Industry Professional
DETROIT, Michigan, United States
Journalism: Print, Radio, TV, Digital, Government regulations, Media Effects,
15+ Years of Experience
Doctoral or professional degree, Rackham Sch of Grad Studies & College of Fine & Preforming Arts, Univ of Mich & Wayne State Univ
Keywords: Diversity, Parity in Employment, Media Images & Effects, Regulations. (August 2021). In 2010, Dr. John R. Arnold was named Division Chair of Liberal Studies & Education as well as Associate Professor of Mass Communication at Lane College, one of 105 Historical Black Colleges and Universities in the USA. In his position as professor, Dr. Arnold was responsible for teaching undergraduate students media literacy and other courses in communication. Dr. Arnold’s particular specialties are broadcast journalism, new media, and public policy. Prior to this appointment, Dr. Arnold taught Communication courses at Wayne State University in Detroit. In 2006 Dr. Arnold joined the faculty of Howard University as Assistant Professor of Broadcast Journalism and Graduate Faculty of Mass Communications and Media Studies. Prior to joining academia, Dr. Arnold worked with several of America’s African-American legacy radio stations, including the first black-programmed radio station WERD; the first black-owned radio station WCHB; Howard University’s WHUR-HD.2; and Radio One’s flagship station WOL in Washington, DC. Dr. Arnold also hosted on Power XM 169. Arnold is most well known for hosting his own syndicated daily radio program, highlighting discussions of current events and topical news issues affecting the urban communities. Arnold’s research interest focuses on public policy, including the role of federal regulators in formulating and influencing federal administrative and regulatory law. Arnold’s 2008 Television Quarterly article, “The Biggest and Most Controversial Reality Show on Television” was honored by his peers. Dr. John Arnold’s dissertation is titled, The telecommunications act of 1996 & diversity: The effects on television broadcasting in the public interest. Portions of this dissertation are published in the Journal of Mass Communication.
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SCHOLARLY WORKS: 2010- present: Peer-reviewer (18) for the Journal of Black Studies (A Sage organization). 40 studies reviewed. 18 received recognition on Publons 2009: National Communications Association paper reviewer for Mass Communication Division for NCA 2009 Conference. 2009: Association for Education and Journalism and Mass Communication paper reviewer for conference in August 2009. 2008 Society of Professional Journalist, Mark of Excellence Award, honoring the best in students journalism (radio), Region I, awarded at their national conference in Atlanta, in June 2008. 2007-2009 AEJMC: Communications Committee officer for the Commission on the Status of Minorities. 2005-06, 2007-08: Co-chair Comm. Division of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters Conference. Mar 2006: Paid peer-reviewer of textbook: Alten, S.R. (2005). Audio in Media, 6th ed. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. Katz, H. (January 2004). Paid peer-reviewer for the American Communication Journal of The Media Handbook: A Complete Guide to Advertising Media Selection, Planning, Research, and Buying (2nd Ed.). USA: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS Arnold, J. (October 31, 2007). Federal Communication Commission Hearings on Deregulation and Consolidation at the FCC Headquarters in Washington, DC. http://www.howard.edu/newsroom/news/2007/071101FCCHearing.htm Arnold, J. (January 2006). Paper: Diversity in newspaper newsrooms. Atlanta, GA: Southern Science Association Conference. Arnold, J. (December 4-6, 2005). Paper accepted for the International Conference on Social Science Research, Orlando, FL. Arnold, J. (October 27-30, 2005). 9th Annual Joint Fellows Conference, DFI-KCP Programs Hosted by Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan. Paper: Images Depicted in Media. Arnold, J. (October 20 & 21, 2005). 37th Annual Michigan Political Science Association Conference, University of Michigan-Dearborn, MI. Paper presentation: In the Public Interest: Local Broadcast Media Obligation to Service Community Interest. Arnold, J. (May 13-15, 2005). The telecommunications act of 1996: Ten years later. Paper/Panelist/ Discussant at the Media Reform/Free Press Conference: St Louis, MO. Arnold, J. (April 7, 2005). Broadcast media: Citizens or Consumers. Paper accepted for presentation at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, IL. Arnold, J. (March 4, 2005). Diversity in broadcast ownership. Paper presented at the Michigan Academy of Arts, Science, and Letters Conference at Eastern Michigan University: Ypsilanti, MI. Arnold, J. (November 4, 2004). Diversity in employment in broadcasting. Paper accepted for presentation at the 8th Annual Joint Conference for the Illinois Minority Graduate Incentive Program, Illinois Consortium for Educational Opportunity Program and the King-Chavez-Parks Future Faculty Fellows Program. Arnold, J. (April 2004). Diversity in newspaper newsrooms. Paper presentation at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference: Chicago, Illinois. Arnold, J. (November 2003). Paper presentation: Diversity in newspaper newsrooms. Michigan State University’s Breslin Center: King-Paper-Chavez 7thAnnual Joint Fellows Conference: Transitions in the Academy: Lansing, Michigan. Arnold, J., Conyers, J, & Copps, M. (May 2003: Moderator of Congressman John Conyers Congressional District Hearing on the Telecommunications Act of 1996 featuring FCC Commission Michael Coops, re: further proposed deregulation effects on localism. Held at Wayne State University Law Auditorium: Detroit.
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