<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/campus-directory/directory-profiles/zarkin-kim.html" dsn="campus-directory"><id>1502890</id><title>Professor, Communication</title><title/><office-hours>MW 2:00–3:30 p.m.</office-hours><about-me><p>Dr. Kim Zarkin is a professor of Communication and chair of both the Communication and Arts Administration programs. She also serves as the Faculty Fellow for Internships.<br/><br/>Dr. Zarkin teaches broadly in Mass Communication, offering courses in Media &amp; Society, Communication Law &amp; Ethics, and Race, Gender, Class &amp; the Media. Her primary area of research is the regulation of sexually explicit speech.<br/><br/>Dr. Zarkin has published two books: Anti-Indecency Groups and the Federal Communications Commission: A Study in the Politics of Broadcast Regulation (2003) and The Federal Communications Commission Front Line in the Culture and Regulation Wars (2006), co-authored with Westminster political science professor Dr. Michael Zarkin.</p></about-me><interests>Mass Media Law &amp; Ethics Broadcast History &amp; Content Regulations Electronic Media Impact of New Technologies on Society</interests><social-media/><website/><image><img src="/_resources/images/default-source/directory-profile-images/1502890.jpg" alt="Dr. Kim Zarkin"/></image><areas-of-expertise>Media Law, First Amendment, regulation of indecent speech, media ethics, public relations, media history</areas-of-expertise><cv> </cv><publications/><awards/><student-success/><department-filter/><DEPARTMENT_FILTERS/></item>