Texas A&M International University - Communication
Public Relations; Communications Professional, University Professor; A.A. Sustituto
Public Relations
Daniel
De la Miyar, Ph.D.
United States
Culturally experienced researcher, and public relations professional with international exposure in media development in Spanish radio broadcasting as an on air personality, master of ceremonies, public speaker and international research presenter. Directed successful projects for both governmental entities and, non-profit organizations, as well as, for profit businesses that included advertising placement, media outreach both locally and internationally. Advocate for community concerns through the creation of award winning billboards to voice the concerns of the community of social problems and cultural stigmas. Candid public speaker, goal driven for the successful development and ethical use of communications through research based findings in advertising.
On Air Personality Host
• Hosted a ten-year radio show for 102.3 FM in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas Mexico.
• Broadcasted in Nuevo Laredo to border cities within a 50 mile radius.
• Hosted live broadcasts, remotes and promotions.
• Longest sponsored radio show for Organizacion Radiorama.
Adjunct Professor
Adjunct Professor for the school of Arts & Sciences, under the Department of Communication and Psychology, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses. Currently teach Communication Theory and Practice and Mass Communication Processes.
COMMUNITY COALITION PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Created, developed and managed advertising anti-drug campaigns and public service announcements.
Coordinated and executed public events, fairs and other events in the non-profit sector.
Networked through local businesses, media and faith-based organizations to address social concerns.
Organized press conferences, write press releases, media outreach and market the community coalition.
BRANCH DIRECTOR
Interview volunteers, children and parents to determine suitability for program.
Plan and organize activities for volunteers and children and conduct match evaluations.
Perform marketing, public relations and media relations to promote program.
TV Spanish Host
Hosted a local TV music show in Nuevo Laredo.
Hosted live remotes from restaurants and bars.
Interviewed guests during the show.
ON-AIR RADIO PERSONALITY in Spanish
Organizacion Radiorama, Nuevo Laredo, Tamp
Bachelor of Science
Communication
Ph.D
Culture, Literacy and Language
Ph.D. in Culture, Literacy and Language.
My research focuses on the way print advertising indexes social status.
Published Dissertation as of December 2013.
Master of Arts
Communication Studies
UMI Dissertation Publishing
The purpose of this research is to deconstruct the mechanisms through which social status is presented in print advertisements and make the reader aware of the influence that is created to reflect status in Mexican magazines for rich Mexican bilingual readers of English and Spanish through a descriptive analysis. The goal is to determine the relationship between social status and the messages advertisers create through the use of visual and textual semiotics based on the semiotic analysis framework of Bell and Milic (2002) and to locate instances that index social status reflected in the advertisements selected. Four campaigns were selected with a total of 25 advertisements included in two Mexican elite magazines only circulated in Mexico: Caras and Quién.
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