Media education and the liberal arts : a blueprint for the new professionalism

William G. Christ

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Literacy, Media, and Education University Challenges and Reforms Media, Communication, and Education

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Contents: Part I:The Foundation for Reform. The New Liberal Arts. Media Education and Technology. The New Professionalism and the University: A Blueprint for Renewal. The New Professionalism and the Media Practitioners: A Blueprint for Reconstruction. Part II:Building for Reform. Frameworks for the Enriched Major. Building Toward the New Professionalism. Teachers and Students on the Front Line of Reform. Accountability and Accreditation.

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