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Steven Alan Carr
Curriculum Vitae
GENERAL INFORMATION
Present Rank and Affiliation
Associate Professor of Communication with
Tenure and Director of Graduate Studies, Indiana University – Purdue
University Fort Wayne.
Address
Department of Communication NF 230
Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne
2101 Coliseum Blvd E
Fort Wayne IN 46805 |
Phone: (260) 481 – 6545
Fax: (260) 481 – 6183
Email: carr@ipfw.edu
Web: http://users.ipfw.edu/carr |
Educational Experience
1987 - 1994 |
The University of Texas at Austin. Ph.D. in Radio,
Television and Film. Dissertation: “The Hollywood Question: America and the
Belief in Jewish Control over the Motion Picture Industry before 1941.” |
1986 - 1987 |
Northwestern University. M.A. in Radio, Television and
Film. |
1982 - 1986 |
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A.B. with
Honors in Radio, Television and Motion Pictures. Undergraduate Honors Thesis:
“Hester Street: Ethnicity, Feminism, and the Independent Film.” |
Academic Appointments
Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne
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2004 – 2006 |
Office of Academic Affairs (OAA) Fellow
Represented the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs in
multiple technology initiatives, such as supervising the overhaul of numerous
campus and school-level websites (including the OAA website), disbursement of
grant moneys for technology innovation, and the development of a campus audio
portal. |
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1994 - 2000 |
Assistant Professor of Communication, Tenure Track
Taught classes in Media and Public Communication Track,
including media history, media aesthetics and new technology. |
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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2002 - 2003 |
Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Postdoctoral Fellow
Held in residence in Washington DC; conducted archival
research and gave numerous presentations for general as well as scholarly
audiences. |
Northwestern University
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July 2002 |
Faculty, Seventh Annual Summer Institute on the Holocaust
and Jewish Civilization
Taught a four-class unit on Holocaust film to 25-30
Fellows, selected from competitive applications of current and prospective
college faculty, who teach courses on the Holocaust. |
Sam Houston State University
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1994 |
Lecturer, Division of Public Communication, Temporary
Non-Tenure Track
Taught classes in video production, scriptwriting and mass
media. |
Licenses, Registrations, and/or Certifications
| 2002 |
Indiana
University Graduate School Certification |
| 1994 |
Purdue
University Graduate School Certification |
Awards and Honors
2002 |
National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend to
supplement U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Center for Advanced Holocaust
Studies Postdoctoral Fellowship. |
2000 |
Induction into Indiana University Faculty Colloquium on
Excellence in Teaching to recognize teaching excellence at the statewide
level. |
1999 |
Stephen H. Coltrin Award for Communication Excellence,
presented by the International Radio and Television Society Foundation for
winning a team Case Study Competition on children and television, $2500
(shared among team members). |
1995 |
Best Debut Paper Award, Theatre Division, Speech
Communication Association, “A Peculiar Jewish Monopoly: Life and the
Accusation of Jewish Control over the Theater.” |
Memberships in Academic, Professional, and Scholarly
Societies
1999 |
University Film and Video Association |
1998 - |
Modern Language Association |
1997 - 2000 |
International Association of Mass Communication Research |
1997 - 1999 |
Broadcast Educators Association |
1996 - 1997 |
American Association of University Professors |
1995 - 2002 |
International Communication Association |
1994 - 2004 |
National Communication Association |
1990 - 2003 |
Society for Cinema Studies |
2005 – 2006 |
Association for Jewish Studies |
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