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45 Media L. Notes 1 (2016-2017)

handle is hein.journals/mdilwnts45 and id is 1 raw text is: AEJMC Law & Policy Division Courtney Barclay Jacksonville University barclay@ju.edu As always, I left our conference invigorated and ready for the new semester. And it has been an exciting start to the academ- ic year. Presidential campaigns, exploding tablets, ill-advised 9/11 themed ads have provided more than enough conversation starters for my mass communications and public relations classes (plus, I'm stocking up on great exam questions for the law class next semester). I'm also excited to serve as head of the division this year. I have been a member of the division since starting graduate school and am honored to contribute to its continued success. I am lucky to be working with an amazing group of people on the board: Jason Martin is vice/head/pro- gram chair; Kearston Wesner is research chair; Roy Gutterman is clerk/newsletter editor); Jona- than Peters and Jared Schroeder are returning as teaching chair and PF&R chair respectively; Amy Sanders is our new web administrator; Mike Martinez is once again doing a great job as Southeast Colloquium chair; and Brooks Fuller is continuing his work as graduate student liaison. It still feels as if I just left Min- neapolis, but Chicago is really just around the corner. All of the board members are already hard at work planning an amazing program. Some great speakers are getting confirmed, probably as I write this, and we will all be very excited to fill you in on the details of the preconference as soon as we can! The 2017 conference in Chi- cago is scheduled for August 8 - 12 at the Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile Hotel. This conference is a little different because it will begin with preconference on Tuesday, August 8, and wrap up with the final day on Saturday, August 12. In the business meeting this year, we awarded the second Stonecipher Award to Professor Genevieve Lakier for her article, The Invention of Low Value Speech, published in the Har- vard Law Review. Thanks to the generosity of Kyu Ho Youm and Doug Anderson, AEJMC will bestow the Stonecipher Award See Head Notes, 2 In This Issue uom mUn iCation Jared Schroeder Southern Methodist r University jcschroeder@mail. smu.edu How do we make our communi- cation law courses more real to the students? I've been thinking a lot about this lately, not just as someone who teaches communication law, but as See Making Law Real, 3 1

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