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Department of Communication and Journalism

Children's Programming Political Communication
Communication and Leadership Telecommunication Law and Regulation

 

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James F. McCollum Jr.
Assistant Professor and Chair
615.966.5788
  • Children's television programming and research
  • General communication topics

McCollum has been on the Lipscomb faculty since 1989. He holds a Ph.D. in mass communication from the University of Alabama, where he completed a dissertation on pacing in children's television programming. He served as a researcher for the Institute for Communication Research, where he worked with the Nickelodeon network.

 

Deborah Taylor Tate
Executive-In-Residence
 
Academic Topics
-- Telecommunication law and regulation
 
Telecommunication Topics
Broadband •  Child online education  •  Privacy of personal information  •  Cybersecurity  •  E-health  •  E-rate  •  E-commerce  •  Spectrum  •  Cyberbullying Broadband expansion and availability  •  Children's online security and safety

Other Topics
Broadband expansion and availability • Children's online security and safety

Education  •  Awards  •  Professional Experience

 

Linda Peek Schacht
Executive Director of the
Insitute for Civic Leadership 
Associate Professor of Communication
Associate Professor of History,
Politics and Philosophy
 
615.966.6155
 
Academic Topics
-- National Politics
-- Campaign Strategy
-- Corporate Response to Crisis
 
Other Topics
Civic leadership • Public/private partnership • Economic/Public affairs Nelson Andews legacy of civic leadership The executive branch • Non-partisan politics • Media's role in politics • Campaign strategy • Presidential Campaigns
Political conventions  Social reform • Political communication • Crisis communication • Communication of leadership • Corporate communication • The Carter Administration • Government policy • Women in leadership  • Crosscultural communication

Education • Awards  •  Professional Experience