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January 2011
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Faculty Books Teach Students, Share Knowledge, Enhance Scholarship throughout the World; 30+ Have Been Published Since 2008
The influence of the Missouri School of Journalism stretches beyond campus borders through a wide array of books written by faculty. In all, professors have authored, edited or contributed to 30+ books in the past three years.
Included are some of the nation's leading textbooks on writing, editing, ethics and public relations. Many of these have been translated into multiple languages and are used internationally. Three of the books celebrate the School's recent centennial, and others contribute to mass media scholarship.
The books are but one aspect of the faculty's scholarly and creative work. See related article in this issue that highlights the more than 75 peer-reviewed journal articles written or contributed to by Missouri journalism faculty since 2008.
The following books are listed in alphabetical order of first author, and faculty names are in bold.
2010 and 2011
- Jacqui Banaszynski, Lee Wilkins, Stephanie Craft and Martha Steffens, contributors. Editor Christopher Meyers. Journalism Ethics: A Philosophical Approach. Oxford University Press. 2010.
- Brian S. Brooks, George Kennedy, Daryl Moen and Don Ranly. News Reporting and Writing, 10th edition. Bedford/St. Martin's Press. 2011.
- Brian S. Brooks, George Kennedy, Daryl Moen and Don Ranly. Telling the Story: The Convergence of Print, Broadcast and Online Media, 4th edition. Bedford/St. Martin's Press. 2010.
- Brian S. Brooks, James L. Pinson and Jean Gaddy Wilson. Working With Words, 7th edition. Bedford/St. Martin's Press. 2010.
- David Cuillier and Charles N. Davis. The Art of Access: Strategies for Acquiring Public Records. CQ Press College. 2010.
- Suzette Heiman, editor. The J-School: Celebrating One Hundred Years in Journalism and the Reynolds Journalism Institute Dedication. Donning Company Publishers. 2010.
- Berkley Hudson and Amanda Hinnant. "The Magazine Revolution, 1880-1920," in The Oxford History of U.S. Popular Print Culture. Oxford University Press. (In press, 2011.)
- Debra L. Mason. "1930-1960: Professionalization of a Beat" and "Religion Online: Elusive and Unpredictable Success." In the Oxford Handbook of Religion and News. Diane Winston, editor. Oxford University Press. (In press, 2011).
- Debra L. Mason. "Religion News in the Age of the Internet." In Faith, Politics & Press in our Perilous Times, Stephen Burgard, editor. Kendall Hunt Publishing Co. 2010.
- John Merrill. Farewell to Freedom: The Individual and the Community. Marquette Books. 2010.
- John C. Merrill and Ralph L. Lowenstein. Viva Journalism: The Triumph of Print in the Media Revolution. AuthorHouse. 2010.
- Sun-A Park and María Len-Ríos. "Who suffers? The effect of injured party on attributions of crisis responsibility." In W. T. Coombs, & S. J. Holladay (Eds.), Handbook of crisis communication (pp. 591-606). Wiley-Blackwell. 2010.
- Dennis L. Wilcox and Glen T. Cameron. Public Relations: Strategies and Tactics, 10th edition. Allyn & Bacon. 2011.
- Dennis Wilcox, Glen Cameron, Bryan Reber and Jae-Hwa Shin. THINK Public Relations, a magazine-style introduction to the field of public relations that blends theory, practice and contemporary applications for students. Allyn & Bacon. 2011.
- Lee Wilkins and P. Patterson. Media Ethics: Issues and Cases, 7th edition. 2011. Debuted at AEJMC this year. The following journalism students, faculty and alumni have case studies in the book: Chad Painter, Sara Gettys, Sonya Forte Duhe, Gina Bramucci, Christine Lesicko, Erin Schauster, Fritz Cropp IV, Brandi Herman-Rose, Charlotte Vellis, Ginny Whitehouse, Jim Matheny, Isabel Ordonez, Cara DeMichele, Patrick Plaisance, Yang Liu, Ivy Ashe, Timothy Ragones, Abigail M. Pheiffer, Elizabeth Hendrickson, Fred Vultee, Naomi Weisbrook, Mito Habe-Evans, Bryan M. Vandevender and Beverly Horvit.
- Betty Houchin Winfield. "FDR as Communicator: The Democratic Conflict between Openness and Confidentiality during Domestic and International Crises" in The Blackwell Companion to Franklin D. Roosevelt. William D. Pederson, editor. Blackwell-Wiley Publishers. 2011.
2009
- Brian S. Brooks and James L. Pinson. The Art of Editing, 9th edition. Allyn & Bacon. 2009.
- John Merrill. Call to Order: Plato's Legacy of Social Control. Marquette Books. 2009.
- Clifford G. Christians and John Merrill, editors, Ethical Communication: Moral Stances in Human Dialogue. University of Missouri Press. 2009.
- Parker, Jerry C. & Thorson, Esther (eds.) (2009). Health Communication in the New Media Landscape. New York: Springer.
- Dan Lattimore, Otis Baskin, Suzette Heiman and Elizabeth Toth. Public Relations: The Profession and the Practice, 3rd edition. McGraw-Hill. 2009.
- Pamela J. Shoemaker and Tim P. Vos. Gatekeeping Theory. Routledge. 2009.
- Betty Houchin Winfield. "Market or Party Controls?: Chinese Media in Transition." Crime and Media, Vol. 1. Yvonne Jewkes, editor. Sage Publications. 2009.
2008
- María Len-Ríos. "Communication strategies for reducing racial and cultural disparities." In J.C. Parker & E. Thorson (Eds.), Health communication in the new media landscape (pp. 41-58). Springer Publishing Company. 2008.
- María Len-Ríos. "Following communication rules: A communications-centered theory for public relations." In T. L. Hansen-Horn & B.D. Neff (Eds.), Public relations: From theory to practice (pp. 181-194). Allyn & Bacon. 2008.
- Philip Patterson and Lee Wilkins. Media Ethics: Issues and Cases. McGraw-Hill. 2008.
- Qi Qiu and Glen T. Cameron. Communicating Health Disparities: Building a Supportive Media Agenda. VDM Verlag. 2008.
- Stephen J.A. Ward and Herman Wasserman, editors, Lee Wilkins, contributor. Media Ethics Beyond Borders: A Global Perspective. 2008.
- Steve Weinberg. A Journalism of Humanity: A Candid History of the World's First Journalism School. University of Missouri Press. 2008.
- Steve Weinberg. Taking on the Trust: The Epic Battle of Ida Tarbell and John D. Rockefeller. W.W. Norton. 2008.
- Betty Houchin Winfield, editor. Journalism-1908: Birth of a Profession. University of Missouri Press. 2008. The following journalism faculty and alumni have case studies in the book: Gail F. Baker, Stephen Banning, Maurine Beasley, Fred Blevens, Bonnie Brennen, Caryl Cooper, Sandy Davidson, Lora England Wegman, Tracy Everbach, Barbara Friedman, Berkley Hudson, Janice Hume, Hans Ibold, John Merrill, Dean Mills, Earnest Perry, William H. Taft, Lee Wilkins and Betty Winfield.
- Stacey Woelfel. Suspicious Signs. VDM Verlag. 2008.
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