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Brian
Carroll, Ph.D. |
phone:
706.368.6944
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| Welcome! Greetings from Mount Berry, Georgia. I'm an associate professor of journalism in the Communication Department at Berry College, and director of the College's Honors Program. My research interests include digital media, communication law, Shakespeare, and the black press. Among the courses I teach are media law, writing for digital media, digital storytelling, editing and visual rhetoric. |
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I
am also an adjunct professor in the School
of Journalism & Mass Communication at the University
of North Carolina, teaching the online master's program distance education
course, Writing for Digital Media. |
Available NOW is Dr. Carroll's textbook for Writing for Digital Media, from Routledge, a project six years in the making.
This summer, Berry Communication students developed mulltimedia stories on the Jews of Florence, Italy for VikingFusion, the department's multimedia digital publishing platform.
Last Spring, Digital Storytelling students developed a mulltimedia site for the Rome's Aids Resource Council, a non-profit reaching out to those infected and affected by AIDs.
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Listen
to Dr. C's interview about his first book, When to Stop the Cheering?, on Georgia Public Broadcasting.
habitat for humanity of rome & floyd county (produced by COM 305 students)
Send comments and questions to bc at berry.edu
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Who were the Cuban X Giants? They were one of the very first professional black baseball teams, playing in New York City around the turn of the 19th century and made up of -- you guessed it -- mostly former Cuban Giants. They were good, winning the 1903 Colored World Championships behind the pitching of the legendary Andrew "Rube" Foster, who won four of the five games.
