I’m a SNCR Fellow
February 3, 2010 – 5:51 pm
As the Society for New Communications Research announced this morning, I have joined an otherwise impressive group of new research fellows at SNCR.
Don’t believe me about the impressive list of fellows? Look here: http://sncr.org/fellows/.
The official description of SNCR is below. It is sufficient for me to say that I have benefitted from attending the SNCR Symposium in Boston every year, and am looking forward to becoming a more active contributor. It is an honor to be selected, and I want to thank the SNCR organization for selecting me to join this group.
In the coming year, I will be working with my friends and colleagues Todd Van Hoosear of Fresh Ground Communications, and John Cass of Pace Communications on a research project taking a look at the culture of social media across the enterprise, beyond the marketing and communications functions.
First Voce Communications takes me on, now this. I don’t think Groucho would be pleased
About the Society for New Communications Research
The Society for New Communications Research is a global nonprofit 501(c)(3) research and education foundation and think tank focused on the advanced study of the latest developments in new media and communications. SNCR is dedicated to creating a bridge between the academic and theoretical pursuit of these topics and the pragmatic implementation of new media and communications tools and methodologies.
7 Responses to “I’m a SNCR Fellow”
Congratulations, Doug! That’s fabulous, and well-deserved. I’ll be really excited to see what you, Todd and John discover in your research. SNCR is fortunate to add you as a Fellow.
By Cathryn Hrudicka on Feb 3, 2010
Hey Doug – as I mentioned on Twitter, a big congrats to you on this honor. Hopefully we get a chance to meet during the year.
@chuckhemann
By Chuck Hemann on Feb 3, 2010
I have to do this, I have been told you need to be in charge. I think some people have that skillset to offer good advice and its a good lunch if you can get.
Dara Bell
By Dara Bell on Feb 4, 2010