CV Sections
Teaching Experience
Austin Community College
- Professor of Art, 2011-
- Associate Professor of Art, 2010-2011
- Adjunct Professor of Art, 2007-2010
St. Edward’s University
- Adjunct Professor, University Programs, 2007-2010
Hampshire College
- Assistant Professor of Media and Cultural Studies, 1998-2006
Glasgow University
- Visiting Lecturer, Theatre, Film & Television Studies, 1995-1996
University of Rochester
- Instructor, Film Studies Program, Fall 1997
- Instructor, Art & Art History Dept., Spring 1995, Spring 1997
- Instructor, English Dept., Spring 1994
Hobart and William Smith College
- Instructor, Art Dept., Fall 1994
Professional Publications
“The Psycho-Economy of Reality Television in the ‘Tabloid Decade’,” in How Real is Reality TV? Essays on Representation and Truth, ed., David S. Escoffery. (North Carolina: McFarland & Co. Inc.) 2006.
“Through the Image: Nicholas Nixon’s ‘People with AIDS’,” Discourse. 23.3 Fall 2001.
“The Political Economy of Pleasure” (annotated syllabus], with Michelle Bigenho), Political and Legal Anthropology Review 24.1 May 2001.
“Why Teach Popular Culture?” College English. 63.4 March 2001.
“Roundtext: Artifactuality, Artivirtuality,” with Spela Kosnik Virant and Susanne Lummerding, Vor der Information/Before Information (Vienna), no.3/4, April 1995.
“High Theory/Low Culture: Die Psychoanalyse Begegnet der Tages-Talk Show,” Medien Journal (Salzburg), January 1994.
“First Annual Console-ing Passions: Television, Video and Feminism Conference, Screen 33(4), Winter 1992 (conference report).
“Hard-boiled Ideology,” Critical Quarterly 34(1), Spring 1992.