The Herberger Professorship was created in 1998 with a gift from Jeanne Lind Herberger, a three-time alumna of the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, including its doctoral program.
The position was designed as a three-year rotating professorship, providing the recipient with a financial stipend and allowing the school the flexibility to meet diverse and changing needs.
Faculty who can supervise Honors enrichment contracts:
The following includes all full-time faculty, core faculty, and full-time instructors or senior lecturers.
Elissa Adame
Bradley Adame
Jess Alberts
Suzanne Atkin
Lori Bednarchik
Evan Billingsley
E. Tristan Booth
Benjamin Broome
Daniel Brouwer
George Bryant
Lou Clark
Pauline Cheong
Maria Cordischi
Steven Corman
Pauline Davies
Olga Davis
Amira de la Garza
Doug Deiss
Honors Thesis Directors
All full-time faculty (i.e., core faculty and full-time instructors) with Ph.D. degrees in the HDSHC can serve as Honors Thesis Directors.
Note a) The second reader can be any faculty listed below and/or other qualified faculty with terminal degrees (e.g., Ed.D, JD, MFA).
Purpose:
Completing an Honors Thesis in the
Hugh Downs School of Human Communication
(Updated: Fall 2019)
Honors Thesis Directors: These are full-time faculty, core faculty, and full-time instructors with Ph.D. degrees in the HDSHC.
Second readers can be any of the below and/or other qualified faculty with terminal degrees (i.e., Ed.D, JD, MFA, etc)
Third readers can be determined by the student and faculty director and maybe anyone with expertise or experience in an area.
Honors Thesis Directors at the HDSHC:
Elissa Adame
Bradley Adame
Jess Alberts
