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Captured on Film School of C  faculty publish books on film Congratulations to associate professor Montré Missouri , of the Media, Journalism and Film  (MJFC) department. Her new book published this summer, Black Magic Woman and Narrative Film: Race, Sex and Afro-Religiosity with Palgrave Macmillan publishers. Missouri teaches in the MFA graduate film program, and is active and folk voice in the film community. Read more at http://bit.ly/1CQkGkO + Congratulations to S. Torriano Berry and his co-author Venise T. Berry, on the publication of the second edition of  their book Historical Dictionary of African American Cinema published by Rowman & Littlefield. Berry is an associate professor who teaches in the film program in the MJFC department. Bradford Young joins ASC Cinematographer and SOC film alumnus  Bradford Young  joined the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC). See more at / http://www.theasc.com/site/news/young-joins-asc/ Also a re
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School of C Highlights Yanick Rice Lamb, NABJ 2015 NABJ Salute to Excellence Yanick Rice Lamb   won a NABJ Salute to Excellence award for work on “Dealing with Dementia: Caring for My Mother,” part of the  FierceforBlackWomen.com website. Yanick is chair of the Media, Journalism and Film (MJFC) department.                                        ### SOC at NABJ 2015 The School of Communications alumni reception offered an opportunity to network and reconnect during the NABJ's 40th Annual Convention and Career Fair in Minneapolis . We extend a sincere thank you to Lori Billingsley , SOC alumna and Board of Visitors member for Coca-Cola sponsoring the reception in Minneapolis.   ### SOC alum receives award at AEJMC George Daniels , a SOC alumnus and associate professor and assistant dean at the University of Alabama, received the Scholastic Journalism Division’s “Robert P. Knight Multicultural Award” at the Annual Diversity and Journalism Education Lu