- Hebah Abdalla
- Julie Agnone
- Andy Alexander
- Brook Beshah
- Chuck Borghese
- Patricia Cambridge
- Surin Chung
- Eddith Dashiell
- Craig Davis
- Bernhard Debatin
- Aimee Edmondson
- Jeff Grayson
- Marilyn Greenwald
- Elizabeth Hendrickson
- Justice Hill
- Parul Jain
- Yusuf Kalyango
- Victoria LaPoe
- Hugh Martin
- Hans Meyer
- Tom Peters
- Bill Reader
- Michael Rodriguez
- Mary Rogus
- Peter Shaplen
- Tim Sharp
- Jatin Srivastava
- Robert Stewart
- Thomas Suddes
- Michael Sweeney
- Lucia Walinchus
- Nerissa Young
Elizabeth Meyers Hendrickson
Associate Professor
Phone: 573.489.1689
Phone: 740.593.4118
Email: hendrice@ohio.edu
Twitter: @elizhendrickson
Office: Schoonover Center 238
Education: Ph.D., Journalism, University of Missouri, 2008; M.A. Journalism, University of Missouri, 2005; B.S., Journalism, University of Missouri, 1994.
Experience: Assistant Professor, University of Tennessee School of Journalism and Electronic Media, 2008-2014; Entertainment editor for New York City-based consumer magazines such as Glamour and Ladies Home Journal, 1994-2003.
Awards and Industry Recognition: Office of Information Technology Faculty Fellow, University of Tennessee, 2013-2014; Faculty Innovative Technology Teaching Award, College of Communication & Information, University of Tennessee, 2013; Faculty Teaching Award, College of Communication & Information, University of Tennessee, 2013; Top Paper Award, Entertainment Studies Interest Group, Association of Educators in Journalism and Mass Communications, 2009, 2010; Judge, National Magazine Awards, New York City, 2011 2014.
Has published in: Journalism Practice, Journal of Magazine and New Media Research, Celebrity Studies, International Symposium on Online Journalism and Social Semiotics.
Teaching areas: Magazine writing, editing and production; media industry and innovation; qualitative research methodology.
Research areas: The interaction between technological innovation and magazine content creation, journalists and adaptive learning in the workplace, emerging media adoption and demographic diversity.