Faculty
Dr. Deeba Shahwar
Assistant Professor
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Mass Communication
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deeba.6378@wum.edu.pk
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PhD Mass Communication
Summary
I am working as Assistant Professor in the department of Mass Communication and In-charge Examination Committee. I am also working as Internship coordinator in the department of Mass Communication. I am a good communicator at all levels within an organization and have good Problem solving and analytical skills.
Academic Background
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PhD Mass Communication
PhD
University of the Punjab, Lahore
- 2020
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M.Phil Mass Communication (Gold Medalist)
Masters
Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan
- 2006
Honours and Awards
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Awardee of HEC Indigenous PhD Fellowship
2008
Research
Publications
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Men, women and T.V. Ads: The representation of men and women in the advertisements of Pakistani electronic media
https://academicjournals.org/a rticle/article1380108492_Ali %20and%20Shahwar.pdf
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A Speech Act Analysis of the First Speech of Imran Khan as Prime Minister
2020
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The Reflection of River Warfare in Pakistani and Indian Press: Dispute, Management and Strategies
https://www.semanticscholar. org/paper/A-Study-of- Audience-Perception-about- the-Portrayal- Shahwar/bc4ea5baa7e454e26 c444c32497f995eb1b37499
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Role of Technology in Developing Oral Fluency among Intermediate Students
2020
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Portrayal of the Muslim World in the Western Print Media Post-9/11: Editorial Treatment in The New York Times and The Daily Telegraph
2014
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Female Oppression in ‘Phenomenal Woman’ and ‘Woman Work’: A Comparative Analysis
2019
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Social Media and Fear of War among Prosumers after Pulwama Incident
2021
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Governance, Corruption and the Media: Reflection of Corruption during the PML-Q and PML-N Political Regimes
2020
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Role of Social media in the development of Islamic branding and its impact on purchase and repurchase intention for Ḥalāl Products: A Uses and Gratification Perspective
2021
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An Analysis Of Media Portrayal Of Climate Change In Pakistan: 2010-2019
2020
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Freedom Of Political Expression In Pakistani News Channel
10.47750/cibg.2022.28.04.01 7
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The Positive And Negative Impact Of Social-Media On Public Perceptions And Willingness To Vaccinate Against Covid-19
2022
Experience
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The Women University Multan
Lecturer
5 Years 28 Days
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The Women University Multan
Assistant Professor
9 Months