Tag: Tracy Lucht

Lucht Paper Accepted to Mad Men: The Conference; Working on New Courses

Assistant Professor Tracy Lucht had a paper accepted for Mad Men: The Conference, an international media studies conference to be held at Middle Tennessee State University in May. Also, she is registered to attend the NEH grant-writing workshop being held at ISU on Monday. In teaching, Lucht has begun developing a hybrid media history course … Continue reading Lucht Paper Accepted to Mad Men: The Conference; Working on New Courses

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Lucht to have Chapter, Manuscript Published

Assistant Professor [Tracy Lucht]() co-authored a book chapter that will be published in the forthcoming Bad Men and Damaged Women: Gender, Violence, and 21st Century Television (Wayne State University Press, 2016). Her manuscript “From Sob Sister to Society Editor: The Storied Career of Dorothy Ashby Pownall” was accepted for publication in the peer-reviewed Annals of … Continue reading Lucht to have Chapter, Manuscript Published

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Lucht Elected to AJHA Board of Directors

Iowa State’s [Tracy Lucht](), assistant professor at the Greenlee School, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the American Journalism Historians Association, a high-visibility national position. Others elected with Dr. Lucht include Bowling Green State University’s Kathy Bradshaw and Eastern Kentucky’s Pam Parry. “Dr. Lucht is a brilliant instructor and scholar,” said Michael … Continue reading Lucht Elected to AJHA Board of Directors

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Assistant Prof. Tracy Lucht Receives Four Awards from American Journalism Historians Association

Assistant Professor [Tracy Lucht]() has been honored with four awards from the American Journalism Historians Association. Lucht was selected for the AJHA’s 2015 National Award for Excellence in Teaching and Rising Scholar awards earlier this year and learned at last week’s AJHA convention in Oklahoma City that a research paper she submitted won two additional … Continue reading Assistant Prof. Tracy Lucht Receives Four Awards from American Journalism Historians Association