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SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM & NEW MEDIA

Faculty in SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM & NEW MEDIA

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FREDERICK MARTIN ANKLAM JR

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM INSTRUCTION
114 FARLEY HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
fmanklam@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-7146

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KEN BOUTWELL

BROADCAST PRODUCTION COORDINATOR AND ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM
225 FARLEY HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
kenbou@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-2031

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Mark Kenneth Dolan

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM AND NEW MEDIA
134 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
mdolan@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-5397

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Scott A Fiene

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF INTERGRATED MARKETING
114 FARLEY
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
safiene@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-5505

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CHRISTY DENISE GREENE

INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM
102 FARLEY HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
cgreene@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-7146

Vanessa Gregory

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM
223 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
vgregory@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7127

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Deidra Faye Jackson

ACTING ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR ACADEMIC COUNSELING AND ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR
262 Tupelo Advanced Education Ctr
Tupelo, MS 38804
djackson@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-6264

Cynthia Lynne Joyce

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM
School of Journalism and New Media, 17 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
cjoyce@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7146

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JAMES ANDREW LUMPP

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM
226 FARLEY HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
jlumpp@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-2030

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DEBAYO R MOYO

VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM
FARLEY HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
drmoyo@olemiss.edu

Ellen Meacham

INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM
114 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
ebmeacha@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7146

Charles D Mitchell

ASSISTANT DEAN OF JOURNALISM AND ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
114 Farley, Journalism
University, MS 38677
cdmitch1@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-8780

Ricky Mize

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM INSTURCTION
Journalism/ 114 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
rmize1@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-7146

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H Wilbert Norton

DEAN, MEEK SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND NEW MEDIA AND PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM AND NEW MEDIA
FARLEY HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
hwnorton@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-7146

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WILLARD ROSE

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM
BISHOP HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
wrose@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-5503

MARTY RUSSELL

INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM AND NEWSPAPER ADVISER
222 FARLEY HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
marusse1@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-5399

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Darren A Sanefski

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MULTIPLE PLATFORM JOURNALISM
225 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
dasanefs@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7146

Kristen Alley Swain

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM
135 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
kaswain@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7637

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John Michael Tonos

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM INSTRUCTION
215 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
jmtonos@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7146

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SUSAN K WEAKLEY

INSTRUCTOR IN JOURNALISM
102 FARLEY
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
skweakl1@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-7195

Debora Rae Wenger

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM
114 FARLEY
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
drwenger@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7146

Kathleen W Wickham

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF JOURNALISM
131 Farley Hall
University, MS 38677
kwickham@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-5501

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