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Dennis G. Jerz

Associate Professor English — New Media Journalism

Photo of the “Y2” rock, by Lynn Brucker, courtesy of the Cave Research Foundation

 

Seton Hill University Greensburg Pennsylvania

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In 2003, I was hired to lead a brand new program in new media journalism. I’m told that it appears in the catalog as “Journalism New Media” because nobody would be able to find it if it were alphabetized under “N”.

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Selected Research

Personal

Utterly pointless “Rainbow Hector Weblog

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  • Hi Dennis, I just stumbled ontp your site and I'm really enjoying the informative posts. One that I'm missing though and keeps going to a 404 error page is, 'Short Stories: Developing Ideas for Short Fiction'. Just wanted to let you know.
    Cheers.

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    I am shopping around for a writer with your type of technical background to create some
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    Please suggest interest and we will make some arrangements to chat.

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