Charles E. Rogers

New Communication Techniques Studied in FAO Workshop

A specialized international agency plans procedures by which solutions of land tenure problems can be transmitted to the people of areas which do not have access to the conventional mass media. Dr. Rogers formerly had charge of educational relations for the Food and Agricultural Organization.

Quantitative Survey of Aasdj Schools and Departments of Journalism

Professor Rogers, chairman of the AASDJ Council on Education for Journalism, here analyzes and interprets the most comprehensive compilation of data yet assembled on facilities and programs of the Associations member institutions.

Council on Education for Journalism “Statement of Policy”

The following statement was adopted in 1942 by the Council on Education for Journalism, and was included in the Councils report at the informal AASDJ meeting in Chicago, January 9, 1943.

The Newspaper in Government

Professor Rogers is at present a staff member of the Field Information Section, Division of Information, AAA of the United States Department of Agriculture. He is on leave for the year from Kansas State College, where he heads the Department of Journalism.