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Associate Professor Steven Seidman's recent paper, "The Visual Design Of Election Campaign Posters," has been selected as the co-winner of the Editor’s Choice Award in this year’s Book of Selected Readings published by the International Visual Literacy Association (IVLA).

This award is given annually with...

Dr. Steve Seidman's article, "Studying Election Campaign Posters and Propaganda: What Can We Learn?" has been published in the International Journal of Instructional Media. The article examines the roles that posters have played in election campaigns as a medium of propaganda, and explores the involvement of the advertising industry in political...

For the second time in three months, Steve Seidman, associate professor and chair of the Department of Strategic Communication, was interviewed by National Public Radio (NPR). On October 28, NPR host Farai Chideya asked him about the wave of pop art that this year’s presidential candidates have inspired. The interview was aired on NPR’s News & Notes...

Steven Seidman, associate professor and chair of the Department of Strategic Communication, presented a paper, "The Visual Design of Election Campaign Posters," on October 17, at the annual conference of the International Visual Literacy Association.

The paper explores the visual design principles illustrated in campaign...

Steven Seidman, associate professor and chair of the Department of Strategic Communication, examines the roles that posters have played in election campaigns as a medium of propaganda in an article entitled, "Studying Election Campaign Posters and Propaganda: What Can We Learn?" published in the International Journal of...