Associate Professor Cathy Ferrand Bullock joined Utah State's Journalism and
Communication faculty in 2001 after earning her doctorate from the University of
Washington. She teaches the JCOM Department's freshman-level introductory course and
media writing courses, drawing on her earlier career in magazine writing, editing, and
photography. Her primary areas of research are media coverage of domestic violence and
media coverage of historic civil rights events. For fun, she directs the Westminster Bell
Choir and rings English handbell solos.

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Freedom is a Job for All of Us’: The Arkansas State Press and Divisions in the Black Community During the 1957-59 School Crisis, The Howard Journal of Communications (2011)
 

Divided Opinion: Black and White Press Coverage of the 1957 Central High Desegregation Crisis, Divided Opinion: Black and White Press Coverage of the 1957 Central High Desegregation Crisis (2010)
 

Looking Back at the Arkansas Gazette: An Oral History, Jounalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2010)
 

Official Sources Dominate Domestic Violence Reporting, Newspaper Research Journal (2008)
 

The Press and Domestic Violence: Should We Blame the Messenger?, The Press and Domestic Violence: Should We Blame the Messenger (2008)
 

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