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Journal of Mass Communication & Journalism

ISSN: 2165-7912

Open Access

Scott J. Weiland

Scott J. Weiland

Scott J. Weiland
Assistant Professor  Department of Mass Communications  King’s College  
United Kingdom

Biography

Scott J. Weiland, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor of Mass Communications at King’s College, where he heads the Media Studies and Production track. Dr. Weiland received a Doctor of Philosophy degree in human development and instructional leadership from Marywood University, a Master of Science degree in telecommunications from Kutztown University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in mass communications from King’s College. Prior to his arrival at King’s College he served as an instructor at Marywood University and at Penn State Worthington Scranton, teaching courses in leadership, marketing, and communications.

Dr. Weiland held communications and leadership roles in several organizations, including service as the Senior Vice President of the Realty Network Commercial Group, an organization that he continues to serve and Vice President of Operations of The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce. His mass communications background includes leadership roles in broadcast communications, social media, and integrated marketing communications. Dr. Weiland’s research interests include the growth of social media in mass communications, web video as a social media tool, leadership communications, the use of service learning in mass communications, and more. He co-authored the article “Non-Profits VS For-Profits in the Game of Social Media: Critical Observations and Reflections” with Dr. Michelle Schmude, which was published in the Journal of Mass Communications and Journalism. He is an editorial board member of the Journal of Mass Communication and Journalism, and he serves on the Voluntary Action Center board, Marywood University Alumni Association Board and several others. Dr. Weiland also serves as a communications consultant, working with for-profits and non-profits to enhance their operations, leadership, and communications through a variety of methods, including integrated marketing communications, strategic plans, and marketing strategies. He resides in Clarks Summit, PA with his wife, Sunny and their son, Scott Alexander.

Research Interest

Scott J. Weiland having reserach interest in the field of growth of social media in mass communications, web video as a social media tool, leadership communications, the use of service learning in mass communications, and more.

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