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Galina Tishchenko, a former JMS graduate student, won the first place in the 2010 BEA International Division research paper competition (open category) for her paper co-authored with Dr. Xiaopeng Wang, assistant professor at the Department of Journalism and Media Studies. Tishchenko graduated from the Department of Journalism and Media Studies with an M.A. degree in…
Why is it that some people migrate to Florida and always look and act like the folks that visit just to get that rosy half-baked glow before lining up at the airport, ready to head back north of the Mason-Dixon and others move to the state and are immediately assimilated? Being a Floridian is not…
Starting in January 2009, Paul Mena worked with members of the Poynter Institute to design the running of the online social network of Spanish-speaking journalists called Periodistas en Red, through the networking service that is provided by Poynter Online. The starting goal of this social network was to gather Hispanic journalists and allow them to…
A suitcase full of dreams: The journey of an Italian family from Sicily to their new beginnings in America. They crossed the ocean to build a new life in Florida. They left the tranquility of Alessandria della Rocca, a small town in the Sicilian countryside, and immersed themselves in the fast-paced reality of Tampa. They…