College of Communication Arts and Sciences School of Journalism

Research and Creative Work

Michigan State's School of Journalism is known for innovative research and creative work that help shape the standards and changes of the media industry.

Art, advertising, game design and strategic communication: Four faculty members publish new books

New releases from Besley, Bond, Richards and Walgren of MSU’s College of Communication Arts and Sciences

Freedman Intersects Science, Policy, and Communication in New Book, “Communicating Endangered Species”

I Can’t Breathe: Doc Lab Film Screening Showcases Media That Matters

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Survivors Reflect Strength and Individuality in MSU Union Exhibit

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Training the Storytellers of Tomorrow

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Centers and Labs

Center

Knight Center for Environmental Journalism

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Lab

Spartan Newsroom and Immersive Media Studio

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Faculty

Eric Freedman

Knight Center for Environmental Journalism Chair and Professor

Department

Journalism

Eric Freedman is Professor of Journalism and former Associate Dean of International Studies and Programs. During his 20-year newspaper career, he covered public affairs, environmental issues and legal affairs for newspapers in New York and Michigan, winning a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of a legislative corruption scandal.

Contact

freedma5@msu.edu
(517) 355-4729

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Faculty

Geri Zeldes

Professor

Department

Journalism

Geri Alumit Zeldes, Ph.D., is a tenured professor in MSU’s School of Journalism. Her anthology includes journal articles, documentary films, radio documentaries, book chapters and a comic book - many works recognized by international communication associations such as the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and the Broadcast Education Association.

Contact

alumitge@msu.edu
248-910-0687

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