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Political Communication
The purpose of this section is to foster the study of political communications within the discipline of political science including research on mass media, telecommunications policy, new media technologies, and the process of communicating and understanding. Website: www.apsanet.org/~polcomm/ 2007 - 2008 Officers
Diana Owen Georgetown University Department of Political Science 311 Car Barn Washington DC 20057 owend@georgetown.edu Vice Chair: Richard Davis Brigham Young University Political Science 754 SWKT Provo UT 84602 richard_davis@byu.edu Secretary/Treasurer: Dianne G. Bystrom Iowa State University Carrie Chapman Center for Women & Politics 315 Catt Hall Ames IA 50011-1305 dbystrom@iastate.edu
David M. Ryfe University of Nevada, Reno Donald Reynolds School of Journalism Mail Stop 310 Reno NV 89557 dryfe@unr.edu 2008 Program Chair: Dietram Scheufele University of Wisconsin, Madison Department of Journalism & Mass Communication 821 University Avenue 5140 Vilas Hall Madison, WI 53726 scheufele@journalism.wisc.edu 2009 Program Chair: Stephen J. Farnsworth University of Mary Washington Political Science 1301 College Avenue Fredericksburg VA 22401 At-Large Members of Executive Committee: Kim Fridkin, Arizona State University Patricia Moy, University of Washington Kim Gross, George Washington University Nominations Committee: Todd Belt, University of Hawai, Hilo
Awards Paul Lazarfeld Best Paper Award for the best paper on political communication presented at the previous years APSA Annual Meeting.
Murray Edelman Distinguished Career Award for lifetime contribution to the study of political communication.
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