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Author Archives: Camille Reyes
Towards Clarity
I recently presented a paper at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) Southeast Colloquium held at the University of South Florida, Tampa. It is fairly typical within my discipline of media studies to project slides to … Continue reading
Media Studies: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace My Shiny Object Syndrome
When I tell people I study media, they tend to want some specifics. While I should find this interest heartening, I know it’s because they quite correctly think they know what media are. If I studied say, Quantum Mechanics, they … Continue reading
Media Mouthfeel
Who am I? I thought I dispensed with such philosophical wormholes after the teenage angst years. My first year as a doctoral student at Rutgers has proved me wrong. Although the angst has mellowed now in my late 30s, I … Continue reading
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