnesota convention
Prof William E Porter head of Magazine Journalism at State University and Henry Africa head of the Newspaper Production Laboratory spoke at the Engineering College Magazine Association convention in Minneapolis October 7 to 9. Porter, Fulbright lecturer and critic, reviewed 40 college magazines and discussed editorial matters. Africa detailed production relations with printers and engravers. Porter is a longtime association critic this year. Africa has 25 years in editing publishing and printing on Iowa papers.
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William E. Porter
Henry Africa
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Engineering College Magazine Association
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Porter
Africa
University of Rome
Italy
Lawhrinsers
Kansas
Iowa
Typographer Prof Carroll Coleman Leads St Louis Workshop
Professor Carroll Coleman of the State University of Iowa School of Journalism spoke at a March 27 28 typography conference in St Louis Missouri. He led a type and design workshop for local clubs of the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen with Chicago area designers contributing. Coleman has designed eight books named among the Fifty Books of the Year by the American Institute of Graphic Arts and continues to design for the University of Iowa Library.
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Carroll Coleman
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
St. Louis
Coleman
International Association of Printing
Chicag
Colem
American Institute of Graphi Arts
SUL
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Carthage College
Carthage IL
Wales
Wales Advertising
Topeka
Kan
Air Force
Washburn College
Graduate School of
Harvard University
Falcon D. Baker
State University of Iowa Communication Center
Eldon Libby
Hampton
Wsui-Fm
Midwest Radio
S.U.S
School of Journalism State University of
Lowa
Lowa City
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