Claudette G. Artwick

Education

• Ph.D., Communications, University of Washington
• M.A, Journalism & Communication, University of Florida
• B.S., Journalism, University of Illinois

Research

• Digital media and society
• Sustainability communication
• Social media livestreaming
• Journalists and Twitter
• News framing and issue perception
• Visuals images and construction of meaning
• Diffusion of innovations

Teaching

• JOUR 202:  Introduction to Digital Storytelling
• JOUR 295: Studio Production
• JOUR 270: Digital Media and Society
• JOUR 101: Introduction to Mass Communications
• JOUR 231: Communication Theory
• JOUR 232: Research Methods in Mass Communication
• JOUR 263: Reporting for Electronic Media
• JOUR 295:  Public Service Media
• JOUR 356:  In-depth Reporting
• JOUR 362:  Advanced Electronic Journalism

Selected Publications

• Artwick, C. G. (2019). Social media livestreaming: Design for disruption? Abingdon: Routledge.

• Artwick, C. G. (2018). Social media livestreaming. In S. Eldridge II & B. Franklin (Eds.), The Routledge handbook of developments in digital journalism studies. London: Routledge.

• Artwick, C. G. (2013).News sourcing and gender on Twitter. Journalism.

• Artwick, C. G. (2013) Reporters on Twitter: Product or Service?  Digital Journalism.

• Artwick, C. G. (March/April 2010).  White, black and missing on Twitter:  Social media highlight disparities in news coverage of two missing Virginia women.  Quill, 18-22.

• Artwick, C. G. (2004). Reporting and producing for digital media. Ames: Blackwell Publishing.

• Artwick, C. G. (2002). Dismantling the silos: Moving toward a converged journalism curriculum at Washington and Lee University, Feedback, Vol. 43, No. 4,  28-31.

• Artwick, C. G. and Gordon, M. T. (1998).  Portrayal of U.S. cities by daily newspapers,  Newspaper Research Journal, Vol. 19, No. 1, Winter, 54-63.

• Artwick, C. G. (1996). Blood, body bags, and tears: Remembering visual images from local television crime news,  Visual Communication Quarterly, Spring, 14-18.

• Artwick, C. G. (July/August 1996). Media held hostage: TV faces harrowing times when broadcasts go live. Quill, pp. 20-23.

• Rockbridge Internet: Research on the role of the Internet in the Rockbridge area of Virginia