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Archives of previous semester's T600 schedules

The Media Arts & Sciences Speaker Series

The T600 Speaker Series intends to foster cross-campus, interdisciplinary, national and international dialog on research and teaching in the field of media arts and sciences. Every semester faculty, graduate students, and guests from the wider Indiana University community are encouraged or invited to participate as speakers, discussants, panelists, and guests. We welcome any and all suggestions, and look forward to seeing you in the Radio and Television building soon, and often.

For more information, please contact: Bryant Paul (bmpaul@indiana.edu)

Date

Speaker

Time & Place

Title

Feb. 2

Mark Janis
Maurer School of Law, Indiana University

All presentations are in Radio-TV 180 unless noted differently.

 

Feb. 8 Johan Bollen
School of Informatics and Computing, Indiana University
 

Feb. 15

Ergin Bulut
Institute for Communication Research, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

 

Feb. 22 TBA  
March 1 Susan Seizer
Department of Communication and Culture, Indiana University
"Double-Voiced Parody: Stewart Huff Plays a Bigot"
March 8 Chen-Chao Tau
Department of Communication and Technology, National Chiao Tung University and Fulbright Scholar in the School of Communication at Ohio State University
"Complex information, attention, and memory: What eye movements can and cannot tell you and how to deal with (model) them"
March 22 Amy Gonzales
Department of Telecommunications, Indiana University
"Disadvantaged Groups and Technology Use: Strategies & Survival"
March 29 Betsi Grabe & Ozen Bas
Department of Telecommunications, Indiana University
"Shrinking knowledge gaps? The informative potential of emotionally personalized news"
April 5
April 12
April 19

Jim Krause
Department of Telecommunications, Indiana University

"Producer’s Logbook: Behind the scenes of the documentary, Spirit of Brown County"
April 26 Rachel Bailey
Department of Telecommunications, Indiana University
"Encoding Systems and Evolved Message Processing: Pictures Enable Action, Words Enable Thinking... the Special Case of Food and Advertising"