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For Scholars OnlyLinks for More Media AdviceYou may find the following resources helpful for learning how to be more effective with the news media. Mark Silk's "A Religion Scholar's Guide to Dealing with the News Media" Yonat Shimron's "10 Tips for Scholars Working with News Reporters" Online Public Relation's "The Successful Media Interview" American University Media Relations' "Interviewing Tips" University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service's "Preparing for a News Interview" |
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