Upcoming Speaker:

Marjorie Hershey

Professor of Political Science
Indiana University, Bloomington

● When: April, 5, 2007 (Thursday)
● Time: 4:00-5:15pm
● Place: Indiana Memorial Union (IMU),
              Redbud Room (Mezzanine level)
● Title: Media Explanations for Election Results: Do They Persist Over Time? The Constructed Explanations for the 1994 Republican Takeover of Congress <abstract>

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Indiana University

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The colloquium brings together all Indiana University faculty and students interested in the study of political communication -- including news and democracy, media and politics, new technologies and the public sphere, and related areas -- and strives to be an interdisciplinary meeting place for research discussion and collaboration. Housed within the Schuessler Institute for Social Research, the Colloquium is represented by faculty a diversity of departments and perspectives, including Political Science, Sociology, Journalism, Communication & Culture and Telecommunications. Eventually, the intent is to establish a funded research center that can serve as a campus resource for the interdisciplinary study of political communication.

Erik Bucy, Coordinator
Associate Professor
Dept.of Telecommunications
Indiana University
1229 E 7th Street
Bloomington, IN 47405-5501
Email: ebucy@indiana.edu

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Last Updated: January 23, 2007