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{\bf JOAN DEPPA}\\
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications\\
Syracuse University\\
Syracuse NY 13244-2100\\
Phone: (315)443-4006 or 4004\\
FAX: (315)443-3946\\
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{\bf Education}
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\item Ph.D. in Mass Media, Minor in Management (Organizational Behavior),
Michigan State University, September, 1981. Dissertation: Change in the
Newsroom: Field Test of a Training Program for Newsroom Supervisors Using
Video-Taped Role Models.

\item Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with a heavy concentration in political
science, Michigan State University,  June 1960.
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{\bf Teaching experience}

1984-present    Newspaper Department, S.I. Newhouse School of Public
Communications, Syracuse University. Teach news writing, reporting, and
courses dealing with interactive multi-media and desktop publishing, as
well as critical perspectives on news (involving ethics and practice of
journalism) and computer-assisted investigative reporting.

1978-84 Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Va. Taught  news
writing, media economics, two topics courses investigating the relationship
between business and the news media, one on the future of mass
communications.\\\

{\bf Professional experience}

1993-94 and 1989        Consultant, Ottaway Newspapers, study of The Daily
Star in Oneonta, N.Y.

1992            Consultant, Gannett Newspapers, Westchester County, N.Y.

1992    Desktop publishing, International Scientific Communications, Shelton, CT

1964-77 United Press International, including seven years in the European
Division, stationed in London and Paris with a brief stint as a war
correspondent in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan during the 1970 Jordanian Civil
War.

1961- 63                Staff correspondent, Newark Evening News, Newark, N.J.

1960-61 Bureau chief, Atlantic City Press Cumberland County Bureau in
Vineland, N.J., after starting there as society editor.\\\


{\bf Publications}

Mass Media and Disasters: Pan Am 103, By Joan Deppa  with Maria Russell,
Dona Hayes and Elizabeth Lynne Flocke. London: David Fulton Publishers,
1993. New York: New York University Press, 1994.

"Reaction of Media Targets to Coverage of the Pan Am 103 Tragedy:
Individual Differences, Similarities and Variation over Time" with Nancy
Sharp, American Behavior Scientist,  Vol. 35 No. 2, November/December 1991.

The Computer Connection (ed.) Proceedings of a conference on using
computers to teach mass communications (Distributed to the Association for
Education in Journalism and Mass Communications) 1989. Staged the
conference in November 1987, partially funded by a Gannett Foundation
grant.

"Interacting with Technology: Creating a Class in Interactive Media,"
Academic Computing September 1988, pp. 12-14, 44-45.

Mightier than the Typewriter (ed.) Proceedings of a conference on using
computers to teach writing for the mass media (Distributed to the
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications) 1987.
Staged the conference in December 1986, partially funded by a Gannett
Foundation grant.\\\

{\bf Presentations}

Guest, "Good Morning America," ABC, New York, Dec. 21, 1993

Presentation of findings on the reaction of media targets to coverage of
the Pan Am tragedy and of reporters who covered that event for Syracuse
media as a panelist in two workshops at the National Convention of the
Society of Professional Journalists, Louisville, Oct. 12, 1991.

"Reaction of Media Targets to Coverage of the Pan Am 103 Tragedy,"
presentation as part of an invited panel at mini-convention of the American
Psychological Association, Boston, August 12, 1990.

"Lessons from the Coverage of the Pan-Am 103 Tragedy," presentation at
mini-plenary of Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication, Minneapolis, August 8, 1990.

"How Media Coverage Affected the Families of Victims of Pan Am 103,"
presentation at a workshop at the fourth national convention of Parents of
Murdered Children, August 16, 1990.

Guest, "The Eleventh Hour," Channel 13, Public Broadcasting System Station,
New York City, Dec. 20, 1989, addressing issues related to coverage of the
Flight 103 disaster.

Speech, "A Pilot Study of U.S. Experiences in Broadcasting for Employment,"
based on research done in Britain with my students and in the United States
with Ernest Martin, Broadcasting for Employment, A European Community
Conference, Madrid, Oct. 19-20, 1989.

Summarizing speech for Broadcasting and Employment, A European Workshop on TV
and Radio Programmes Aimed at Assisting Employment Creation and the
Unemployed, sponsored by the Commission of the European Communities,
Birmingham, Oct. 14-16, 1988.

Demonstration of Interact, a campus videotext system based on HyperCard:
"Campus Videotext Systems," Macademia (A conference for academics who use
Macintosh computers, sponsored by Apple Computing Inc.) Brown University,
May 29, 1989.

Demonstrations of prototype of Interact, a campus vidoetext system based on
ATT equipment:

Experimental trial of the system to provide information to the IV
International Congress of Ecology, Aug. 10-16, 1986. Invited to provide the
system by the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, which underwrote the costs.

1986 Software Fair, Carnegie-Mellon University, Nov. 10-11, 1986.

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