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Into The Future

# futureofmedia. Into The Future. Jodie Neville. BA English and Media Theory Experience and Projects Jodie.Neville@bcu.ac.uk @ JodieNeville j odieneville.wordpress.com. Skills .

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Into The Future

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  1. #futureofmedia Into The Future

  2. Jodie Neville • BA English and Media • Theory • Experience and Projects Jodie.Neville@bcu.ac.uk @JodieNeville jodieneville.wordpress.com

  3. Skills Skills I have developed as Web/Social Media administrator for BCU Student Services (Careers and Job Prospects). • The ability to give web administrative support. • Maintaining daily activity on the Careers and Job Prospects social media accounts. • Google Analytics

  4. Growth since start date • Twitter:1415 • Facebook:1139 • LinkedIn:1089 Twitter:1446 (+31) Facebook:1,180 (+41) LinkedIn: 1,130 (+41)

  5. Careers and Job Prospects Social Media sites can be found at Twitter: @Employmentzone Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BCUEmploymentZone LinkedIn Group: Birmingham City University Careers & Job Prospects

  6. Other Experience • Frontrunner  Leadership  –  (3  day  course) 3rd-­‐  5th  March  2014. • Creative  Assistant  (Voluntary) ThePublic  –  West  Bromwich August  2012 (two weeks). • Reporting (Voluntary) StartrightTraining – ongoing

  7. Projects and Research • Position as Level-Up Mentor • Research Assignments – to view http://jodieneville.wordpress.com/examples/ ! • On line 6/7 the words ‘Government forces’ particularly the latter word ‘forces’ suggests oppression and therefore danger. According to the ‘Oxford English Dictionary’ the word ‘forces’ means “As an attribute of physical action or movement: Strength, impetus, violence, or intensity of effect.” OR some of the more severe meanings state “To use violence to; to violate, ravish”. (This also suggests the idea of otherness, to view the government in this space as the enemy. http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/72850?rskey=dzQBQv&result=4&isAdvanced=false#eid)

  8. Future Projects and Research • Marketing  Assistant  (Voluntary) Hereward College  -Coventry  August  2014  (3-4 weeks) • During  my  placement  with  Hereward  College  I  will  be  working  on  1.)Production  of  publicity  and  promotional materials 2.)  Collation  and  distribution of press releases  3.)  Maintaining  and  developing  stakeholder  relationships  4.)Social  Media  and  Website  updates.

  9. Dissertation Proposal • How are gendered orientalist discourses represented in The Guardian? • When carrying out an analysis of the way that meanings are communicated through a combination of linguistic and visual representational strategies, it is important to identify how the different affordances of the two modes have been used to create different meanings. (Mayr and Machin, 2012).

  10. Are there any questions? • 

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