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The Media in Africa Education ProgramPROJECT BUTTERFLY
Windhoek, Namibia
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| Dr. Robert C. Moore Ed.D., Higher Education Curriculum and Instruction and Communications Technology, West Virginia University; M.S., Mass Communications and Educational Media, Clarion (Pa.) University; B.S., Education - English, Speech and Communications, Edinboro (Pa.) University. Dr. Robert Moore, professor of communications and chair of the department, teaches communications seminar, media and society, introduction to media production, international communications, and organizational training. His research interests include international communications, civic journalism, freedom of the press, communications administration and curriculum development. To leave a message for Dr. Moore: moorerc@etown.edu |
Dr. Tamara L. Gillis Ed.D., Higher Education Administration, University of Pittsburgh; M.S., Communications Studies, Shippensburg (Pa.) University; B.A., English, Shippensburg (Pa.) University. Dr. Tamara Gillis, assistant professor of communications and director of student publications, advises student media (The Etownian and the Conestogan yearbook) and teaches journalism, publication design, and public relations courses. Her research interests include civic journalism, student culture, change management, public relations officers in organization structures, public art as communication, and a "great books" approach to teaching public relations. To leave a message for Dr. Gillis: gillistl@etown.edu |
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