Major Awards & Honors
Dr. Mary-Lou Galician
(The Original “Dr. FUN”)
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Fellow (one of only 8 fellows selected in national competition), Journalism Leadership Institute for Diversity (JLID), Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication (AEJMC)/Association of Schools of Journalism & Mass Communication (ASJMC), 2005-2006.
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Honoree , “Awards: Best of ASU/Best Professors—Dr. Mary-Lou Galician,” ASU Underground, February 2005. (Also: online with streaming video at: “Dr. Galician is Dr. FUN”)
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Honoree (as Author), Sex, Love, & Romance in the Mass Media: Analysis & Criticism of Unrealistic Portrayals & Their Impact —selected as a Recommended Resource by the prestigious national Center for Media Literacy (2004)
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Nominee , National 2004 Delta Gamma Foundation Faculty Award, December 2003. (nominated by Gamma Phi chapter at ASU)
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Recipient , Certificate of Recognition for Significant Contributions to the Quality of Life for Students at Arizona State University, Vice President for Student Affairs, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, October 2003.
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Recipient , Certificate of Recognition for Significant Contributions to the Quality of Life for Students at Arizona State University, Vice President for Student Affairs, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, October 2002.
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Nominee , 2002 ICA Faculty and Staff Award, Arizona State University, September 2002.
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Recipient , Outstanding Service Award, Vice President for Student Affairs, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, October 2001.
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Honoree (1 of only 5), “East Valley's Brightest Blondes,” Tribune(AZ) newspapers, July 2001.
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Faculty Fellow , National Science Foundation GEOS (Gender Equity Options in Science), Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, 2001.
- Subject, “Master Teachers: Models of Teaching Excellence,” presented by Ph.D. candidate in mass communication Paul Creasman, Regent
University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, October 1998.
- Recipient, Arizona State University College of Public Programs
Dean's Incentive Grant, for the final phase of the study of the “Romanticization
of Love in the Mass Media,” 1997–1998.
- Awardee, “top four” research paper, Western Speech
Communication Association Annual National Convention, February 1997.
- Awardee (with Holly J. Rea), “top four” research
paper, Western Speech Communication Association Annual National Convention,
February 1997.
- Recipient, Arizona State University College of Public Programs
Dean’s Incentive Grant, for the “Phase III” study of
the “Romanticization of Love in the Mass Media,” 1996–1997.
- Recipient, Arizona State University College of Public Programs
Dean’s Incentive Grant, for the “Phase II” study of the
“Romanticization of Love in the Mass Media,” 1995–1996.
- Recipient, Collaborative Service Award (5 years), Vice President
for Student Affairs, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, October
1995.
- Recipient, Certificate of Recognition for Significant Contributions
to the Quality of Life for Students at Arizona State University, Vice
President for Student Affairs, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
1995.
- Recipient, Arizona State University College of Public Programs
Dean’s Incentive Grant, for a pilot study of the “Romanticization
of Love in the Mass Media,” 1994–1995.
- Recipient, Certificate of Recognition for Significant Contributions
to the Quality of Life for Students at Arizona State University, Vice
President for Student Affairs, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
1994.
- Honoree, Devils’ Advocates (for Outstanding Dedication
to ASU and its Students), Arizona State University, April 1994.
- Recipient, Certificate of Recognition for Significant Contributions
to the Quality of Life for Students at Arizona State University, Vice
President for Student Affairs, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
1993.
- Awardee (with Donald G. Godfrey), second-prize award for outstanding
research paper, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcast Education Association
Annual National Convention, April 1991.
- Recipient (with Donald G. Godfrey), Arizona State University
College of Public Programs Dean's Incentive Grant, for an international
study of radio and television news directors’ attitudes toward
“Good/Bad News,” 1990.
- Honoree, 1988–1989 Leg-of-the-Stool Faculty Award for Service,
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Telecommunication, Arizona
State University, April 1989.
- Honoree, Volunteer Service Award, Valley of the Sun United
Way (Phoenix, Arizona), January 1989.
- Honoree, United Way Volunteer Leadership Award, Arizona State
University, December 1988.
- National Honoree, 1987–1988 Outstanding Adviser Award, National
Board of Directors, WICI/Women in Communications, Inc., September 1988.
- Co-Acceptor (as Faculty Adviser), 1987–1988 National Outstanding
Campus Chapter of WICI/Women in Communications, Inc. Award to Arizona
State University Campus Chapter, September 1988.
- Honoree, 1987–1988 Leg-of-the-Stool Faculty Award for Service,
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Telecommunication, Arizona
State University, April 1988.
- Awardee, Certificate of Achievement for Outstanding Scholarly
Contribution at The Symposium for Mass Communication Paper Competition,
Southwest Education Council for Journalism/Mass Communications, October
1987.
- Co-Acceptor (as Faculty Adviser), 1986–1987 National Outstanding
Campus Chapter of WICI/Women in Communications, Inc. Award to Arizona
State University Campus Chapter, October 1987.
- Far West Region Vice President and National Board of Directors
Member, WICI/Women in Communications, Inc., 1987–1988.
- Co-Recipient, Arizona State University College of Public Programs
Dean’s Research Incentive Fund Grant, for a national study of newspaper
editors’ attitudes toward legal issues, 1987.
- Recipient, Arizona State University Faculty Grant-in-Aid, for
a uses and gratifications study of the popular music audience for radio
and music video, 1987.
- Awardee, Certificate of Achievement for Outstanding Scholarly
Contribution at The Symposium for Mass Communication Paper Competition,
Southwest Education Council for Journalism/Mass Communications, October
1986.
- National Honoree, 1985–1986 Outstanding Adviser Award, National
Board of Directors, WICI/Women in Communications, Inc., September 1986.
- Awardee, Certificate of Achievement for Outstanding Scholarly
Contribution at The Symposium for Mass Communication Paper Competition
(a “top-five” research paper), Southwest Education Council
for Journalism/Mass Communications, October 1985.
- One of only 40 communication professors selected nationwide
to attend first Faculty Summer Workshop on Communications Policy, The
Washington (D.C.) Program of the Annenberg Schools of Communications,
1985.
- Recipient, Arizona State University College of Public Programs
Dean’s Research Incentive Fund Grant, for a national study of television
news directors’ attitudes toward “Good News/Bad News,”
1985.
- Recipient, Arizona State University Faculty Grant-in-Aid, for
an experimental study of the effects of “Good News/Bad News”
on television viewers, 1985.
- Recipient, Arizona State University College of Public Programs
Dean’s Research Incentive Fund Grant, for a study of television
viewers’ perceptions of “Good News/Bad News,” 1984.
- Clinical Resident in Human Values and Medical Ethics (only
nonphilosopher accepted), University of Tennessee Center for the Health
Sciences, 1976–1977.
- “Woman of the Year” (Michigan) for “highest
contributions to community, country, and profession,” Outstanding
Americans Foundation, 1969.
- “Outstanding Young Woman of America,” Outstanding
Americans Foundation, 1968.
- University Fellow in Broadcasting (winner of TV-Radio department’s
single All-University Fellowship), Graduate College, Syracuse University,
1966–1967.
- Conolly College Scholar (four-year full academic scholarship),
Liberal Arts, Long Island University, 1963–1966.
- Early Admission to University (entered directly after completing
only freshman and sophomore years of high school; completed four-year
liberal arts curriculum in only 3-1/2 years — maintaining Dean’s
List average every semester, holding extra-curricular offices, and working
as a professional journalist), Long Island University, 1963.
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