|
The program has been finalized and all are invited to attend
The Joint Meeting of the American Journalism Historians Association
and The AEJMC History Division
New York University
March 22, 2003
Opening Location—Room 208, The Silver Center, 100 Washington Square, New York University, New York, NY.
Conference Chair and Program Organizer: Elliot King at the address below.
Cost: $35 (On site registrations accepted.)
8:30 AM-9:15 AM Registration
Program Highlights:
Scholar-to-Scholar Round Robin Presentations (20 presentations on a broad range topics in 19th and 20th century journalism)
Lunch at the Apple Restaurant:
17 Waverley Place
Luncheon Speakers: William and Judith Serrin
New York University
Editors: “Muckraking!: The Journalism That Changed America“
Panel Sessions
The Two Faces of Clio Using Stories - Fact and Fiction - to Stimulate Students
Panelists:
Maurine Beasley (University of Maryland,) Moderator
Jean Palmegiano (St. Peter's College)
Ira Chinoy (University of Maryland)
Kalyani Chadra (University of Maryland)
The Death of Rodrigues Lives! This panel will revisit a mostly forgotten classic of late nineteenth century war correspondence -- Richard Harding Davis' evocative "Death of Rodriguez." The article, which described the execution of an insurgent during Cuba's rebellion against Spanish colonial rule, was first published in William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal in February 1897. You can read the article prior to the conference at: http://www.academic2.american.edu/~wjc/wjc4/Death%20of%20Rodriguez.html
Panelists:
W. Joseph Campbell (American University) Moderator
Steven Knowlton (Hofstra University)
Dane Claussen (Point Park College)
John Watson (American University)
Patrick Washburn (Ohio University)
Walking Tour of Greenwich Village with Thorin Tritter.
| 
