Moeller Heads ACEJ Accreditation Panel for Journalism
Prof. Leslie G. Moeller is elected chairman of the ACEJ accrediting committee for journalism The panel will draft policy and criteria for visiting evaluating and accrediting journalism schools Moeller succeeds Norval Neil Luxon and joins Deans Earl English and Burton Marvin with professional members Herbert Brucker Douglas Cornette and Hugh Terry The 39 accredited schools and upcoming visits were noted in St Louis meeting plans
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Leslie G. Moeller
The
American Council On Education For Journalism
ACEJ
St. Louis
Norval Neil Luxon
Ohio
State University
Earl English
University of Missouri
Burton W. Marvin
University of Kansas
Satay C. Wilson
University of
Herbert Brucker
Hartford
Features Analysis in American Press highlights Iowa study
The school of journalism presents its annual Iowa newspaper income and expense analysis directed by Prof. Wilbur Peterson. In the August issue of American Press, eight tables accompany the Bureau of Media Service study, detailing statistical results for weeklies nationwide.
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School of Journalism
Iowa
Wilbur Peterson
Bureau of Media Service
American Press
State University of Iowa
Iowa Division
American Cancer Society
Des Moines
Doug Sherwin
KGLO
Mason City
Marketing and journalism linked in advertising teaching plan
Newsome urged combining marketing and journalism in college advertising courses at the A E J convention on August 25 in East Lansing Michigan. He described UIowa curricula coordinating journalism and commerce marketing to produce better balanced advertising professionals.
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Newsome
Association For Education In Journalism
Ellis H. Newsome
State University of Town
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Mich
State University of Iowa
School of Jouralism
College of Commerce
Linotype Study For Korean Vets Approved At Iowa
The Veterans Administration approves a Linotype operation and care course for Korean GI bill eligibility at the State University of Iowa School of Journalism. The 17 week program costs 231 dollars and runs spring and fall semesters. Non veterans including women may enroll, with 15 places total. Candidates should write Henry Africa at the Communications Center.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Ludlow
Henry Africa Communications Center
Alumni KTA Hall of Fame ballot at The State University
The Tong chapter of Kappa Tau Alpha begins balloting for a sixth member of its Hall of Fame, honoring notable alumni. Since 1948 the society has inducted George Gallup, Marquis Childs, Harvey Ingham, Wilbur Schramm, and C Bruce Gould, recognizing careers in journalism and public affairs.
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State University of Tong
Kappa Tau Alpha
KTA
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Marquis Childs
Washington
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Wilbur Schramm
SUI School of Journalism
University of Illinois
C. Bruce Gould
Ladies Home Journal
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Acej Accreditation
Association of Accredited Schools and Departments of Journalism
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Peterson
Extension
Iowa City
Welose
Journalism Placement Service
Jowa
Th Veterans Administration
Newspap