Contents -- Preface -- One: Journalism Education? Who Needs Journalism Education? -- Two: The Founder Walter Williams -- Three: Inventing the First Journalism School, Out of Nothing, in the Middle of Nowhere -- Four: Not Merely a Student Newspaper The Missourian and the Missouri Method -- Five: Bricks and Mortar during Peace and War -- Six: Battling for Hegemony as Journalism Education Spreads -- Seven: More Than Print Adjusting the Missouri Method for the Broadcast Era -- Eight: Translating the Missouri Method to Faraway Places From China to the Beltway -- Nine: The Dilemmas of Scholarship in a Vocational Setting Master's Degrees and PhDs -- Ten: Reaching Out to the Profession Midcareer Journalism Education -- Eleven: The Missouri "Mafia" -- Twelve: Present and Future: The Dean Mills Era -- Sources and Acknowledgments -- Index.