University of Denver. Department of Mass Communications

Abstract The records of the Department of Media, Film and Journalism at University of Denver cover the periods of its inception in the late 1940s when it was known as the Department of Radio, Television and Film to 1966 when it merged with the Department of Journalism to form the Department of Mass Communications to the current day as it is known now. As a program that provided DU's students practical and functional training for successful careers in communications media, it offered not only...

Abstract Harold A. Mendelsohn (1923- ) was a social psychologist who taught in the Mass Communications Department at the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado from 1962 to 1988. He received his doctorate from the New School for Social Research in 1956. He served as chair of the Mass Communications Deptartment from 1970-1978, and director of the University's Center for Mass Communications Research and Policy. His scholarly interests were mass communications, especially the effects of television...

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Collection contains records of the Mass Communications academic program at the University of Denver.

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University Breaks Ground for Classroom Structure. Mass Comm. Adds Masters Program. Chancellor, Raids and “Rights” Seen as Year’s Major Events. Program Tests – Frosh Law Students Given Special Exams. New Fine Arts Club Holds First Show.

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Interest In Top Spots Low As Deadlines Near. AUSA Senate Poll Gets Answers On Students, Groups. Color Video Equipment Nearly On Line at Mass Comm.

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Mass Comm. Dept. Awarded $304,000 Grant. DU’s Downtown Law School Property Remains Unsold.

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New Summer Core Courses To Be Offered. Alpine Club Emphasis Shifts to Information. Mass Comm Department Offers PR Experience at Private School.

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Educators Evaluate DU’s NCA Accreditation. Freshman, Transfer Applications Rise for 1986-87 Academic Year. Mass Comm Fills Vacancy.