Course Syllabi Syllabi are arranged alphabetically by topic and are grouped into: Film Television Miscellanea: New Media, Mass Comm, Popular Culture, Etc. Film Advanced Production (16mm Film), Clarke Mackey, Queen's University American Film: Art and Industry, Timothy White, National University of Singapore Aspects of Criticism, Peter Baxter, Queen's University Authorship in the Cinema, John Gilbert, University of Toronto Avant-Garde and Experimental Film, Bart Testa, University of Toronto Basic Animation Mechanics, Bud Hester, American Animation Institute Canadian Film and Television, Clarke Mackey, Queen's University Cinema, Introduction to, Charlie Keil, University of Toronto Cinema and Culture in India, Chandak Sengoopta, Johns Hopkins University Cinema Seminar: Star Images, Star Performances, Jeremy Butler, University of Alabama Contemporary Film Theory, David Rodowick, University of Rochester Contemporary Popular American Film, Anne Lancashire, University of Toronto Cult Movies and Gender Issues, Janet Staiger, University of Texas Dialogue of Violence: Filmmaking in WWII's Pacific Theater, Abe' Mark Nornes, University of Michigan Direction and Performance for the Camera, Richard Brestoff, Seattle Central Community College Documentary Film and Television, Dirk Eitzen, Franklin and Marshall College The Documentary Tradition, Susan Lord, Queen's University The Dream Factory: Hollywood in the Forties, Peter Baxter, Queen's University East European Film and Media (several syllabi), Dina Iordanova, University of Texas Feminism and Film, Joanne Hershfield, University of Maryland Feminist Film Theory and Cultural Critique, Joseph Boles, Nothern Arizona University  Film Analysis, Theory, and Practice, Henry Jenkins, MIT Film and "Cultural China", Introduction to, Eileen Cheng-yin Chow, Stanford University Film, Culture, Communication, Blaine Allan, Peter Baxter, Clarke Mackey, Susan Lord, Queen's University Film and Fiction after World War Two, Leo Braudy, University of Southern California The Film Experience, Henry Jenkins, MIT The Film Experience, Henry Jenkins, MIT, with Susan Emanuel Film History, Cam Tolton, University of Toronto Film, Introduction to, James Shokoff, SUNY College at Fredonia Filmic Narratives, Introduction to, Timothy White, National University of Singapore Filmmaking (16mm), Introduction to, Jeremy Butler, University of Alabama Film Studies, Introduction to, Sharon Zuber, College of William and Mary Film Theory, Bart Testa, University of Toronto French Cinema: The New Wave, Sharon Willis, University of Rochester French Cinema, Jeremy Butler, University of Alabama French Cinema, Emily Zants, University of Hawaii Genre Theory, (Graduate) Seminar in, Leo Braudy, University of Southern California German Cinema, Harriet Margolis, Victoria University of Wellington German Film, Bowling Green State University History and Criticism, Introduction to, Jeremy Butler, University of Alabama History and Criticism, Introduction to, Jeremy Butler, University of Alabama History and Criticism, Introduction to, Gary Copeland, University of Alabama History of Cinema, Dan Streible, University of Wisconsin History of French Film, Sharon Willis, University of Rochester History o Motion Pictures, Amir Karimi, University of West Florida History of the Motion Picture: The Silent Era to World War 2, Kathleen Karlyn, University of Oregon History of the Motion Picture: From the Post-War Era to the Present, Kathleen Rowe, University of Oregon Human Rights in Film, Art Sandler, Webster University Horror Film, Introduction to the, Michael Arnzen, University of Oregon Modernity, Cinema and Theory, Bart Testa, University of Toronto Modern European Film Theory, David Rodowick, University of Rochester Narration in Film and Literature, Timothy White, National University of Singapore Narrative Film: Special Topic, Peter Baxter, Queen's University Philosophy and Film, Jack Purcell, Middle Tennessee State University Race and Representation, Kay Armatage, University of Toronto Science Fiction Film, Gary Copeland, University of Alabama Screen Styles, Timothy White, National University of Singapore Screen Theories, Timothy White, National University of Singapore Scriptwriting Workshop, Richard C. Cante, Worcester State College South Asian Cinema: Nation, Culture, and Gender in Popular Cinema, Ruhi Grover, University of Virginia The Transit of the Fantastic: From the Gothic to the Postmodern, Russell A. Potter, Colby College Understanding Movies, Donald Bullens, Worcester State College Women and Film, Susan Lord, Queen's University Women and Film, Lianne McLarty, University of Victoria Women and Film: Representing Race and Ethnicity, Maria Pramaggiore, University of Maryland Women in Eastern Europe- Images of Women in Film, Dina Iordanova, University of Texas Women in Film, Donna Davidson-Symonds, University of Maryland Television/Telecommunication Advanced Television Production, Maureen Asten, Worcester State College Advanced Video Design and Production, Robert Albers, Michigan State University  American Television: A Cultural History, Henry Jenkins, MIT Basic Telecommunication Policy, Johannes Bauer, Michigan State University Broadcasting and Cable, Introduction to, Michael Dupagne, University of Miami Broadcasting Policy and Regulation in the Global Context, Catherine Murray, Simon Fraser University Broadcast Sales, Joel thierstein, Purdue University Cable Television, Vedio and Imaging, Gary Bardsley, University of Colorado Critical Studies in Television, Jeremy Butler, University of Alabama Exploring Contemporary Television, Mark Hall, Butte Communication College Foundations of Telecommunications, Mike Gerhard, Ball State University Fundamentals of TV Production, Karla Berry, University of Winsconsin Learning from Television, Daniel Chandler, University of Wales Measurement and Analysis of Broadcast and Cable Audiences, Michael Dupagne, University of Miami Multimedia and Digital Video Production, Derek Redmond, Queen's University Programs: Evaluation and Analysis, Dom Garisti, Ball State University Screening Gender: Women and Film, Katherine Millgan, University of Pennsylvania Soap Opera Production and Direction, Chad Dell, University of Wisconsin-Madison Social History and Television Drama, Helena Sheehan, Dublin City University Survey of Contemporary Broadcasting, Wayne Rinks, University of Southern Indiana Telecommunication, Introduction to, James A. Brown, University of Alabama Telecommunication History and Systems, James A. Brown, University of Alabama Telecommunication Media Arts, Bob Albers, Michigan State University Telecommunication Media Management, James A. Brown, University of Alabama Telecommunication Regulation in North America, Peter Anderson, Simon Fraser University Telecommunication Systems, Michael Dupagne, University of Miami Telecommunication System and Service Policies, Erika Butler, Michigan State University Telecommunication Technology and Society, Andrew Finn, University of Kentucky Telecommunication Technology, Introduction to, Pamela Whitten, Michigan State University Television and Socialization, Daniel Chandler, University of Wales Television Criticism, Jeremy Butler, University of Alabama Television Industry: Institutional Structures and Constraints, Jamie Medhurst, University of Wales Television Literacy and Media Education, Daniel Chandler, University of Wales Television Production, Mike Bradd, Eastern Illinois University Television Programme Analysis, Jamie Medhurst, University of Wales Television Situation Comedy, Angela M. S. Nelson, Bowling Green State University Video Production and Direction, Chad Dell, University of Wisconsin-Madison Miscellanea: New Media, Mass Comm, Popular Culture, Etc. See also the list of courses in cyberculture maintained by the Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies. Advertising and the New Media, John Leckenbyf, University of Texas American Media Cultures, David Silver, University of Maryland The American Mass Media and World War II, James Baughman, University of Wisconsin Art and Technology in the 20th Century, Michael Century, McGill University Audience Analysis:Spectatorship and Audiencing, Gertrude Robinson, McGill University Black Popular Culture, Introduction to , Angela M. S. Nelson, Bowling Green State University Children, Media and Culture, Debre Pentecost, Simon Fraser University Communication and Culture, Marj Kibby, University of Newcastle Communication and Technology, Ben Attias, California State University Northridge The Computer and the Text: Hypermedia as Critical Expression, Robert Kolker, University of Maryland Communication, Culture and Community, Gilbert Rodman, University of South Florida Communication, Culture, Consciousness, John Sloop, Vanderbilt University Communication, Culture and Technology, Introduction to, Martin Irvine and William Drake, Georgetown University Communications for Tomorrow, Jerry Durlak, York University Communication Law and Ethics, William Martin Sloane, Elizabethtown College Communication Media, Introduction to, Buck Ryan, University of Kentucky Communications , Introduction to, Robert Main, California State University Communications, Media and Identity, David Gauntlett, University of Leeds Communication Technology and Society, Kyle Nicholas, University of Texas Computer-Mediated Communication, Michael Jaffe, University of Haifa Concepts in New Media, Jeremy Butler, University of Arizona Corporate Media, Tom Rieland, University of Alabama Cultural Diversity in the Media, Webster University Critical Issues in Cultural Studies, Ron Burnett, McGill University Cultural Industries and Cultures in a Perspective of Globalization, Alain Pericard, McGill University Cultural Studies, Cyberspace, Postmodernism, David Downing and James J. Sosnoski, University of Illinois at Chicago Cyberculture, David Porush, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Digital Culture (spring 1997), David Rodowick, University of Rochester Digital Cultures: Social Dimensions of the Information Revolution, Patrice McDermott, Georgetown University The Digitization of Culture, Ron Burnett and Charles Levin, Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design Effects of Mass Communication, Robert Hawkins, University of Wisconsin Ethics of the Mass Media, Eric Bishop, University of La Verne Electronic Media, Joel Thierstein, Purdue University Electronic Media Revolution, Mike Gerhard & Larry Riley, Ball State University Entertainment Law, William Sloane, Widener University Ethics in Communications, Joel Thierstein, Purdue University Ethics of the Mass Media, Eric Bishop, University of La Verne The FCC: Law & Policy, J.C. Turner, University of Northern Iowa Feminist Perspectives on Communication, Elizabeth Berry, California State University Gender and Communication, Marcia Dixson, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Gender and Media in South Asia, Ruhi Grover, University of Virginia Gender and Technology, Beth Kolko, University of Texas at Arlington Gender and Technology, Gertrude Robinson, McGill University Gender Issues in Communication, Ken Petress, University of Maine Gender, Sexuality, and Popular Culture, Henry Jenkins, MIT Global Communication, Amir Karimi, University of West Florida History and Theory of Freedom of Expression, Gilbert Rodman, University of South Florida Information Society, Introduction to, Bob LaRose, Michigan State University Interactive Multimedia, Introduction to, Gilbert Michelini, Ball State University Intercultural Communication, Ananda Mitra, Wake Forest University International Systems of Mass Communication- Eastern Europe, Dina Iordanova, University of Texas The Internet and the World Wide Web, Melissa Lee Price, Marist College The Internet as a Medium of Mass Communication, Chaim Eyal, San Francisco State University Language, Culture, and Communication, Madeline Maxwell, University of Austin Law of Mass Communication, S.L. Alexander, Loyola University New Orleans Mass Communication, Introduction of, Ronald Roat, University of Southern Indiana Mass Communication Ethics, James A. Brown, University of Alabama Mass Communication Law, Joel Thierstein, Purdue University Mass Communication Law and Ethics, Elizabeth Gailey, University of Tennessee Mass Communication Theories, Ananda Mitra, Wake Forest University Mass Communications Theory and Research, David Myers, Loyola University New Orleans Mass Media Criticism, Mark Poindexter, Central Michigan University Mass Media, Introduction to, Danenberg , University of La Verne Mass Media Self-Regulation Policies, James A. Brown, University of Alabama Mass Media Seminar, Lilian Dunlap, University of Missouri Mass Media and Society, Mark Hall, Butte Community College Mass Media and Society, Joseph Turow, University of Pennsylvania Media, Advertising and Society, Barbara Welch-Breder, University of Iowa Media Aesthetics, University of Illinois Media and Aggression Against Women, Neil Malamuth, University of California at Los Angeles Media Criticism, Richard C. Cante, Worcester State College Media Criticism, Jim Grubbs, University of Illinois Media Ethics and Issues, Brigham Young University Media and Ideology, Rick Gruneau, simon Fraser University Media History: Documentary and US Culture, Lisa Cartwright, University of Rochester Media Law and Ethics, Ted Schwalbe, State University of New York Media Management and Leadership, Charles Warner, University of Missouri Media and the Middle East, KarinWilkins, University of Texas Media and Society, Hans-Erik Wennberg, Elizabethtown College Media and Society in South Asia, Keith Snodgrass, University of Washington Media Studies, Introduction to, John Downing, University of Texas Media Theory, Introduction to, Daniel Chandler, University of Wales Message Design, Development, and Project Management, Michigan State University  Multimedia Production Techniques, Tom McHardy, Arkansas State University Myths of Gender -- Masculinity, Henry Jenkins, MIT Narrowcast Media: the Culture of Simulation, Charles Levin, McGill University New Media and Policy, David Crowley, McGill University New Media and Global Civil Society, Aaron Delwiche, University of Washington New Media- the Internet and WWW, Bruce Klopfenstein, Bowling Green State University New Technologies of the Electronic Media, Ray Schroeder, University of Illinois Philosophy of Media, John Peters, University of Iowa Political Communication, Allan Louden, Wake Forest University Popular Culture, Introduction to, Angela M. S. Nelson, Bowling Green State University Popular Forms of Public Communication, Gilbert Rodman, University of South Florida Post-Soviet and Russian Media, Dina Iordanova, University of Texas Principles of Mass Communication, Amir Karimi, University of West Florida Race, Gender, and the Media, Radhika Parameswaran, Indiana University Radio-Television-Film Communication, Dan Streible, University of Wisconsin Readings in Cultural Studies (a summer course), Henry Jenkins, MIT Rhetoric of Mass Media, John Sloop, Vanderbilt University Risk Communication Seminars, Mark Miller & David Schasman, University of Tennessee Science Fiction and American Culture, Henry Jenkins, MIT Social Effects of Mass Media, Jim Grubbs, University of Illinois Social Responsibility, James Needham, Ball State University The Economics and Finance of the Media, Charles Warner, University of Missouri Theories of Information and Communication, Introduction to, Samuel Edelman & Madeline Keaveney, California State University Theory and Research in Information Technologies and Services, Charles Steinfield, Michigan State University Topics in Media Studies: Race Relations in US Film and TV Culture, Mary Beth Havalovich, University of Arizona Understanding Mass Communication, David Lawrence, Alma College The Virtual Community: Daily Life in Cyberspace, Paul Kelly, York University  Women and Mass Communication, Elizabeth Witherspoon, University of North Carolina Women and the Media in the United States, Katy Wiss, Western Connecticut State University Writing for Broadcast Media, Dan Streible, University of wisconsin

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