Local & National Service
Dr. Mary-Lou Galician
(The Original “Dr. FUN”)
Dr. FUN has always made time to serve locally and nationally in a wide
variety of activities — from serving on the national board of Women in
Communications, Inc. (WICI) to donating an annual book scholarship for
a Cronkite School student in honor of her late mother, Evelyn-Nancy Galician.
Here are just a FEW of these — along with a listing of Dr. Galician's
professional organizational MEMBERSHIPS and offices held in them.
Selected Service to Community/Profession
- Frequent Keynote Speaker and Seminar Leader, variety of organizations
(local & national)
- Frequent Journalism/Mass Communication Manuscript Evaluator,
national publications
- Frequent Judge, Research Paper Competitions, various professional/academic
organizations
- Moderator and Organizer, "Washington Goes Hollywood: The
New Role of Entertainment Media in Politics," Forum of the Entertainment
Studies Interest Group & the Magazine Division, Annual National
Convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Washington, D.C., August 2001 (aired nationally by C-SPAN, with VHS
available from C-SPAN.org)
- Vice
Head and Program Chair, Entertainment Studies Interest Group, Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, 2000–(present)
- Co-Director (with husband Dr. David Natharius, founding director),
Cultural and Performing Arts (London & Paris; Florence &
Rome), Winter and Summer Travel Study Programs, Division of Extended
Education, California State University, Fresno, California, 1996–2000
- TV Anchor, On-air Pledge Drives, KAET-TV (PBS), Tempe, Arizona,
1985–1997
- Moderator, AARP/VOTE Forum, U.S. Congressional District 6 (Arizona)
Candidates, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, October 1994
- Board Member, Merritt Center Advisory Board, Scottsdale and
Payson, Arizona, 1990–1991
- Emcee, Rainbow Awards, Valley of the Sun United Way, Phoenix,
Arizona, March 1989
- Far West Region Vice President and National Board of Directors
Member, WICI/Women in Communications, Inc., 1987–1988
- Chair, Campaign Kickoff, Valley of the Sun United Way (Phoenix,
Arizona), Fall 1987
Selected Service to University (ASU)
- Speaker, “Media and Society,” President’'s Holistic
Lecture Panel, “ASU: All Sparked Up!,” Family Weekend, Arizona
State University, Tempe, Arizona, October 1992
- Talent, ASU-NCAA National Television Promotional Spot, September
1992
- Senator, ASU Faculty Senate, 1984–1987, 1991–1992
- Keynote Speaker, Family Reunion/Family Weekend, Student Life,
Arizona State University, October 1989
- Co-Chair, ASU United Way Campaign, 1988–1989
- Member, ASU Performing Arts Board, 1988–1990
Memberships
- Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
(AEJMC), 1984-(present)
Vice Head and Program Chair, Entertainment Studies Interest
Group, 2000–(present)
Division Member, Mass Communication and Society, 1984–1990,
1997–(present)
Division Member, Public Relations, 1984–1990, 1999–(present)
Division Member, Radio-TV Journalism, 1984–1990
Member, Commission on the Status of Women, 1996–(present)
- Broadcast Education Association (BEA), 1984–1990
Appointed Member, Promotion Committee (national)
Appointed Member, Leadership Committee (national)
- Faculty Women's Association (FWA), Arizona State University,
1985–(present)
- National Communication Association (NCA), 1997–(present)
Member, Mass Communication Division, 1997–(present)
Member, Interpersonal Communication Division, 1997–(present)
Member, Feminist and Women Studies Division, 1997–(present)
Member, Disability Issues Caucus, 1999–(present)
Member, Women's Caucus, 1997–(present)
- Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender
(OSCLG), 1993–(present)
Member, National Convention Planning Committee, 1996
- Popular Culture Association (PCA), 1995–(present)
- Western States Communication Association (WSCA), 1998-(present)
Member, Media Studies Interest Group (1998–(present)
Member, Local Host Convention Committee, 1997
- Women in Communications, Inc. (WICI), 1985–1995
National Board Member, 1987–1988
National Vice President/Director of Far West Region,
1987–1988
Appointed Member, Editorial Policy Board (national),
1988–1989
Appointed Member, Campus Advisory Board (national), 1989–1990
Board Member, Phoenix Professional Chapter, 1985–1990
Faculty Advisor, ASU Campus Chapter, 1985–1990
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