“An Unprecedented Election,” a newly released book co-edited by Dianne Bystrom of the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics, features research by Greenlee Professor Daniela Dimitrova, graduate student Kimberly Nelson and Assistant Professor Kelly Winfrey.
By Nicole Onken; Photo by Megan Gilbert The Fall 2016 Greenlee School Futures Forum, Multimedia and the 2016 Presidential Election, offered fascinating insights from three political media professionals. Featured panelists included Kathie Obradovich, political columnist for the Des Moines Register, Lissandra Villa, news reporter for Buzzfeed and Tim Albrecht, founder and owner of Albrecht Public … Continue reading Media professionals share their experiences in politics at the Fall 2016 Futures Forum
Professor Daniela Dimitrova will moderate the AEJMC panel titled “All Politics Is Social? The Evolution of Social Media Use in Presidential Campaigns.” Greenlee’s Raluca Cozma and Kelly Winfrey will be presenting on the role of Twitter and Facebook in the primaries, respectively. Dimitrova, director of graduate education, also reports two grad students have acceptances at … Continue reading Dimitrova to Moderate AEJMC Panel, Reports Grad Student Research Acceptances
Assistant Professor Kelly Winfrey reports the following: Panelist for Veritas Discussion Panel on March 23 from 2–3p.m. in the Campanile Room of the Memorial Union. Panelist in Election Analysis Roundtable on KHOI Radio on April 7 from 4–5p.m. Invited Speaker at the Aspiring International Women in Leadership Summit at ISU on April 9. Central States … Continue reading Winfrey Reports on Speaking Appearances
Assistant Professor Kelly Winfrey reports the following: Guest on “River to River” on Iowa Public Radio on Feb. 10 Interviewed by Melissa Sim of The Straits Times on Feb. 1 Moderated a panel discussion “The Insiders View on the Iowa Caucuses” on Feb. 1 at the Catt Center. Hosted faculty and students from the University … Continue reading Winfrey Continuing Interviews on 2016 Election
AMES, Iowa – Journalists from around the world filed countless reports from Iowa in the final days leading up to the Feb. 1 caucuses. According to the latest Iowa State University/WHO-HD Iowa Caucus Poll, voters rely on a variety of these reports for political information with national television news being the primary source. In addition … Continue reading Greenlee Researchers Peg TV as Top Source of Political Information for Caucus-goers