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Harrison, S. L. – 1989
A study examined the role of ethics in advertising and public relations courses. A questionnaire was sent to 183 colleges and universities that offer major fields of studies in advertising or public relations, and 134 institutions responded for a return rate of 73%. Results indicated that: (1) nearly all (97%) of the respondents affirm that the…
Descriptors: Advertising, Curriculum Research, Ethical Instruction, Ethics
Beaman, Ronda – 1992
The issue of whether teaching methods can influence creativity in the advertising copy writing classroom can best be examined by breaking it into three areas of knowledge access (perceptual, action, and conceptual). One of the perceptions of creativity is that creativity ceases to develop once a student is of college age, and that college itself…
Descriptors: Advertising, Creativity, Higher Education, Student Centered Curriculum
Ellis, B. G. – 1992
Perhaps the most important course in an advertising curriculum is the student-run agency. This paper describes a program instituted and carried out at Oregon State University from 1985 to 1989 which provided students with experiential training resulting in valuable real-client contact and strong portfolios, making students "hot…
Descriptors: Advertising, Case Studies, Experiential Learning, Higher Education
Ross, Billy I., Ed. – 1990
The information in this booklet has been compiled to help students select a college or university where a program in advertising education is offered. Information for each of the 110 programs listed in the booklet includes: (1) title of program; (2) specific degrees obtainable; (3) accreditation; (4) number of advertising students and graduates;…
Descriptors: Admission Criteria, Advertising, College Choice, College Curriculum
Rank, Hugh – 1982
Intended for any consumer who wishes to be informed and on guard against the persuasive tactics of the media, this book presents a method for analyzing and understanding the basic pattern of persuasion in commercial advertisements. The first chapter explains why it is important and useful to develop this critical skill. The next five chapters…
Descriptors: Advertising, Audience Analysis, Content Analysis, Critical Thinking
Commuter, 1981
Publicity techniques for reaching commuter students are presented in this article. Following a discussion of the special problems associated with reaching commuter students with information, the difference between promotion, advertising, and publicity is explained. Publicity strategies are then provided for: (1) reaching adult students; (2)…
Descriptors: Adult Students, Advertising, Commuting Students, Evening Students
Lerma, Sheila; Downs, A. Chris – 1983
The extent to which children evaluated non-television advertisements differentially on the basis of performers' gender, expertise, and attractiveness was assessed. Participating were 56 girls and 47 boys attending first-, third-, and fifth-grade classes in Galveston, Texas. A total of 24 pairs of specially prepared advertisements were used as…
Descriptors: Advertising, Childhood Attitudes, Credibility, Elementary Education
Peer reviewedBender, Louis W. – Community College Review, 1975
Many colleges are using commercial advertising techniques as an aid to recruitment. Federal Trade Commission safeguards against false or misleading advertising currently apply to proprietary schools, and may soon be applied to private non-profit and public schools as well. Administrators should apprise themselves of FTC standards. (NHM)
Descriptors: Advertising, College Admission, College Students, Legal Responsibility
Ervin, Elizabeth – 1990
Personal ads, used to transcend social estrangement, are nothing other than written attempts at courtship. The idea of courtship is to maintain interaction through the continual negotiation of ambiguities. Historically, women have employed question-asking and attention-getting devices to combat male dominance and inattention in cross-sex…
Descriptors: Advertising, Dating (Social), Discourse Analysis, Interpersonal Communication
Howard, Susanne H. – 1990
Promotion, outreach, and data production efforts related to the 1990 decennial census conducted by the U.S. Department of Commerce are discussed. Promotional efforts, which particularly targeted minority groups, included multilingual mass media advertisements, public service announcements, press releases, school and church components, and…
Descriptors: Advertising, Citizenship Responsibility, Federal Programs, Minority Groups
Busterna, John C. – 1987
The American Newspaper Association's 1986 compilation of 45 newspaper antitrust actions filed since 1980 revealed that the majority of antitrust actions during that period involved disputes over advertising practices. The federal government was virtually absent in its enforcement of antitrust laws against newspapers. About one-third of the…
Descriptors: Advertising, Competition, Court Litigation, Federal Regulation
Betres, James; Toher, Gertrude – 1986
Results of a small-scale study involving 20 third-grade students indicated that children who watch considerably less television than their peers nevertheless were effectively persuaded by virtue of what and when they watched. Additionally, while these children seemed to understand the functions of advertisments and had experienced prior…
Descriptors: Advertising, Childrens Television, Elementary School Students, Grade 3
Sweeney, John – 1986
The development of the advertising writer is really the development of an artist, an artistic process governed by the same exasperating lack of rules. It is above all an internal journey that each student must make to discover his or her own distinctive voice. Frequent assignments will eventually give rise to frequent moments of insight, charm,…
Descriptors: Advertising, Classroom Environment, Creative Writing, Creativity
Gribble, Mary; And Others – 1985
This paper addresses the question of teacher socialization through contrived images, i.e., the influence of advertising as part of an educational and socialization process. It examines ways in which computer advertisements directed towards teachers influence their perceptions of how computers can and should be used, and how the same advertisements…
Descriptors: Advertising, Computer Software, Computers, Layout (Publications)
Witt, Ted – 1986
This kit is intended to help program planners write the information needed for an effective brochure advertising a workshop, seminar, conference, class, or academy. The kit contains the following sections: (1) Benefit Headlines Capture Reader Attention; (2) Establish a Need Quickly; (3) Identifying the Audience; (4) Making Top Names Tops; (5)…
Descriptors: Advertising, Conferences, Elementary Secondary Education, Learning Modules


