Randy Reeves

Professor Randy Reeves is involved in groundbreaking research on the evolving landscape of broadcast journalism. As an Associate Professor at the Missouri School of Journalism, he brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his students, specializing in broadcast reporting. Before transitioning to academia, Professor Reeves had an extensive career in television and radio news, where he excelled in various roles including producer, news director, and sports director. His academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science from Murray State University, followed by a Master of Arts from the University of Missouri. Since joining the faculty in 2003, Professor Reeves has been dedicated to teaching courses in broadcast reporting. His classes are known for integrating real-world experiences, preparing students to navigate the dynamic field of journalism with confidence and skill. Professor Reeves is passionate about mentoring the next generation of journalists, ensuring they are equipped with both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for success. His commitment to education is reflected in his innovative teaching methods, which often include hands-on projects and collaborations with industry professionals. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Professor Reeves is actively engaged in research that examines the impact of digital media on traditional broadcast journalism. His work seeks to understand how technological advancements are reshaping news delivery and consumption, providing valuable insights into the future of the industry. Outside the classroom, Professor Reeves is a sought-after speaker at journalism conferences and workshops, where he shares his expertise on topics such as media ethics, storytelling techniques, and the role of journalism in society. His contributions to the field have earned him recognition among peers and students alike, solidifying his reputation as a leader in broadcast journalism education.