" The limits of my language means the limits of my world. "
-- Ludwig Wittgenstein
| Board Member | Institution |
|---|---|
| Dr. Ralph Berenger | American University, Cairo |
| Dr. Stephen D. Cooper | Marshall University |
| Dr. Gwen Brown | Radford University |
| Dr. Robert Denton | Virginia Tech |
| Ms. Jeannie Gray | Sylvan Hills High School |
| Mr. Trey Gibson | Louisiana Tech |
| Dr. Marcie Hayes | Arkansas State University |
| Dr. Gary Gneiting | Arizona State University |
| Dr. Jim Kuypers | Virginia Tech |
| Dr. Mary Moseley | University Central Arkansas |
| Dr. Paul Oehlke | Consultant, Minneapolis, MN |
| Dr. Claude Miller | University of Oklahoma |
| Dr. Anne Pym | Cal State, Hayward |
| Dr. Richard Vatz | Towson University |
The mission of the Journal of Communication is to provide an on-line outlet for peer-reviewed scholarship concerning communication theory, practice, history, and pedagogy, to include mass communication and rhetorical studies.
While the JCS does not discriminate against any particular methodology of analysis, or unit of analysis, the consensus of the Editorial Board is that there is ample opportunity in the discipline for publishing "critical theory", "post-modern" studies, or "sexual identity studies" and that studies of that sort should be sent to other venues.
The JCS is interested in providing an outlet for such work as:In addition, the JCS encourages research consisting of replications of classic studies, the purpose of which is to validate the classic study.
The JCS welcomes scholarship from around the world.
The Editorial Board of the Journal of Communication Studies invites the submission of articles. Manuscripts should not exceed 3,500 words, should follow the stylistic and documentation guidelines of either the MLA Handbook or the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. To facilitate blind review, author's names and institutions should not appear in the text. All submissions should be either as email attachment, or submitted on CD or floppy disk.
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