A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications
Kansas State University
105 Kedzie Hall
Manhattan, KS 66506
785-532-6890
Fax: 785-532-5484

JMC Announcements

• JMC Centennial Celebration coming Sept. 2-4, 2010. [ more ]
• JMC alumna Gail Pennybacker appears on "Good Morning America" to discuss breast cancer awareness coverage: [ story with video ]
• The Common Good Internship/Career Fair will be 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Wednesday, March 10, 2010.
• K-State PRSSA participates in "Cotton from Blue to Green" campaign. [ watch the video ]
• JMC wins 2009 University Outstanding Department Award for Enhancing Diversity. [ more ]
• JMC professor H.S. Jin wins Presidential Award for Undergraduate Teaching Excellence. [ more ]
• K-State implements contingencies and responses during H1N1 flu outbreak. [ more ]
• JMC alum Pete Souza takes us into the Oval Office on ABC's Good Morning America. [ GMA slideshow / Whitehouse.gov slideshow]
• Miller School alum named Obama White House photographer. [ more ]
• School moves forward with Community Readiness Communications Initiative. [ more ]

Faculty: Tom Gould

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• Office: Kedzie 219B
• Phone: 532-3449
• Email: tgould@ksu.edu
• Website: http://faculty.jmc.ksu.edu/gould/
• BA Georgia, BA Armstrong Atlantic, MA North Carolina at Charlotte, Ph.D., North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Courses Taught

Intermediate Web Comm, Advanced Web Comm, Advertising Writing, Global Culture and the Internet, International Advertising, Advertising Campaigns, Mass Communications Law

Professional Information

Tom was a newsman, magazine publisher, and the president of an ad agency, and, since 1994, has provided national and international consulting in new media. He taught at University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Mount Vernon College at George Washington University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill before joining K-State's faculty in 1998. He founded Orion Online Design & Management, a student group that designs and manages web sites for clients across the nation. Tom's current research service involves working with rural communities and technology, including placing teams of students in Kansas towns to work with local residents in creating and maintaining web sites. His research focuses on advertising regulation, especially in the area of government marketing. He is also exploring the ways in which laws impacting mass communications are interpretted through policy actions and the adoption of new media in rural communities.