Kimberley Mangun

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  Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

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  Kimberley Mangun is a
  As an associate professor in the Department of Communication, I taught reporting, conceptual classes on communication history and alternative media for minorities, and a graduate seminar on historical research methods. From 2015–2017, I held a joint appointment in my Department and the Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, where I worked with faculty to help them integrate community-engaged learning into their courses. Before earning a Ph.D. in 2005 from the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication, I had a long career as a managing editor of alternative media in San Diego; Santa Cruz, California; and Eugene, Oregon. I also published an outdoor recreation magazine in Oregon. In addition, I have done public relations and newsletters for major companies such as Plantronics, Inc., and considerable freelance writing for newspapers and magazines. My cultural biography of Emory O. Jackson, editor of the Birmingham (AL) World, was published in 2019 by Peter Lang, an international publishing group that specializes in the Humanities and Social Sciences. My first book, A Force for Change: Beatrice Morrow Cannady and the Struggle for Civil Rights, 1912-1936, examined the career of an editor/publisher who advocated for civil rights in Portland, Oregon. It was published in 2010 by Oregon State University Press. My research also was the basis of an Emmy-nominated Oregon Public Broadcasting documentary that premiered in May 2007 and continues to air regularly on OPB. My work has been published in American Journalism, Journalism History, Newspaper Research Journal, Oregon Historical Quarterly, Pacific Northwest Quarterly, African American National Biography, BlackPast.org, and in books including: 21 Illustrious Figures in American History (2024); Social Justice, Activism and Diversity in U.S. Media History (2022); African Americans in the History of Mass Communication: A Reader (2014); Lynching Beyond Dixie: American Mob Violence Outside the South (2013); and The Harlem Renaissance in the American West: The New Negro’s Western Experience (2012). University Of Utah

• What industry does Kimberley Mangun currently work in?

  Kimberley Mangun currently works in the
  University Of Utah

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  As an associate professor in the Department of Communication, I taught reporting, conceptual classes on communication history and alternative media for minorities, and a graduate seminar on historical research methods. From 2015–2017, I held a joint appointment in my Department and the Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, where I worked with faculty to help them integrate community-engaged learning into their courses. Before earning a Ph.D. in 2005 from the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication, I had a long career as a managing editor of alternative media in San Diego; Santa Cruz, California; and Eugene, Oregon. I also published an outdoor recreation magazine in Oregon. In addition, I have done public relations and newsletters for major companies such as Plantronics, Inc., and considerable freelance writing for newspapers and magazines. My cultural biography of Emory O. Jackson, editor of the Birmingham (AL) World, was published in 2019 by Peter Lang, an international publishing group that specializes in the Humanities and Social Sciences. My first book, A Force for Change: Beatrice Morrow Cannady and the Struggle for Civil Rights, 1912-1936, examined the career of an editor/publisher who advocated for civil rights in Portland, Oregon. It was published in 2010 by Oregon State University Press. My research also was the basis of an Emmy-nominated Oregon Public Broadcasting documentary that premiered in May 2007 and continues to air regularly on OPB. My work has been published in American Journalism, Journalism History, Newspaper Research Journal, Oregon Historical Quarterly, Pacific Northwest Quarterly, African American National Biography, BlackPast.org, and in books including: 21 Illustrious Figures in American History (2024); Social Justice, Activism and Diversity in U.S. Media History (2022); African Americans in the History of Mass Communication: A Reader (2014); Lynching Beyond Dixie: American Mob Violence Outside the South (2013); and The Harlem Renaissance in the American West: The New Negro’s Western Experience (2012).

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  Kimberley Mangun speaks the following languages:
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• Which industries has Kimberley Mangun previously worked in?   

  Kimberley Mangun has prior experience in the following industries:
  Lowell Bennion Community Service Center , University Of Utah , Wayne Morse Center For Law And Politics , Public Relations Services , University Of Oregon , Heartcore International , Black Dog And Leventhal Publishers , The University Of Oregon , Journeys , Midwiferytoday , Plantronics , The Santa Cruz Sentinel , Freelance

• What is Kimberley Mangun’s work experience?  

  Kimberley Mangun has the following professional experience:
  University Of Utah , Journalism History , Lowell Bennion Community Service Center , University Of Utah , Wayne Morse Center For Law And Politics , Public Relations Services , University Of Oregon , Heartcore International , Black Dog And Leventhal Publishers , The University Of Oregon , Journeys , Midwiferytoday , Plantronics , The Santa Cruz Sentinel , Freelance .

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  Kimberley Mangun works at
  University Of Utah