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Dissertation

“US Television, Latin America, and the Decade of Development.”

Advisor: Professor Anna McCarthy.

An examination of how television as a communication technology, a representational medium, and a commercial institution informed American audiences about economic development, industrialization, and modernization as means to curb Communism influence in Latin America during the 1960s. Case studies include: the launching of television infrastructure in the US and abroad as a means of promoting economic development; US network-produced television documentary programs on the governments and economies of Latin American nations; and local television documentaries on the impact of Latin America and the Cold War on local communities.

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Department of Media Studies, Queens College, City University of New York

Lecturer, Spring 2008 - Present.

Department of Communication and Media Studies, Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus. New York, New York

Instructor, Spring 2008 - May 2015.

History of Art and Design, Pratt Institute. Brooklyn, New York

Instructor, Fall 2012 – Present

Department of Communication Arts, Marymount Manhattan College, New York, New York

Instructor, Fall 2007

Department of Cinema Studies, New York University

Instructor, Summer – Fall 2006

Teaching Assistant

Kanbar Institute of Undergraduate Film and Television, New York University

Instructor

Morse Academic Program, New York University

Preceptor

Department of Film Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara

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