More information about a faculty member can be found by clicking on his or her name below.

Full-time Faculty

Noah Arceneaux - Ph.D. University of Georgia; the relationship between technology and culture, social history of electronic communication

Diane L. Borden – Ph.D., Director of School of Journalism & Media Studies. University of Washington; mass communication law, gender, journalism

Joel J. Davis - Ph.D., University of Chicago; advertising strategies, research and new media

David M. Dozier - Ph.D., Stanford University; public relations management, research and evaluation, mass communication and society

William F. Eadie - Ph.D., Purdue University; persuasion, communication history

John M. Eger - The Lionel Van Deerlin Endowed Professor of Communications and Public Policy - J.D., John Marshall Law School; telecommunications law, policy and regulation

Barbara Mueller - Ph.D., University of Washington; international advertising, advertising and children, advertising and society

Bey-Ling Sha - Ph.D., APR, University of Maryland; international public relations, cultural identity, activism, gender, health communication

Amy Schmitz Weiss - Ph.D., University of Texas; online journalism,
media sociology, news production, and international communication

Hongmei Shen - Ph.D., University of Maryland; media relations, marketing and journalism

K. Tim Wulfemeyer - Ed.D., UCLA; journalism and news production, ethics in journalism

Mei Zhong - Ph.D., Kent State University; intercultural communication

Emeritus Faculty

Glen M. Broom – Emeritus (1979-2003) - Ph.D., University of Wisconsin; public relations, public relations roles and research

Lee Brown – Emeritus (1978-1994) – Ph.D., Professor of Journalism

James K. Buckalew – Emeritus (1967-1999) – Ph.D., Professor of Journalism

Barbara W. Hartung – Emeritus (1976-2001) – Ph.D., Executive Assistant to the President and Professor of Journalism

Donald R. Martin – Emeritus (1969-2004) – Ph.D., Ohio State University; emerging telecommunications technologies and telecommunications management

Eric M. Odendahl – Emeritus (1964-1992) – Ph.D., Professor of Journalism

Joseph E. Spevak – Emeritus (1969-2006) – Ph.D., University of Iowa; journalism