Isaacson Professor
Jeremy Harris Lipschultz is Isaacson Professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. His forthcoming book is Social Media Communication: Concepts, Practices, Data, Law and Ethics (2015), published by Routledge. Dr. Lipschultz blogs for The Huffington Post and ChicagoNow, and he is frequently a media source for local, national and international media (i.e. NPR, the Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times). He is a Senior Fellow in the Center for Collaboration Science at UNO. Lipschultz is a founding member of the Social Media Research and Engagement Lab in the Community Engagement Center at UNO. His focus is on social media listening and engagement. Lipschultz is @JeremyHL "Professor Jeremy" on Twitter and Professor Jeremy H. Lipschultz on Facebook.
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About Jeremy Harris Lipschultz
Jeremy Harris Lipschultz is Isaacson Professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. His forthcoming book is Social Media Communication: Concepts, Practices, Data, Law and Ethics (2015), published by Routledge. Dr. Lipschultz blogs for The Huffington Post and ChicagoNow, and he is frequently a media source for local, national and international media (i.e. NPR, the Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times). He is a Senior Fellow in the Center for Collaboration Science at UNO. Lipschultz is a founding member of the Social Media Research and Engagement Lab in the Community Engagement Center at UNO. His focus is on social media listening and engagement. Lipschultz is @JeremyHL "Professor Jeremy" on Twitter and Professor Jeremy H. Lipschultz on Facebook.
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Disciplines
Other Film and Media Studies, Radio, Television, Advertising and Promotion Management, Business and Corporate Communications, Business Law, Public Responsibility, and Ethics, Curriculum and Instruction, Educational Psychology, Administrative Law, Air and Space Law, Antitrust and Trade Regulation, Civil Law, Commercial Law, Communications Law, Criminal Law, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Intellectual Property Law, International Law, Internet Law, Marketing Law, Privacy Law, Science and Technology Law, Communication, Communication Technology and New Media, Journalism Studies, Mass Communication, Organizational Communication, Public Relations and Advertising, Social Influence and Political Communication, Social Media, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Legal Theory, Information Literacy, Models and Methods, Social Psychology, Public Administration, Urban Studies, Science and Technology Studies, Civic and Community Engagement, Criminology, Social Control, Law, Crime, and Deviance, Theory, Knowledge and Science, and Sports Studies
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Contact Information
jeremy.lipschultz@gmail.com
402-203-7247 (c)
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