Dr. Kate Peirce began her service as Editor of the Southwestern
Mass Communication Journal in fall 2009. She has been a
distinguished member of the Texas State faculty since
1988. Peirce has contributed significantly to new
curriculum advances at Texas State, and has developed the
research methods course and designed a course on women and
minorities in the media. She received a Ph.D in Journalism
from the University of Texas at Austin in 1982. Her
dissertation was titled: The Relationship of Television Viewing,
Reading and the Home Environment to Children's Creativity,
Creative Writing and Writing Ability.
Peirce's professional experience as writer and editor has led to
an accomplished list of scholarly and creative publications in
books, journals, newspapers and magazines. Much of
Peirce's research is in the field of gender, race and class in
the media. Dr. Peirce is the executive editor
of the Journal of Research on Women and Gender. In
2006 Peirce was elected to the board of directors of the
Southwest Education Council for Journalism and Mass
Communication and has served as the associate editor of the
Southwestern Mass Communication Journal.
Kate Peirce
Editor, Southwestern Mass Communication Journal
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All intellectual perspectives are welcome at the Southwestern Mass Communication Journal. However, the editorial board of the journal asks authors to consider the following issues before they submit a manuscript:
• The journal publishes twice a year. The spring issue is generally filled with manuscripts from a paper competition, which is sponsored by the Southwest Education Council for Journalism and Mass Communication. Therefore, authors who have not entered the paper competition may submit manuscripts for consideration any time. But those manuscripts will be published only in the fall.
• Please use the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, Fifth Edition, as the style guide. |
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