
Welcome
to the home page of
Dr.
JAMES SIMON

Dr. James Simon, an award-winning
college journalism professor,
has had a life-long interest in
studying journalism and the impact
of the news media on government,
politics and elections. He is an associate professor of English at Fairfield
University,
and he directs the journalism sequence in the department.
Dr. Simon is the author of scholarly
research
articles published in such journals as “Political Communication”
and “The Newspaper Research Journal.”
He also has presented numerous research papers at academic conferences. Dr.
Simon has been a frequent guest on television and radio shows, commenting on
politics and the media, and he has served as a market research consultant for
public and private clients in Arizona, California and Connecticut.
Dr. Simon currently resides in Stratford
CT with his wife, Karen, and son, Christopher.
See Full Biographical Sketch
1. My University Information
Professor, Department of English, Fairfield University,
Room 106 Donnarumma
Hall,
North Benson Road, Fairfield CT 06430
Voice
:203-254-4000, x2792
Fax: 203-254-4131
E-mail: jsimon@mail.fairfield.edu
Adviser, The Fairfield Mirror:
http://www.fairfieldmirror.com
2.
My Academic Background:
Curriculum
Vitae
3. Overview of the journalism program at
Fairfield
4. Sample syllabi for recent journalism courses
Note : The sample syllabi may change,
especially if a different teacher is teaching the course. But this will give
you a general idea as to how the course has been taught in the past.
EN/W220 News
Writing
Prof. James Simon
Prof. Cindy Simoneau
Prof. Fran Silverman
EN/W 221 Contemporary
Journalism
EN/W 222 Journalism Editing and
Design
EN/W 324 Political
and Government Reporting
EN/W 320 Writing the Feature
Story
EN/W322 Sports Reporting
EN/W 325
Environmental reporting
En/w350 Photojournalism
HR300 Interdisciplinary Inquiry:
Media Literacy
5. Non-journalism courses
taught by Dr. Simon
EN11 EN11:
Composition and Prose (Freshman Writing)
7.
Links to web sites for journalists
8.
Stratford CT Library Survey
Connecticut Freedom of
Information Study, 2005
a.
Press
Release
b. Grid, 1999 study vs. 2005
c. Student
accounts of visits to all 23 Fairfield County cities and towns
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to: jsimon@fair1.fairfield.edu
