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18 Media L. Notes 1 (1990-1991)

handle is hein.journals/mdilwnts18 and id is 1 raw text is: q - MEDIA LAW NOTES Volume 18, Number I * Newsletter of the AEJMC Law Division + I9d PRITCHARD APPOINTS 1990-91 DIVISION OFFICERS Law Division Head David Pritchard has ap- pointed 15 people to be division officers for the 1990-1991 academic year. They will assist the division's elected officers (head, vice head/program chair, clerk/Media Law Notes editor) in a variety of ways. Cathy Packer (North Carolina) will be research chair. Her duties include administering the re- search-paper competition for the 1991 convention in Boston and advising Vice Head and Program Chair Ruth Walden (North Carolina) on programming re- lated to research. Todd Simon (Michigan State) will be teaching chair. His duties include arranging a panel on issues related to teaching for the Boston convention, and advising Walden on programming related to teach- ing. Louise Benjamin (Indiana) will be professional freedom and responsibility chair, with Ann Brill (Marquette) serving as vice chair. Their duties in- clude arranging a panel on issues related to profes- sional freedom and responsibility for the Boston convention, and advising Walden on programming related to that subject. Elinor Grusin (Memphis State) will be member- ship chair. She is charged with developing ways to increase the division's membership. Whitney Mundt (Louisiana State) will continue to serve as the division's historian. He is charged with maintaining, safeguarding, and expanding division ar- chives. Sandra Braman (Illinois) will be liaison to the Communication Theory and Methodology Division. She will represent the Law Division in the design and analysis of the survey of attitudes about the First Amendment being cosponsored by the two divisions. Robert Trager (Colorado) will be liaison to the American Bar Association. He will keep the division's elected officers apprised of media-law is- sues that are being discussed in ABA circles. Lynne Flocke (Syracuse) will be liaison to the society of Professional Journalists and the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. She will keep the division's elected officers apprised of media-law issues that are being discussed by these professional organizations. Dorothy Bowles (Tennessee) will continue as liaison to the Student Press Law Center. She will keep the division's elected officers apprised of important SPLC issues, and will recommend an appropriate level of Law Division funding for the SPLC at the 1991 business meeting. Jeremy Lipschultz (Nebraska at Omaha) will be liaison to Radio-Television News Directors Associa- tion. He will keep the division's elected officers ap- prised of media-law issues that are being discussed by RTNDA. Wat Hopkins (Virginia Tech) will continue as liaison to the Bill of Rights Bicentennial Committee. He will represent the division's interests on the com- mittee that is planning and coordinating the various AEJMC-related celebrations of the Bicentennial of the First Amendment. Sherry Lee Alexander (Florida) will chair the Ad- visory Committee of Young Scholars. Other mem- bers of the committee will be David Arant (North Carolina) and Eddith Dashiell (Middle Tennessee State). The committee will advise the division's elected officers on issues of interest to graduate stu- dents and beginning faculty members. Table of Contents H eadnotes.............................................. 2 Directions in Research .........3 RTNDA ................................................. 4 SE Colloquium ...................................... 5 Media Law Annotated Bibliography........6 Endnotes .............................................. 15 -I p 14 AM

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