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Bugeja reports recent appearances, publications

Professor Michael Bugeja spoke about the difference between “media” and “journalism” with WHO anchor and Greenlee alumnus Dan Winters. The segment enjoyed 9,500 views on Facebook. Bugeja’s essay titled “The Fuss” about trigger warnings and microaggressions appeared in Inside Higher Ed and enjoyed more than 150 shares on social media. The Department Chair journal accepted … Continue reading Bugeja reports recent appearances, publications

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Bugeja Reports Article Publications, Participates in Re-Accreditation Site Visit

Professor Michael Bugeja participated in a site visit to the Missouri School of Journalism, undergoing re-accreditation by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications. He also will be on a Provost panel concerning awards for faculty and staff, scheduled for Oct. 26 from 3-4 p.m. in the Pioneer Room. His article, “The … Continue reading Bugeja Reports Article Publications, Participates in Re-Accreditation Site Visit

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Bugeja Joins Accrediting Council, Publishes Article, Continues Writing Book

Professor Michael Bugeja participated in his first Accrediting Council meeting as a member of that body that helps decide accreditation and policies associated with accreditation. He was elected to the Council in May, representing the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication. Next month he will participate as an accreditor in a site visit … Continue reading Bugeja Joins Accrediting Council, Publishes Article, Continues Writing Book

Bugeja Named 2015 Journalism Administrator of the Year

Director [Michael Bugeja]() has been named the 2015 Charles E. Scripps Journalism & Mass Communication Administrator of the Year. Established in 1953, the Scripps Howard Foundation’s national journalism awards competition is open to news organizations based in the U.S. and recognizes outstanding print, broadcast and online journalism in 15 categories. Two additional categories honor college … Continue reading Bugeja Named 2015 Journalism Administrator of the Year

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Director Elected to Accrediting Council

Director Michael Bugeja has been elected as representative on the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications, the agency responsible for the evaluation of professional journalism and mass communications programs in colleges and universities. With Bugeja’s election to the Accrediting Council, the Greenlee School now has three faculty members on national committees. [Raluca … Continue reading Director Elected to Accrediting Council

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Bugeja Elected to Accrediting Council

Greenlee School Director Michael Bugeja has been elected as representative on the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications, the agency responsible for the evaluation of professional journalism and mass communications programs in colleges and universities.

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Bugeja Participates on Accrediting Site Team, Submits AEJMC Papers

Professor Michael Bugeja spent a few days at Bemidji State University earlier this month on a site visit for the Mass Communication Department. “I was impressed with the dedication of the faculty to students there and the radio and television facilities that they have access to,” Bugeja said. He gave advice on stream-lining the curricula, … Continue reading Bugeja Participates on Accrediting Site Team, Submits AEJMC Papers

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Bugeja Named 2015 Scripps Howard Administrator of the Year

Professor Michael Bugeja won the Scripps Howard Administrator of the Year Award, one of the highest honors in journalism education. Those who shared comments about his contributions in the nominating letter included Gov. Terry Branstad, Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds, Iowa Board of Regents Executive Director Robert Donley, Former Regents President Craig Lang, ISU President Steven … Continue reading Bugeja Named 2015 Scripps Howard Administrator of the Year