Abstract

The Greenlee School of Journalism and Mass Communication is one of the oldest journalism programs in the country. The department has undergone many name changes and absorbed several smaller related programs into the department which exists today. This collection includes news clippings, annual reports, newsletters, brochures, publications, subject files, biographical files, short course records, fiftieth anniversary records, and faculty papers.

Scope and Content This collection (1939-2011) contains research and course material James W. Schwartz used to teach his classes on Technical Journalism, Public Speaking and Radio Broadcasting. In addition, there are biographical materials and publications in newspapers and his publication "Public Access to Meetings and Records in Iowa." Schwartz was involved in the Iowa Freedom of Information Council. The research materials consist of documents related to Radio and Television materials such as programming,...

Scope and Content This collection (1949-2009, undated) contains news clippings, course materials, reports, correspondence, and publications. The papers include documents pertaining to the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication such as historical information, alumni listings, newsletters, committee records, policies and reports. The collection also contains materials relating to the Iowa State Daily and a copy of Kunerth's reminiscence on the battle to open the records...