SNCR Committees
Research Committees
The Society produces independent research, as well as sponsored research studies, white papers and case studies. The SNCR’s Research Committees are formed based on the project and the Fellows’ specific areas of expertise. These project-driven research committees lead and manage the research, analysis and production of all research publications. The committees work together with the Senior Fellows and full advisory board to review and approve the final projects prior to publication.
Best Practices & Awards Committee – Chair: SNCR Founding Fellow, Mike Manuel
The SNCR Best Practices & Awards Committee leads and manages all efforts surrounding the Society’s focus on best practices. The committee works together with all of the Society’s Fellows and full advisory board to review and recommend best practices, based on SNCR research. These take the form of Tip Sheets, presentations, articles and other educational materials. The committee also manages the Society’s “Excellence in New Communications Awards” program.
Education Committee – Chair: SNCR Senior Fellow, Richard Nacht
The SNCR Education Committee leads and manages an educational program that brings lectures, seminars, classes and advice about curriculum development by our Fellows to colleges and universities as well as corporate audiences. The Society’s Fellows offer guest lectures and seminars, special workshops and classes to meet the needs of colleges and universities that want to supplement their core curricula with content that addresses new communications tools and technologies, new media, Web 2.0, and developments in social media. Classes and lectures are available online as well as via face-to-face instruction. In addition, the Society advises faculty in Communications (PR, Marketing, Advertising, Journalism) and Business departments on curricula development to address these topics. Advice on curricula development includes course scope, recommendations re: syllabus development and glossaries of terms.
Journal of New Communications Research Editorial Review Committee – Chair: Dr. Dean Kruckeberg, PhD
The JNCR Editorial Review Committee reviews all submissions to the SNCR’s publication, Journal of New Communications Research. The JNCR features original research papers and articles focusing on the advanced study on the tools, technologies and emerging modes of communication and their effect on traditional media, marketing, public relations and advertising, as well as their broader impact on business, politics, entertainment, culture, education and society.
New Communications Legal Issues Committee – Chair: SNCR Founding Fellow, Legal Counsel & Board Member, Elizabeth Fairbanks-Fletcher, Esq.
The SNCR New Communications Legal Issues Committee leads and manages research on topics surrounding communications, new media and the law. The committee works together with the Society’s fellows and full advisory board to review these issues and develop research and educational offerings on this topic.
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