Mix it up : popular culture, mass media, and society by 
Negotiating in the press : American journalism and diplomacy, 1918-1919 by 
Photojournalism and today’s news : creating visual reality by 
The pen and the sword : press, war, and terror in the 21st century by Browse Books
Journalism and mass communications books may be found in Branson Library or Zuhl Library. All books in the NMSU Library are organized by Library of Congress call number. Use the call number/location chart to the left of this box if you'd like to browse books in a subject area.
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Call Number |
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Subject Area |
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P 87 - 96 |
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Communication & Mass Media |
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P 93.5 |
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Visual Communication |
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HF 5801 - 6182 |
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Advertising |
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HM 263 |
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Public Relations |
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PN 4699 - 5650 |
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Journalism and the Periodical Press |
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PN 1990 - 1992 |
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Broadcasting |
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TR 1 - 1050 |
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Photography |
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Subject Headings
Use the NMSU Library catalog to learn about books and other materials in a particular subject area. Listed below are sample journalism and mass communications subject headings.
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Advertising |
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Journalists Biography |
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American Newspapers West (U.S.) History |
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Journalists United States |
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Broadcast Journalism |
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Mass Media United States History |
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Community Newspapers |
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News Agencies |
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Copy editing |
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Newspaper Publishing |
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Editorials |
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Newspapers |
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Ethnic Press |
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Online Journalism |
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Feature Stories |
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Periodicals |
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Foreign News |
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Photojournalism |
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Freedom of the Press |
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Press |
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Freelance Journalism |
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Press and Politics United States |
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Interviewing in Journalism |
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Press and Propaganda |
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Investigative Reporting |
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Public Relations |
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Journalism |
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Reporters and Reporting |
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Journalism Editing |
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Television |
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Journalism History |
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Visual Communication |
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Journalism New Mexico History |
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Journalism Objectivity |
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Journalism Political Aspects |
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Journalism Social Aspects |
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Journalism United States History |
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Journalistic Ethics |
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Reference Books - Reference books are always there for you if you need to look up something--they can't be checked out. Unless otherwise noted, these and other reference books are shelved in the Reference Collection at Zuhl Library, on the 1st floor.
