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The Lew Klein College of Media and Communication (KCMC) at Temple University is one of the most prominent of its kind in the nation. Combining a history of success with an eye on the constantly shifting horizon, Klein College offers one of the most advanced and diverse programs for learning and networking in the communications field.
With its superb faculty, diverse student body, and location in the nation’s fourth-largest media market, KCMC is one of the most exciting places in the world to study the role and many facets of communication in public life. Possessing an array of experience and expertise, KCMC faculty range from world-renowned scholars to Pulitzer Prize-winning practitioners. All are dedicated to teaching and ensuring that our school is a powerful force for innovation, diversity and social justice. We foster curiosity in our students and encourage their willingness to begin with tough questions and challenge themselves and each other in pursuing truth. Our students graduate with the confidence to communicate effectively across cultures.
Klein College students learn by doing. Classrooms provide hands-on training using industry-standard technology. All KCMC facilities are uniquely outfitted for the teaching, research and production of all disciplines of communications study. Annenberg Hall is home to:
- a 75-seat film and video screening room,
- broadcast and film production areas,
- electronic news writing and editing rooms,
- journalism and photography labs,
- multimedia labs,
- video and film editing areas, and
- three fully equipped studios for educational use, including videography, television direction and broadcast performance.
At Temple University Center City, the Multimedia Urban Reporting Lab (MURL) is a newsroom that features wireless networking, digital recorders, access to the AP wire, and video equipment.
Since the founding of the Department of Journalism in 1927, the structure and curriculum of the communications program has evolved to meet the demands and expectations of a changing media landscape. Key events include:
- In 1967, the School of Communications and Theater was formed by combining the Department of Journalism and the Department of Radio, Television and Film.
- Also in 1967, an MFA in Theater was offered as the first graduate degree and was followed four years later by an MFA in Film and Video.
- In 2010, TUTV, Temple’s digital cable channel, was launched within the city of Philadelphia on Comcast and Verizon, as well as online at https://templetv.net/ .
- In 2012, the school was renamed the School of Media and Communication when a University realignment of schools and colleges moved the Department of Film and Media Arts and Department of Theater to a new Center for the Arts.
In March 2017, in celebration of the school's 50th anniversary, an official renaming made it the Lew Klein College of Media and Communication. The name change honors broadcasting pioneer Lew Klein. Klein began teaching TV courses at Temple University in 1952, while he also worked as an executive at WFIL-TV (now WPVI) in Philadelphia. In the ensuing 65 years, he helped launch the careers of hundreds of professionals, including CBS Evening News Executive Producer Steve Capus, SMC ’86 ; the late comedian Bob Saget, SMC ’78 ; and the late host and producer Dick Clark. In addition to serving as executive producer of American Bandstand and producing legendary Philadelphia-area programs, such as Captain Noah and His Magical Ark , Klein played an instrumental role in launching Channel 6’s Action News format as program director of the station in 1970. He also spent 15 years producing Philadelphia Phillies telecasts and was president of Gateway Communications, which owned four TV stations in the East. Throughout his momentous career, Klein taught as a part-time adjunct professor at Temple.
Graduate Programs and Certificates
- Communication for Development and Social Change MS
- Communication Management MS
- Journalism MJ
- Media and Communication PhD
- Media Studies and Production MA
- Graduate Certificate: Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution
- Graduate Certificate: Cultural Analytics
- Graduate Certificate: Public Relations
- Graduate Certificate: Strategic Communication and Cross-Cultural Leadership
Graduate Faculty
Osei Alleyne , Assistant Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Pennsylvania.
Jennifer Gerard Ball , Associate Professor, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Texas at Austin.
Jillian E. Bauer-Reese , Associate Professor of Practice, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MSW, Temple University, MS, Philadelphia University.
Geoffrey Baym , Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Utah.
Lauren J. Bullock , Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MS, Florida State University.
Deborah Cai , Professor, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Michigan State University.
Jessica Castonguay , Associate Professor, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Arizona.
William B. Cook , Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MA, The Pennsylvania State University.
Erin K. Coyle , Associate Professor, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Sherri Hope Culver , Associate Professor of Instruction, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MLA, University of Pennsylvania.
Fabienne L. Darling-Wolf , Professor, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Iowa.
Jason del Gandio , Associate Professor of Instruction, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.
Ryan S. Eanes , Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Oregon.
Gregg C. Feistman , Associate Professor of Practice, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MA, Marist College.
Jan L. Fernback , Associate Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Colorado.
Matthew R. Fine , Associate Professor of Practice, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MS, Columbia University.
Edward L. Fink , Laura H. Carnell Professor, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Scott Gratson , Professor of Instruction, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Denver.
Bruce W. Hardy , Associate Professor, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Pennsylvania.
R. Lance Holbert , Professor, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Andrew Iliadis , Assistant Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Purdue University.
Tricia S. Jones , Professor, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, The Ohio State University.
Carolyn L. Kitch , Laura H. Carnell Professor, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Temple University.
John S. Klotz , Associate Professor of Practice, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MS, Rosemont College.
Lauren Kogen , Associate Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Pennsylvania.
Heather LaMarre , Associate Professor, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, The Ohio State University.
Susanna Lee , Assistant Professor, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Florida.
Matthew Lombard , Associate Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Stanford University.
Larisa Kingston Mann , Assistant Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of California, Berkeley Law.
David T.Z. Mindich , Professor, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, New York University.
Logan K. Molyneux , Associate Professor, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Texas at Austin.
Nancy E. Morris , Professor Emerita, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Pennsylvania.
Katherine A. Mueller , Associate Professor, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MFA, Temple University.
Patrick D. Murphy , Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Ohio University.
Wazhmah Osman , Associate Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, New York University.
Aron Pilhofer , Associate Professor and the James B. Steele Chair in Journalism Innovation, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; BA, University of Minnesota.
Clemencia Rodriguez , Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Ohio University.
Steve K. Ryan , Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MS, Temple University.
Adrienne Shaw , Associate Professor, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Pennsylvania.
Claire Smith , Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; BA.
Larry Stains , Associate Professor of Practice, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MJ, Columbia University.
Meghnaa Tallapragada , Assistant Professor, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Cornell University.
Karen M. Turner , Associate Professor, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; JD, Northwestern University School of Law.
Barry Vacker , Associate Professor of Instruction, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Texas at Austin.
Linn Washington , Professor, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MSL, Yale Law School.
Kristine Trever Weatherston , Associate Professor of Instruction, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Virginia Commonwealth University.
Tracey Weiss , Associate Professor of Instruction, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Temple University.
Andrea D. Wenzel , Associate Professor, Department of Journalism, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, University of Southern California.
Thomas Wright , Associate Professor of Instruction, Department of Communication and Social Influence, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; PhD, Purdue University.
Laura Zaylea , Associate Professor of Instruction, Department of Media Studies and Production, Lew Klein College of Media and Communication; MFA, San Francisco Art Institute.
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| | | Jun 25, 2024 | | | Students in the doctoral program learn theories that guide research into communication processes and effects and into institutions and technologies that lend pattern to communication. Applicants for the PhD are expected to acquire and demonstrate humanistic and behavioral knowledge of communication while acquiring skills requisite to scholarly research in the discipline. Screening ProceduresStudent progress is carefully monitored by the School of Communication faculty. Students are normally screened at the end of their first year of graduate study. At that time they must have completed no fewer than 16 and no more than 24 units, including COMM 525 , COMM 526 , COMM 550 and COMM 552 . Students are evaluated on subject matter competence, teaching potential and their ability to conduct independent research. Upon successful passage of the screening procedure, the student has 30 days in which to form a qualifying exam committee. Course RequirementsThe student is required to take a minimum of 72 units and write an approved dissertation. Four core courses- COMM 525x Humanistic and Social Scientific Approaches to Human Communication I Units: 4
- COMM 526x Humanistic and Social Scientific Approaches to Human Communication II Units: 4
- COMM 550 Quantitative Research Methods in Communication Units: 4
- COMM 552 Qualitative Research Methods in Communication Units: 4
And Doctoral Dissertation- COMM 794a Doctoral Dissertation Units: 2 are required for all students
- COMM 794b Doctoral Dissertation Units: 2 are required for all students
Students specialize in one of seven tracks by completing a minimum of three courses (12 units) in one of the following:(1) rhetoric, politics and publics:. - COMM 509x Classical Rhetorical Theory Units: 4
- COMM 511x Contemporary Rhetorical Theory Units: 4
- COMM 512x Rhetorical Criticism Units: 4
- COMM 513x Neoclassical Rhetorical Theory Units: 4
- COMM 514x Social Movements as Rhetorical Form Units: 4
- COMM 515x Postmodern Rhetorical Theory Units: 4
- COMM 517x Rhetorical Theory and Culture Units: 4
- COMM 518x American Public Address Units: 4
- COMM 520 The Rhetoric of the Presidential Campaign Trail Units: 4
- COMM 521x Argumentation Units: 4
- COMM 522x Kenneth Burke’s Dramatistic Theory Units: 4
- COMM 573 Networked Publics: Theories and Encounters Units: 4
- COMM 576 Civic Media and Participatory Politics Units: 4
- COMM 580 Media and Politics Units: 4
- COMM 657 Critical Theories of Race and Culture Units: 4
(2) Media, Culture and Community:- CMGT 587 Audience Analysis Units: 4
- COMM 516x Feminist Theory and Communication Units: 4
- COMM 519x Cultural Studies in Communication Units: 4
- COMM 564 Communication, Culture and Capitalism Units: 4
- COMM 605 Advanced Macro Theories of Communication Units: 4
- COMM 618 Mass Media Effects Units: 4
- COMM 629 Global Culture Units: 4
- COMM 632 Cultures of Artificial Intelligence Units: 4
- COMM 649 Methodologies in Cultural Studies Units: 4
- COMM 653 Research, Practice and Social Change Units: 4
- COMM 654 Art, Artists and Society Units: 4
- COMM 655 Studies in Sound, Music and Communication Units: 4
- COMM 656 Theorizing Race, Culture, Cross-Cultural Exchange Units: 4
- COMM 658 Science Fiction as Media Theory Units: 4
- COMM 662 Video Games Research Units: 4
- COMM 672 Experiments in Critical Writing Units: 4
(3) Health Communication and Social Dynamics:- CMGT 581 Media in Social Services: Design and Evaluation of Campaigns Units: 4
- CMGT 583 Social Marketing and Entertainment Education Units: 4
- CMGT 588 Global Storytelling: The Power of Narrative Units: 4
- COMM 554 Regression and Multivariate Communication Research Units: 4
- COMM 602 Seminar in Persuasion Units: 4
- COMM 611 Communication Technology and Healthcare Units: 4
- COMM 612 Designing Health Communication Interventions Units: 4
- COMM 613 Grant Writing in Communication Units: 4
- COMM 614 Computational Approaches in Health Communication Units: 4
- COMM 615 Health Communication Units: 4
- COMM 616 Meta-Analysis in Health Communication Units: 4
- COMM 650 Survey Construction and Validation Units: 4
- COMM 651 Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs Units: 4
(4) Groups, Organizations and Networks:- COMM 524x Small Group Process Units: 4
- COMM 557 Data Science for Communication and Social Networks Units: 4
- COMM 585x Organizational Communication Units: 4
- COMM 636 Interpretive and Cultural Approaches in Organizational Communication Units: 4
- COMM 637 Current Readings in Organizational Communication Units: 4
- COMM 640 Communication and Organizational Change Units: 4
- COMM 641 Organizations and Communication Technologies Units: 4
- COMM 645 Communication Networks Units: 4
- COMM 648 Online Communities and Networks Units: 4
- COMM 652 Ethnographic Field Research in Communication Units: 4
(5) Political Economy of Global Communication:- COMM 553 Global Internet Governance Units: 4
- COMM 559 Globalization, Communication and Society Units: 4
- COMM 560 Global Media and Communication in China and Asia Units: 4
- COMM 561 Leading and Communicating Change in Global Organizations Units: 4
- COMM 567 The Political Economy of Privacy and Cybersecurity Units: 4
- COMM 647x Network Society Units: 4
- PUBD 504 Global Issues and Public Diplomacy Units: 4
- PUBD 507 Public Diplomacy and Global Security Units: 4
- PUBD 510 Technologies and Public Diplomacy Units: 4
- PUBD 522 Hard Power, Soft Power and Smart Power Units: 4
(6) Information, Political Economy and Entertainment:- CMGT 582 International Communication: National Development Units: 4
- COMM 563 Black Popular Culture: Theory and Central Debates Units: 4
- COMM 566 Using Theory to Craft Policies to Affect Change Units: 4
- COMM 670 Economic Cultures Units: 4
(7) New Media and Technology:- CMGT 530 Social Dynamics of Communication Technologies Units: 4
- CMGT 531 Communication and the International Economy Units: 4
- CMGT 537 The Industry, Science and Culture of Video Games Units: 4
- COMM 569 Seminar in Science and Technology Studies Units: 4
- COMM 577 Fandom, Participatory Culture and Web 2.0 Units: 4
- COMM 578 New Media Literacies Units: 4
Additional RequirementsIn addition, students must take at least two courses in one other track outside their specialization (8 units total). Students also pursue an approved cognate program of study in which at least 8 units (normally two courses) are taken in a related field outside Communication. Students entering the School of Communication with a master’s degree may, with approval, apply part of their previous graduate course work toward the PhD degree. Students will develop methodological abilities through coursework, collaboration with faculty advisers and mentors, work with Annenberg research groups and centers, and individual and group research projects. Qualifying Exam CommitteeThis committee is composed of five faculty members, at least three of whom have appointments in the School of Communication. Students are expected to work closely with the members of their qualifying exam committee in selecting advanced course work and shaping areas of interest and research. In addition to helping the student plan a program, the committee administers the qualifying examination. Qualifying ExaminationQualifying examinations for the PhD usually are taken near the end of the third year of study following completion of all required courses. The examination includes both written and oral portions. The student’s qualifying exam committee composes the questions for the written portion of the exam and administers the oral defense. Students must pass both portions to advance to candidacy. Doctoral DissertationThe dissertation is an original research project contributing to knowledge about human communication and should demonstrate a high level of competence in methodologies of scholarly inquiry. Doctoral Dissertation CommitteeThis committee is composed of at least three and no more than five faculty members. A majority of the committee must have an appointment in the School of Communication. Defense of DissertationDissertations are defended in a formal meeting with the dissertation committee prior to submission of the final manuscript to the Graduate School.  - Bahasa Indonesia
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Home In the News Southeastern to offer Masters Degree in Strategic CommunicationSoutheastern Louisiana University’s Department of Communication and Media Studies is now offering a graduate degree in strategic communication. Designed for working students looking to expand their career horizons, this degree is 100% asynchronous online and requires no GRE score.  Tonya Lowentritt June 12, 2024  HAMMOND – Southeastern Louisiana University’s Department of Communication and Media Studies is now offering a graduate degree in strategic communication. Designed for working students looking to expand their career horizons, this degree is 100% asynchronous online and requires no GRE score. Interim Department Head Joe Burns said communicators with skills in digital strategy are in demand. “Students in the program will learn to begin with the end by planning a high impact course of communication; respond effectively to new technologies, emerging media and market trends; and serve an important role in achieving strategic success,” Burns said. Enrolled students will take courses in digital communication systems, integrated marketing communication, visual design for strategic communication, emerging media entrepreneurship, and strategic communication for non-profits. Jobs associated with the degree include media planner, social media strategist, digital content developer, digital account executive, public relations specialist, and digital traffic analyst. For more information, email [email protected] or call 985-549-5408.  - Privacy Overview
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The 48-credit Doctor of Philosophy in Media and Communication is held on Temple's Main Campus, and can be completed over four years of continuous, full-time study. The following courses are required. The program also requires the completion of preliminary examinations and a doctoral dissertation.
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Communication Sciences and Disorders PhD. In the Communication Sciences and Disorders PhD program at Temple's College of Public Health, students conduct original research; make valuable contributions to the field of communication sciences; and prepare for leadership in academic institutions, administration and clinical services.The program trains students to examine the processes and ...
Graduate Programs. With four graduate programs and one doctoral program covering all aspects of communication—including interpersonal communication, media production and alternative modes of journalism—you'll have the opportunity to pursue professional and scholarly opportunities in the heart of one of the greatest media cities in the world.
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Klein College of Media and Communication and its departments reside in Annenberg and Weiss Halls, both located on Temple's Main Campus in historic North Philadelphia. Our cutting-edge video production labs and studios—including our award-winning, student-run TUTV station—enable students to create, explore, learn and research the many ...
How to Apply. To apply for the Communication Sciences and Disorders PhD, you should have an undergraduate degree in communication disorders, education, linguistics or psychology and should demonstrate previous coursework in statistics and probability. We recommend that students contact faculty in the Department of Communication Sciences and ...
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Immerse yourself in a rigorous curriculum that has strong ties to the humanities and social sciences, with the Doctor of Philosophy in Media and Communication from the Lew Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple. Explore the relationship between media and people through a variety of lenses, including cultural, economic, historical and social-psychological.
In March 2017, in celebration of the school's 50th anniversary, an official renaming made it the Lew Klein College of Media and Communication. The name change honors broadcasting pioneer Lew Klein. Klein began teaching TV courses at Temple University in 1952, while he also worked as an executive at WFIL-TV (now WPVI) in Philadelphia.
Alumni Connections. The Media and Communication PhD creates lasting connections among alumni, colleagues, faculty, parents and students. Upon graduation, you'll automatically become a part of the Temple University Alumni Association and can remain a vital part of the Temple community for life.. There are more than 20,000 graduates of Klein College residing across the country and around the ...
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The recent March Madness season concluded on April 8, 2024, and we want to recognize three Klein College of Media and Communication alumni who have been inducted into the U.S. Basketball Writers Association ... Greenberg got his start in writing after answering an ad to be a copy boy at the Philadelphia Inquirer as a recent Temple graduate ...
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Students entering the School of Communication with a master's degree may, with approval, apply part of their previous graduate course work toward the PhD degree. Research Students will develop methodological abilities through coursework, collaboration with faculty advisers and mentors, work with Annenberg research groups and centers, and ...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. PHRC releases statement following the death of Temple University's acting president. HARRISBURG, PA - The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission, Chair Joel Bolstein, and Executive Director Chad Dion Lassiter extend their condolences to the family of Temple University's acting president JoAnne Epps, the faculty, staff, and students at Temple University, and all those ...
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About Temple University's Lenfest North Philadelphia Workforce Initiative The Lenfest North Philadelphia Workforce Initiative was founded in 2018 through a grant from the Lenfest Foundation and support from Temple University. LNPWI seeks to strengthen the earning potential of local communities by providing job training and career readiness ...
This revised position, formerly the vice provost role, has been reimagined to be consistent with peer institutions and to elevate the academic profile of graduate education. Renée is a professor in the Department of Psychological Studies in Education in the College of Education and Human Development at Temple University.
Elektrostal Geography. Geographic Information regarding City of Elektrostal. Elektrostal Geographical coordinates. Latitude: 55.8, Longitude: 38.45. 55° 48′ 0″ North, 38° 27′ 0″ East. Elektrostal Area. 4,951 hectares. 49.51 km² (19.12 sq mi) Elektrostal Altitude.
Southeastern Louisiana University's Department of Communication and Media Studies is now offering a graduate degree in strategic communication. Designed for working students looking to expand their career horizons, this degree is 100% asynchronous online and requires no GRE score.
Director of Communications Institute for Biomedical Sciences Georgia State University. 404-413-1353 [email protected] ... He worked as a graduate research assistant while gaining experience in an outpatient orthopedic physical therapy clinic and as a rehab aide at the Shepherd Center. At the outpatient clinic, he discovered he enjoyed working ...
Sixteen Texas State University graduate students have received awards from the P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship (IPS) Fund for 2024-2025. The P.E.O. IPS provides up to $12,500 for women pursuing graduate studies in the United States, and international students may apply for a one-time renewal to receive up to $25,000 in total to support their graduate degrees.
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