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Saturday, April 23 • 10:15am - 11:15am
Hey Boomer! How older broadcast journalism faculty can help those starting out and how those starting out can help older faculty from becoming fossils

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Ask boomers and they will tell you they are still young and in-the-know, even as they talk about seeing video replace film in TV newscasts. But ask their Gen X and Millennial colleagues and you may get a different view of boomers, from those younger generations that would be lost (figuratively and literally) without Google. The youngest baby boomers are pushing 60 and the oldest are in their mid-70s (baby boomers: born 1946-1964). What is being lost as these older professors retire…and what is being gained? The boomer generation of TV news professors was predominantly white and male. Younger faculty is starting to better reflect our society. Boomer generation BEA broadcast journalism faculty are invited to bring younger faculty to this frank look at what needs to stay, what needs to go, and what we can learn from each other as we face this generational shift in teaching broadcast journalism.
Moderator: Rich Landesberg, Elon University
Panelists: Lisa Carponelli, Simpson College
Kai Swanson, Elon University
Tim Brown, University of Central Florida


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Rich Landesberg

Elon University

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Tim Brown

Associate Professor of Media and Journalism, University of Central Florida


Saturday April 23, 2022 10:15am - 11:15am PDT
LVCC West Hall, W221