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Group: Digital media

Kelly Winfrey

Associate Professor [GSJC]

Kelly Winfrey is an assistant professor in the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication at Iowa State University. Winfrey's research focuses on political communication and gender. She has published research on women as political candidates, women voters and campaign communication....

Jay Newell

Professor (Emeritus) [GSJC]

American Advertising Federation Distinguished Advertising Educator. Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Advertising Division Distinguished Teaching Award. Twenty years of network journalism, advertising, and media management experience, nationally-recognized teaching innovations, a background in quantitative media research, and a...

Joel Geske

Associate Professor [GSJC]

Joel Geske teaches in the areas of advertising and creativity, diversity in the media and new technologies such as Virtual and Augmented Reality. His main research track is exploring how the brain processes information related to visual communication and advertising....

Deni Chamberlin

Associate Professor [GSJC]

Deni Chamberlin is a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist with three decades of experience as a photojournalist, and photo editor. She has worked for many publications throughout the world, including TIME Magazine, The Economist, GEO, The New York Times Sunday Magazine and...

Jan Lauren Boyles

Associate Professor [GSJC]

Jan Lauren Boyles joined Greenlee from the Pew Research Center in Washington. Boyles previously served as a Google Journalism Fellow and as Director of Advising at West Virginia University’s Reed College of Media. She currently serves as Associate Editor for...

Sherry Berghefer

Teaching Professor [GSJC]

As a graduate of Greenlee, Sherry spent 11 years working with print and electronic media as a Communications Specialist at ISU. In 2010, she made the switch to teaching, joining Greenlee as a lecturer in visual communication. In 2018, Sherry...

Michael Bugeja

Distinguished Professor [GSJC]

Michael Bugeja teaches media ethics and technology and social change. His scholarship has been published in Journalism Quarterly, Journal of Communication, Journalism and Mass Communication Educator, Journalism Educator, Journal of Mass Media Ethics, New Media and Society, American Journalism, American...

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