Dr. Pam Parry

Full Professor
Editor of Journalism History
Author of Eisenhower: The Public Relations President
Co-Editor of Women in American Political History Book Series

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

Journalism History is releasing a diversity study of 47 years of coverage in the nation's oldest peer-reviewed journal on media history. I gave a sneak peek during a recent interview (my segment starts about halfway through): https://t.co/4k6F4AEGI2

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

The fall issue of Journalism History will be hitting mailboxes soon. My Editor's Note about our diversity study can be found here:
https://t.co/XWPpO8wlw8
The full diversity study will be published in the winter issue in December. Please look for it!!!

[Journalism History @JHistoryJournal]

On the podcast, historian @MyaamiaGB discusses with host @ken_j_ward the importance of representation of Native Americans in the media of the past and present. Available wherever you listen to podcasts https://t.co/OLVg9wMIkY

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

Strongly recommend this wonderful book by Jon Marshall:
https://t.co/zS9lqz6m5U

[Maddie Liseblad @DrMaddieL]

That face looks familiar...😉 Thanks for the spotlight @womnknowhistory! And a huge shoutout to @AJMediaHistory and @AJHAsocial for believing in my research. Love this supportive community of historians! #WomenAlsoKnowHistory #journalism #MediaHistory

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

My friend, Dianne Bragg, has been selected to receive the 2022 American Journalism Historians Association National Award for Excellence in Teaching. Bragg is an associate department chair at the University of Alabama and co-associate editor of Journalism History. Congratulations!

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

Journalism History Division discussing the diversity study it conducted on its journal. Very interesting. The full report will be published in the Winter issue of Journalism History in December.

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

So sorry to hear of this news ... I loved his work. https://t.co/eTtcfQkbAa

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

Today the most powerful panel I heard was regarding inequity in academe. Those of you who enjoyed the AEJMC panel should check out this book.

[Elisabeth Fondren @elisafondren]

“We need to remove barriers instead of offering tips of how to jump over them” 👏 “We need to cite women” 👏“We need to make sure women get out of the hallway and out on the national stage” 👏 — such an excellent and inspirational morning panel @CSW_AEJMC @AEJHistory #AEJMC22

[Elisabeth Fondren @elisafondren]

So honored to receive the 2022 AEJMC Covert Award and the 2022 Sweeney Award from @AEJHistory @AEJMC at the History Gala tonight. 🌟 💫 Cheers to wonderful mentors and good friends! (📸 @willthewordguy)

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

Great morning at the SPIG pre-conference event in Detroit. Honored to be on one of their panels. Detroit is awesome, and I'm ready for the History Division Gala tonight!!!

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

Are you interested in gender inequities on college campuses? Give this a read -- you will find the stories challenging and thought-provoking.

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

During this time of hardship in academia, reviewers for academic journals are heroes. They keep the peer-review system alive, and I am grateful for the 90 reviewers for Journalism History. They come from eight countries, and they are the lifeblood of the journal. Thank you!!!

[Clio and the Contemporary @cliocontemp]

In the oral history project, students conduct #oralhistory interviews with Vietnam veterans. The project was designed to support the @librarycongress Veterans History Project. The prompt provides links & resources for conducting oral history interviews. https://t.co/wNRrhAEyUc

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

@TeriFinneman @AEJMC @AEJHistory Very well deserved!!!

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

Attending a Taylor & Francis Webinar on how to encourage and recognize reviewers in peer-reviewed journals. I hope to discover some good ideas for Journalism History.

[AEJMC History @AEJHistory]

“All 4 of this year’s winners submitted creative, tested teaching ideas that embody the innovation the Broussard Award aims to encourage,” said teaching award committee chair Dr. Ken J. Ward. “I know I’m already looking for ways to implement these great ideas in my own classes.”

[Dr. Pam Parry @pamparry18]

Journalism History runs annual essay competitions, and in 2022, we focused on diversity. Here is the latest in the Diversity Essay Series: https://t.co/x9qG7sOsGo