NEW NAME
Int 1948, Stanford’s Division of Journalism became renamed as the Stanford Institute for Journalistic Studies, in order to better describe the department’s activities of the time: mass communication research and the emphasis on graduate instruction.
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE STANFORD DAILY ARCHIVE
TEACHING
Faculty who taught in the 1940s:
- Berton Joseph Ballard, 1935-1939, 1943-1944, News Writing; Forms of Journalistic Writing; Principles of Advertising
- Mitchell V. Charnley, 1943-1944, Public Opinion and Propaganda; History of Journalism
- Edward J. Demson, 1941-1943, 1946-1947, 1948-1949, Business Management
- Paul C. Edwards, 1939-1943
- Robert C. Elliott, 1943-1944, Editorial Techniques
- Edwin P. Gerth, 1943-1944, Procedures in Advertising
- Rex Hardy Jr, 1939-1941, Pictorial Journalism
- Miller Holland, 1939-1945
- Robert L. Housman, 1945-1946, Editorial Techniques; Forms of Journalistic Writing
- Charles Morris Hulten, 1939-1940, Editorial Techniques
- Miles Whitney Kresge Jr, 1946-1947
- Raymond D. Lawrence, 1936-1937, 1938-1941, 1946-1951, Seminar: Society and mass communication; Techniques in Propaganda; Investigative Methods in Journalism
- Truman Robert Letts, 1941-1942, Editorial Techniques
- Douglass Wood Miller, 1946-1948, Forms of Journalistic Writing; History of Journalism; Editorial Techniques
- Thomas Minton Newell, 1941-1943, 1945-1948, 1949-1953, Mechanics of Publishing; Editorial Techniques; Seminar: Experimental Editorial Techniques
- James Cudner Nute, 1936-1944, Typographic Design; Mechanics of Publishing; Advertising Production
- Albert George Pickerell, 1946-1947, Editorial Techniques
- Herbert Kittredge Reynolds, 1941-1943, National Campaigns
- George R. Rinehart, 1940-1941, Editorial Techniques; History of Journalism; Sociological Aspects of Journalism
- Richard Alfred Russell, 1936-1941, Principles of Advertising; National Campaigns
- Darwin L. Teilhet, 1941-1942, Procedures in Advertising
- George Stanley Turnbull, 1948-1949, Editorial Techniques; Mechanics of Publishing; Media of Mass Communications
- Neal Van Sooy, 1935-1939, 1940-1941, Newspaper Accounting and Cost Finding; Business Management; Advanced Business Problems
- Clifford Francis Weigle, 1934-1949, 1950-1970, 1971-1981, News Writing; Practical Editing; Feature Article
Course offerings in the 1940s:
Stanford President’s Annual Reports from the 1940s:
1940
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1941
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1942
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1943
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1944
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1945
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1946
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1947
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1948
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