Media Primary Interest: Globalization and Media, Transnational Film Genres, East Asian Cinema, Lifestyle Media, Gender and Sexuality in National Cinema, Cultural Studies, Television Studies, Race and Ethnicity in Postcolonial Cinema. Other: Film Theories, Culture, Communication, Technology.
Education:
MA in Critical Studies/MA in Radio/TV/Film: University of Southern California/Northwestern University, IL
Contact:
(603) 358-2771
Jeff
B
Halford
Assistant Professor
Expertise:
Communication, Social Psychology, Quantitative Research Methods interpersonal/relational communication, group interaction, identity/impression management, quantitative research methods
Education:
Ph.D- Communication: University of Arizona
Contact:
(603) 358-2737
PeggyRae
Johnson
Lecturer
Expertise:
Freelance Director, Voice and Diction Specialist, Public Speaking Coach Theatre, includes but is not limited to: Ibsen, Shaw, O'Neill, Shakespeare, and period styles; Voice & Diction: Working with groups or individuals for improved support, specificity, and expressiveness; Public Speaking: Working with groups or individuals for improved delivery and organization of content
Education:
MA in Theatre: University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, Summa Cum Laude
Contact:
(603) 358-2166
Nigel
I
Malcolm
Assistant Professor
Expertise:
Communication Primary Interest: Mass Communication, Public Speaking, Persuasion, Rhetoric of the Sixties. Other: African-American Rhetoric, Rhetorical Theory, Rhetorical Criticism.
Education:
Ph.D.: University of South Florida
Contact:
(603) 358-2928
Ann
Shoemake
Contract Lecturer
Expertise:
Communication, Southeast Asia-area Studies intercultural communication, social conflict, intergroup relations, Southeast Asian cultures and religions, ethnic and religious violence, gender and religion
Education:
Ph.D-Candidate Communication: Ohio University
Contact:
(603) 358-2931
Dr. Mark
C
Timney
Assistant Professor
Expertise:
Mass communication; Media ethics Primary interests: The relationship between the public and mass communication information sources from historical, technical, cultural, economic and political viewpoints; and media ethics, including methods by which journalists may resolve ethical dilemmas.
Expertise in explaining the variety of ethical dilemmas that mass communicators, especially journalists, typically find themselves in; and in helping journalists develop a logically defensible method to resolve such dilemmas while minimizing harm as they fulfill their professional responsibilities.
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