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1 Curriculum Vitae Shayne Pepper Northeastern Illinois University Department of Communication, Media, & Theatre shaynepepper.com 5500 N. Saint Louis Ave. Office: FA 239 Chicago, IL Phone: EDUCATION: 2011 Ph.D. North Carolina State University Communication, Rhetoric, & Digital Media 2007 M.A. University of Iowa Film Studies 2004 B.A. University of New Orleans Major: Drama & Communication Minor: English ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS: Department Chair, Northeastern Illinois University Associate Professor, Northeastern Illinois University Director of Graduate Studies, Northeastern Illinois University Assistant Professor, Northeastern Illinois University Graduate Instructor, North Carolina State University Communication, Rhetoric, & Digital Media Program RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS: Film history and theory, Television studies, Cultural studies, New media technologies, AIDS media, HBO and cable television, Popular media and political activism
2 PUBLICATIONS: Journal Articles: Subscribing to Governmental Rationality: HBO and the AIDS Epidemic. Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies 11.2 (June, 2014), Invisible Children and the Cyberactivist Spectator. Nebula 6.4 (December, 2009), Book Chapters: Public Service Entertainment: HBO s Interventions in Politics and Culture in Media Interventions. Kevin Howley (ed). (New York: Peter Lang, 2013), Joanna Newsom Covers in the Blogosphere in Visions of Joanna Newsom. Bradley W. Buchanan (ed). (Sacramento, CA: Roan Press, 2010) Book Reviews: Review of Contagious: Cultures, Carriers, and the Outbreak Narrative (Durham: Duke University Press, 2008) by Priscilla Wald. The Journal of Popular Culture 42.6 (December, 2009), Review of Looking Past the Screen: Case Studies in American Film History and Method (Durham: Duke University Press, 2007) by Jon Lewis and Eric Smoodin (eds.). Film Criticism 33.3 (Spring 2009), Review of Conspiracy Panics: Political Rationality and Popular Culture (Albany: SUNY Press, 2008) by Jack Z. Bratich. Culture Machine (May 2009) Review of Hollywood Goes to Washington: American Politics on Screen (London: Reaktion Books, 2008) by Michael Coyne. Scope: An On Line Journal of Film and TV Studies Issue 13 (February 2009) Invited and Other Publications: HBO and the Story of HIV/AIDS. Communication Currents 9.3 (June, 2014). Encyclopedia of Social Media and Politics. Kerric Harvey (ed). (Thousand Oaks, CA: CQ Press, 2014). Entries for Digg, Tumblr, and Reddit. Beyond Netflix and TiVo: Rethinking HBO Through the Archive. FlowTV.org, May 21,
3 TEACHING EXPERIENCE: Northeastern Illinois University (2011 Present) Graduate Courses: CMTM 468: Seminar in New Media CMTM 467: Special Topics in Film and TV (Reality Television) CMTM 467: Special Topics in Film and TV (HBO: TV History and Theory) CMTM 466: Media and Cultural Studies CMTM 465: Mass Communication Theory CMTC 401: Introduction to Graduate Study Undergraduate Courses: CMTM 390: NEIU Cinémathèque CMTM 380A: Television Genres CMTM 377: Gender and Media CMTM 373: World Cinema CMTM 365: Contemporary Issues in Mass Media CMTC 300: Mediated Communication CMTM 265: Mass Media & Society CMTM 160: Introduction to Cinema North Carolina State University ( ) COM 467: Gender, Sexuality, & Media COM 267: Electronic Media Writing: Theory and Practice COM 110: Public Speaking ENG 282: Introduction to Film SUPERVISED STUDENT RESEARCH: Graduate Theses (Directed) Mary Kroeck (Spring 2016) Missing Pieces: The Life and Work of Shel Silverstein Benjamin Van Loon (Spring 2015) Toxic Cults: Repo Man, The Toxic Avenger, and Street Trash Graduate Theses (Committee Member): Avrohom Steinberg (Spring 2015) Quality of Life in Long-Term Eldercare Organizations: Bridging Relational Chasms Through Sites of Meaningful Communication Kristina Saldarelli (Spring 2013) Technology s Influence on Theatre and Dance Graduate Independent Studies Supervised: James Fuentes & Leland Humbertson- Star Trek and Culture (Fall 2016) Rana Alrobbie- Media and Politics in the Arab World (Fall 2015) Rafal Rybak- Media, Power, and U.S. Race Relations (Fall 2015) Yelitza Hernandez- Contemporary Cinema and Production Culture (Spring 2015)
4 Anthony Colon- Fan Studies and Transmedia Storytelling (Fall 2014) Benjamin Van Loon- Digital Media and Philosophy (Fall 2014) Caitlin Inman- Mobile Technologies and Social Change (Fall 2013) Vita Schweighart- Privacy, Surveillance, and Technology (Fall 2012) Undergraduate Independent Studies Supervised: Samantha Stawiarski- (Post)Feminism and Pornography (Spring 2015) Tracey Washington- Representations of African-American Women in Media (Spring 2014) Yesenia Taveras- Fan Cultures and Video Games (Spring 2014) Undergraduate Honors Projects (Faculty Advisor): Melissa Brand- (Fall 2014) Exploring the Gendered Newsroom: An Examination of Aaron Sorkin s The Newsroom CONFERENCE ACTIVITY: Presentations: Adapting AIDS Literature: HBO and The Normal Heart Midwest Popular Culture Association Conference (Chicago) October 6, 2016 HBO and the Logics of Public Television: Reframing the Prehistory of HBO s Signature Style NEIU Faculty Research and Creative Activities Symposium (NEIU) November 13, 2015 Screening Italy s National Psychodrama: Melodrama, Public Service, and The Best of Youth National Communication Association Conference (Chicago) November 23, 2014 AIDS Activism and Public Policy in PBS and HBO Documentaries Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference (Chicago) March 9, 2013 When Quality Television Meant Public Television: HBO s Evolution in the 1980s National Communication Association Conference (Orlando) November 16, 2012 HBO s Cultural and Public Service Programming in the 1980s Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference (Boston) March 24, 2012 Rethinking Ownership and Accessibility in The Age of Digital Reproduction National Communication Association Conference (New Orleans) November 20, 2011 When Public Television Goes Private: Early AIDS Documentaries on PBS and HBO NEIU Second Annual Faculty Research & Creative Activities Symposium (NEIU) November 4, 2011 Social Media: Logics of Gaming/Logics of Markets NETT Day 2.0 (NEIU Empowerment Through Technology) (NEIU) October 27, 2011
5 Public Service Entertainment: HBO s Interventions in Politics and Culture 9 th Annual Cultural Studies Association Meeting (Chicago) March 24, 2011 HBO s Memorial Documentaries: Remember. Reflect. Respond. Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference (New Orleans) March 12, 2011 Watching Tina Fey Make Liz Lemonade: 30 Rock s Post-Feminist Feminism (w/ Dawn Shepherd) National Communication Association Conference (San Francisco) November 17, 2010 HBO, New Queer Cinema, and the AIDS Epidemic National Communication Association Conference (San Francisco) November 14, 2010 Politics, History, & HBO Documentary Films Flow Conference 2010 (Austin) October 2, 2010 HBO and the AIDS Epidemic: Subscribing to a Neoliberal Solution National Communication Association Conference (Chicago) November 13, 2009 Invisible Children and the Cyberactivist Spectator National Communication Association Conference (Chicago) November 13, 2009 A Love Unspecified: Scrubs and Network Television s Recoding of Masculinity National Popular Culture Association Conference (New Orleans) April 10, 2009 If PBS Doesn t Do It, Who Will?: HBO and the Negotiation of Profit and Public Service 6 th Annual Visual Cultures Symposium, Unthinking Television: Visual Culture[s] Beyond the Console (George Mason University) March 26, 2009 The Importance of the Image: Visual Rhetoric and Oliver Stone s JFK National Communication Association Conference (San Diego), November 21, 2008 My So-Called Life: The Text as a Battlefield for Identity National Popular Culture Association Conference (San Francisco) March 19, 2008 Transitions in Sound and Regulation: Shirley Temple and the Baby Burlesks Film Indiana: Screening Shorts Conference (Indiana University) September 14, 2007 Other Conference Activity: Panel Chair. The Culture Industry 2.0: Refreshing the Political Economy of the Culture Industry National Communication Association Conference (Orlando) November 15, 2012 Panel Chair and Organizer. Beyond the Sunday Night Lineup: 40 Years of HBO ( ) Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference (Boston) March 24, 2012
6 Panel Chair. Girls and Boys (Who Like Boys) Who Like Girls: Cultural Performances of Gender and Sexuality National Communication Association Conference (New Orleans) November 17, 2011 Panel Respondent. The Representation and Practice of Activism: Communication For and Against Resistance National Communication Association Conference (New Orleans) November 17, 2011 Moderator. Ethics and Video Games Panel NETT Day 2.0 (NEIU) October 27, 2011 Panel Chair and Organizer. Technologies of Cultural Maintenance National Communication Association Conference (Chicago) November 13, 2009 HONORS AND AWARDS: NEIU Faculty Excellence Award for Service (2016) NEIU Faculty Excellence Award for Teaching (2014) NEIU CAS Faculty/Student Team Summer Research Grant ($4,200) (2014) NEIU Summer Research Stipend ($5,000) (2013) Graduate Teaching Assistantship- North Carolina State University ( ) Full Frame Documentary Fellowship (2008) Graduate Assistantship- University of Iowa ( ) Phi Beta Kappa (2004) PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: Reviewer- Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies (2015, 2016) Reviewer- The Popular Culture Journal (2015) Reviewer- SAGE Open (2015) Book Reviewer- Choice Magazine (2012-present) Reviewer- Radical Pedagogy (2012) Reviewer- Kaleidoscope (2012) Reviewer- Central States Communication Association Conference (2011) Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Caucus Reviewer- Journal of Communication Inquiry (2010) Reviewer- National Communication Association Conference (2009-present) Critical/Cultural Studies and Mass Communication Divisions Selection Committee Member- Full Frame Documentary Film Festival ( ) Reviewer- esharp ( ( ) PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Society for Cinema and Media Studies Cultural Studies Association Central States Communication Association National Communication Association Popular Culture Association Midwest Popular Culture Association
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