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Page Description: Courses Offered Associate Prof., Feminist Film and Film Theory, Pratt Institute, Sp. 2008 Associate Prof., Contemporary Media Theory, Pratt Institute, Sp. 2008 Associate Prof., Visual Cultures/Critical Practices, Pratt Institute, 2007 Associate Prof., Critical Theory for Writers and Artists, Pratt Institute, 2007 Associate Prof., Feminist Film and Film Theory, Pratt Institute, 2007 Associate Prof., Aesthetics and…

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Page Text: Associate Prof., Feminist Film and Film Theory, Pratt Institute, Sp. 2008 Associate Prof., Contemporary Media Theory, Pratt Institute, Sp. 2008 Associate Prof., Visual Cultures/Critical Practices, Pratt Institute, 2007 Associate Prof., Critical Theory for Writers and Artists, Pratt Institute, 2007 Associate Prof., Feminist Film and Film Theory, Pratt Institute, 2007 Associate Prof., Aesthetics and Politics: The U.S. and the Philippines, Pratt Institute, 2007 (graduate) Associate Prof., Comparative Culture and Form, Pratt Institute, 2006 Associate Prof., Hong Kong Global, Pratt Institute, 2006 Associate Prof., English 101: Writing in Visual Culture, Pratt Institute, 2006 Visiting Prof., Comp. Culture and Form: U.S. and the Philippines, American Studies UCSC, 2006 Visiting Prof., Filmmakers and Their Theories, Film and Digital Media, UCSC, 2006 Visiting Prof., Marxism and American Cultures, American Studies, UCSC, 2006 Visiting Prof., Grad. Seminar: Visuality and the Text, Literature, UCSC, 2006 Associate Prof., “Roland Barthes,” Pratt Institute, 2005 Associate Prof., Filmmakers and Their Theories, Pratt Institute, 2005 Associate Prof., “Introduction to Cultural Studies,” Pratt Institute, 2005 Associate Prof., “Third Cinema,” Pratt Institute, 2005 Associate Prof., “Frantz Fanon,” Pratt Institute, 2005 Associate Prof., “Seminar on the Writings of Karl Marx,” Pratt Institute, 2004 Associate Prof., “Writing in Visual Culture,” Pratt Institute 2004 Associate Prof., “US Cultures and Politics,” Pratt Institue, 2004. Visiting Faculty, “Introduction to Visual Culture,” Humanities, SFSU, 2004 Visiting Faculty, “US Cultures and Politics,” Humanities, SFSU, 2004 Visiting Assistant Prof., “Literary Theory,” Literature, UCSC, 2003 Visiting Assistant Prof, “Postcolonial Visuality,” Graduate Seminar in History of Consciousness, UCSC, 2002. Visiting Assistant Prof., “Postcolonial Cinema,” UCSC, 2002. Visiting Assistant Prof., “Reading Fiction,” Literature, UCSC, Spring 2002. Visiting Assistant Prof., “Historicizing Structuralism and Post-Structuralism,” Graduate Seminar in Literature, UCSC, Winter 2002. Visiting Assistant Prof., “America From the Standpoints of Its Enemies,” Literature, UCSC, Fall 2001. Visiting Assistant Prof., “Third Cinema,” History of Consciousness, UCSC, Fall 2001. Part-time Faculty, Cinema Department, San Francisco State University, “Graduate Seminar in Film Theory: Problems of Authorship, “Fall 2000. Part-time Faculty, Humanities Department, San Francisco State University, “Comparative Culture and Form: The US and the Philippines,” Fall 2000. Part-time Faculty, Department of Television, Radio, Film and Theater, San Jose State University, “Television: Form, Content, Critique,” Fall 2000. Part-time Faculty, History of Consciousness, University of California, Santa Cruz, Graduate Seminar: Transformations of Sensual Labor: Towards a History of the Image, Spring 2000. Part-time Faculty, Literature, University of California, Santa Cruz, “Globalization and Culture, Spring 2000. Visiting Fulbright Professor, University of the Philippines, Diliman, “Graduate Seminar in Film Theory,” June – October, 1999. Visiting Fulbright Professor, Ateneo de Manila University, “Introduction to Cultural Studies,” June – October, 1999. Lecturer III, Institute for Human Communication, “Writing in a Visual Culture,” CSU Monterey Bay, Spring 1998 Lecturer III, Institute for Human Communication, “Communication Ethics,” CSU Monterey Bay, Spring 1998 Lecturer, Film and Video, UC Santa Cruz, “History of Video,” Winter 1998 Lecturer, American Studies, UC Santa Cruz, “American Popular Culture,” Fall 1997 As Visiting Professor III, Film Department, College of Mass Communications, University of the Philippines: Courses Offered: 1.”Directing Women: Women Directors and Feminist Film Theory,” 1996 2.”Film Theory: Questions of Realism,” 1996 3.”Film Genre: Apocalypse, Horror and Dystopia,” 1995-96 4.”Film Theory: Sexuality, Cinema and Pedagogy, ” 1995-96 5.”Graduate Seminar: Visual Interventions in the Philippines and Elsewhere,” 1995-96 6.”Film Theory and Cinematic Practice: Cinema as a Social Technology,” 1995 7.”Film Genre: The Problem of Form,” 1995 Instructor, “Reading Visual Culture,” University Writing Program, Duke University, Fall 1994 Teaching Assistant, “Human Global Geography,” Comparative Area Studies, Duke University, Fall 1994 Teaching Assistant, “Methods of Global Analysis,” Comparative Area Studies, Duke University, Spring 1994 Instructor, “The Cultural Construction of War,” University Writing Program, Duke University, Fall 1993 Teaching Assistant, “Methods of Global Analysis,” Comparative Area Studies, Duke University, Fall 1993 Instructor, “Revolutionary Cinema,” Program in Literature, Duke University, Spring 1993 Instructor, “Latin American Literature,” International Studies, Duke University, Spring 1992 Co-instructor, “Film and Video Production,” Program in Film and Video, Duke University, Fall 1989 English Teacher, Stuyvesant High School, Manhattan, Spring 1987 English Teacher, Lehman High School, Bronx, Fall,1986 Academic Service Member, Social Text Editorial Collective, 2011- Editorial Board, Cognition, Communication, Co-operation 2011- Reviewer for Cultural Critique, 2011 Reviewer for Kritika Kultura, 2011 Pratt HMS Search Committee Chair, 2010-2011 Consultant on Faculty Laptop Policy, Pratt IT Services, 2010 Co-founder and co-organizer of Diversity for Excellence (Diversity student/faculty group at Pratt), 2010- Co-founder and co-organizer of Orbis Mediologicus (media studies group) 2009- Academic Coordinator of Freshman English, 2007-08 Founder and Organizer of Aesthetics and Politics Lecture Series 2007- Reviewer for Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique, 2007- Reviewer for Kasarinlan: Philippine Journal of Third World Studies, 2007- Academic Senator, Pratt Institute, 2006- Committee on Appointment, Reappointment and Tenure, Pratt Institute, 2006-2007 Curriculum Planning for Critical and Visual Studies, Pratt Institute, 2006- Panel Organizer/Chair, “The American Effect,”94th Annual College Art Association Conference, Feb. 24th, 2006 Consultant for Smart Classroom Project, SLAS, Pratt Institute 2004-5 Judicial Committee, Pratt Institute, 2004-present SLAS Curriculum Review Committee, Pratt Institute, 2004-2005 Participant, Provost’s Accreditation Initiative, Pratt Institute, 2004 Senior Thesis Committee, Digital Media Course, Program in Film and Digital Media, Spring 2003,UCSC Hisc 295A, Directed Reading, Spring 2002, UCSC Hisc 297A, Independent Study, Spring 2002, UCSC Event Organizer: “Culture Against War: Philippines on the Axis of Empire,” UC Santa Cruz, April 6, 2002. Fulbright Applicant Screening Committee, Cagayan de Oro, Philippines, July 27-8, 1999, Manila, Philippines, July 13-14, 1999. Speaker, Fulbright Pre-departure Orientation, Manila, Philippines, June 24, 1999. Member, Critical Forum, an interdisciplinary colloquium on Philippine politics and culture, University of the Philippines, 1996. Thesis Defense Committee, St.Scholatica University (Manila), February, 1996 Conference Organizer, New Metropolitan Forms, Duke University, April 7-9, 1994 Editorial Collective, Polygraph : an international journal of culture and politics, 1993-95 Panel Moderator, “Seminar on the Americas,” Duke University, September 1993 Programmer for University film venues, Screen/Society and Latin American Film Festival, 1989-92 President and co-Founder of Screen/Society, alternative film presentation group, Duke University, 1989-90 Share this:

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