Faculty Work

Rosental Alves – Knight Center in Journalism

Donna DeCesare – View her online gallery

David Garlock's work has appeared nationwide in newspapers and magazines including Texas Monthly, Texas Highways, Advertising Age, the Austin American-Statesman, Southern Living and the Associated Press. The second edition of Garlock's first book, "Pulitzer Prize Feature Stories," was published in 2003 by Iowa State University Press.

Homero Gil de Zuniga is the director of the Center for Journalism and Communication Research where faculty and students come together to conduct research within the realm of Journalism and Communication. To learn more about the CJCR, its mission and its most up-to-date research program visit the Web site or send inquires to cjcr@austin.utexas.edu. Please click here to visit his personal site.

Robert Jensen's home page – includes links to articles, books, and more

Mercedes Lynn de Uriarte teaches Alternative Media, which is a cross-listed, interdisciplinary survey course for graduate and undergraduate students that explores the journalistic, sociological and historical role of the alternative press. It also provides students with skills and the opportunity to produce InCite—a similar web publication driven by intellectual diversity.

Max McCombs' most recent book is "Setting the Agenda: The Mass Media and Public Opinion", published in the fall of 2004 by Polity Press in Cambridge, England. He also is the co-author of "The Two W's of Journalism: The Why and What of Public Affairs Reporting" (2003), "Research in Mass Communication" (2000) and "Contemporary Public Opinion" (1991).

Bill Minutaglio's books include: "First Son: George W. Bush & The Bush Family Dynasty," "City on Fire: The Explosion That Devastated A Texas Town and Ignited A Historic Legal Battle," and "The President's Counselor: The Rise To Power of Alberto Gonzales."

Steve Reese's home page – includes links to articles, books, and more

Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez –spearheads the U.S. Latino and Latina World War II Oral History Project. Her students have written oral histories on Austin City Limits and the Spanish Civil War.

Mark Tremayne – Blogging, Citizenship and the Future of Media

Eli Reed – view his work at www.magnumphotos.com, www.digitaljournalist.org

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