Sentence examples for a professor of broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The cause was complications of two strokes, said his friend Steve Beverly, a professor of broadcasting at Union University in Jackson, Tenn., and a game-show scholar.

The bridegroom is also the stepson of Barbara Beaudet, a public health nurse for a Santa Rosa program that provides in-home services to impoverished elderly residents of Sonoma County, and of the late William Hazelwood, who was a television producer and director and retired as a professor of television broadcasting at San Francisco State University.

Dr. Sherman, who lived in Athens, was a professor of telecommunications at the university's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, which administers the awards for achievements in broadcasting and cable television.

Why was he a professor of literature?

"It's in a period of huge transformation," said Horace Newcomb, a professor of telecommunications at the University of Georgia and the director of the Peabody Awards, which are awarded annually for excellence in radio and television broadcasting.

His father is a professor of English.

A. Lee Fritschler, a professor of public policy at George Mason University and a former chairman of the Postal Regulatory Commission, says our Postal Service should be viewed not as a communications medium but as a broadcasting medium, spraying identical messages, in the form of "standard" mail, far and wide.

One further interview was conducted with a professor of sociology.

YF is a professor of Kyoto University.

D.C. is a professor of Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

JS is a professor of Advanced Materials.