ࡱ>  ebjbjbb ;__R],>>DDDXXX8lX) |!|!|!!X$X$X$Z)\)\)\)\)\)\)$+.|)DX$$$@X$X$)|!!t)(((X$T|!R|!(Z)(X$Z)((""(D%J(F))0)( /'L /(( /D)@(X$X$X$))B(@X$X$X$)X$X$X$X$ /X$X$X$X$X$X$X$X$X$>X :  CURRICULUM VITAE GEORGE RODMAN PROFESSOR Department of Television and Radio Brooklyn College of CUNY  HYPERLINK "mailto:grodman@brooklyn.cuny.edu" grodman@brooklyn.cuny.edu 718.951.5600 ext. 2792 HYPERLINK "http://www.bctvr.org"http://www.bctvr.org EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Ph.D., Communication, 1975 University of Southern California M.S., Communication, 1971 Illinois State University B.A., English, 1970 Glassboro State College/Rowan University English/Education TEACHING EXPERIENCE: January 1990- Professor Present Department of Television and Radio Brooklyn College September 1978- Associate Professor December 1989 Department of Television and Radio Brooklyn College September 1975- Assistant Professor September 1978 Department of Theater and Communication University of New Hampshire September 1990- September 2002 Adjunct professor at New York University, Hofstra, and Adelphi. September 1970- September 1975 Taught at California State University, San Luis Obispo; University of Maryland, Far East Division (Korea); University of Southern California; and Illinois State University. COURSES TAUGHT Advanced Writing (Graduate and Undergraduate) Advanced Public Speaking Advertising Argumentation and Debate Broadcast News Institute Business and Professional Speech Communication Ethics Communication Theory and Research (Graduate and Undergraduate) Composition History of Mass Communication Honors College Seminar: Future Media Independent Research (Graduate and Undergraduate) Intercultural Communication Internship (Graduate and Undergraduate) Interpersonal Communication Introduction to Human Communication Introduction to Mass Communication Language of Film Media Criticism (Graduate and Undergraduate) Media Writing (Graduate and Undergraduate) Nonverbal Communication Organizational Communication Persuasion Public Relations Rhetorical Criticism (Graduate and Undergraduate) Scriptwriting Small Group Communication Television Criticism Television Production Television Writing Video Game Development ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE: May, 2004- Chair, July, 2010 Department of Television and Radio Brooklyn College May, 2006- July, 2011 Chair, Arts Council Brooklyn College The Arts Council, whose mission is the coordination and integration of collaborative arts projects and activities in the Brooklyn College community, is composed of the department chairs of Art, Film, Music, Theater, and Television and Radio and other arts program leaders. September 2004- May, 2007 Chair, Brooklyn College Department Chairs Retreat Training Committee. June 2008- September 2009 Chair, CUNY Faculty Senate Student Affairs Committee May, 2004- Faculty Advisor of BC Excelsior (One of two college Present newspapers collectively rated fourth in the nation by the 2005 Princeton Review.) September, 1975- Leadership positions on Faculty, Curriculum, May, 2008 Campus Life, Budget, Campus Planning, Fund Raising and Administrative Committees May 1990- Deputy Chair/Director of Graduate Studies September, 1991 Department of Television and Radio Brooklyn College (This was a one-year assignment in which I successfully redesigned and retained the department MFA and MS programs.) September 1978- May 2008 Coordinator, CUNY BA Program. Administered through the CUNY Graduate Center, this program allows students, under the guidance of a faculty mentor, to self-design a major, drawing courses from any of CUNYs 17 campuses. As departmental coordinator of this program I have helped design dozens of custom majors within specialized arts fields September 2004- Present Mentor, CUNY BA Program. While serving as department chair, I continued my work with CUNY BA with a select group of students. September 2003- July 2010 Internship Coordinator, Dept. of TVR. September 1980- May 1990 Program Coordinator, Media Speaker Series Various- 2000-2010 Member, Executive Committee, Program in Interactive Media Arts Member, Arts Council Member, Council on Administrative Policy Member, College-Wide Promotion and Tenure Committee Senator, CUNY Faculty Senate Member, Status of the Faculty Committee Member, Faculty Council Chair, CUNY Faculty Select Committee Member, College-Wide Communications Committee Member and Chair of Curriculum Committee (Founded Writing Program, revamped MS and MFA Programs). Chair, Policy Council Subcommittee on Campus Planning Member, Committee on Interdepartmental Cooperation September, 1975- May, 1990 Coordinator, Study Abroad Program May, 1973- Associate Dean of Instruction September, 1975 Gavilan College, Far East Division, Korea (Responsible for all areas of administration of program.) Spring, 1973 Member, Exploratory Committee, Annenberg School of Communication, West September 1972- May 1973 Coordinator, Faculty-in-Residence Program, University of Southern California. May, 1971- September, 1971 Program Administrator, Illinois Department of Mental Health. September 1970- May 1971 Member, Faculty Search Committee, Illinois State University. Spring, 1969 Member, Exploratory Committee, Glassboro State College School of Communication FUNDRAISING May, 2009- Present Negotiated partnership with Longtail Distribution, Inc., to market archival department programs. September, 2007- Present Coordinated and helped secure $2.8 million grant to build Brooklyn College HDTV Studio. September 2005- July 2010 Developed partnership with Cablevision, Inc., including the development of a half-hour, biweekly, live call-in television program, Inside Brooklyn. September, 2000- Present Establishment and coordination of listserv for alumni. September, 1996- Present Worked directly with Brooklyn College Foundation on various fundraising events, including alumni receptions, BC 75th anniversary festival, and cultural events. September 1979- July 1980 Designed and conducted grantsmanship workshops for faculty. PROGRAM EVALUATION AND DEVELOPMENT Served as outside evaluator for communication programs at Nassau Community College and Rowan University. Served on evaluation committees at Illinois State University and the Annenberg School at the University of Southern California. Chair of Undergraduate and Graduate Curriculum Committees, Faculty Council of Brooklyn College. AWARDS AND HONORS May, 2005 Eric Steinberg Award for College Citizenship (This award is given annually to one member of the Brooklyn College faculty who has contributed most to the development of the college.) May, 2005 Bernard H. Stern Professor of Humor (Emeritus, 2007) January, 1978- Favorite Teacher Award, multiple times Present (Determined by vote of graduating seniors.) MAJOR PUBLICATIONS BOOKS (Editions listed separately) ESSENTIAL COMMUNICATION, 3rd ed. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2023, coauthored with Ron Adler and Athena Dupre. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 15th ed. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2022), coauthored with Ron Adler. This is the most widely adopted introductory communication text, and Oxford University Presss best-selling college textbook. MASS MEDIA IN A CHANGING WORLD, 4th International Edition (New York: McGraw-Hill International, 2012), published June 2011. MASS MEDIA IN A CHANGING WORLD, 4th ed. (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2012), published February 2011. Approximately 100 new pages based on changes in mass communication events and research in the last year. A full description of this text can be found on its companion web site,  HYPERLINK "http://www.mhhe.com/rodman4e" www.mhhe.com/rodman4e. MASS MEDIA IN A CHANGING WORLD, 3rd ed. Update (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2011), published February 2010. Approximately 100 new pages based on changes in mass communication events and research in the last year. A full description of this text can be found on its companion web site,  HYPERLINK "http://www.mhhe.com/rodman3" www.mhhe.com/rodman3. UNDERSTANDING MEDIA, Chinese ed. of Mass Media in a Changing World, translated by Jiango Deng (Beijing: McGraw-Hill Asia and Beijing World Publishing, 2011). MASS MEDIA IN A CHANGING WORLD, 3rd ed. (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2010), published February 2009. Approximately 150 new pages based on changes in mass communication events and research in the last year. A full description of this text can be found on its companion web site, www.mhhe.com/rodman3. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 10th ed. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2009), published April 2008, coauthored with Ron Adler. Includes updated theory, research, and case studies in interpersonal, group, organizational, corporate, public, and mass communication. MASS MEDIA IN A CHANGING WORLD, 2009 Update (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2009), published January 2008. Approximately 150 new pages based on changes in mass communication events and research in the last year. A full description of this text can be found on its companion web site,  HYPERLINK "http://www.mhhe.com/rodman2" www.mhhe.com/rodman2. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, Canadian Edition (Ontario: Oxford University Press, 2008), published April 2007, coauthored with Ron Adler and Alexandre Sevigny. Includes 150 new pages of updated theory, research, and case studies in interpersonal, group, organizational, corporate, public, and mass communication. MASS MEDIA IN A CHANGING WORLD, 2nd Edition (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2008), published January 2007. Approximately 250 new pages based on changes in mass communication events and research in the last year. MASS MEDIA IN A CHANGING WORLD, Updated 2007 Edition (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2007), published January 2006. Contains 200 updated pages based on changes in mass communication in the last year. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 9th ed. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2006), pub date April 2005. Coauthored with Ron Adler. This edition features new research on communication theory as well as new examples of principles and types of interpersonal, group, organizational, corporate, public, and mass communication. A full description of this book can be found on its companion web site,  HYPERLINK "http://www.oup.com/us/uhc" www.oup.com/us/uhc. MASS MEDIA IN A CHANGING WORLD (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2006), pub date January 2005. Based on my earlier Making Sense of Media, this book contains around 60% new material based on changes in mass communication in the previous four years, as well as a new chapter on the news industry. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 8th ed. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2003). Coauthored with Ron Adler, this was one of the most widely adopted introductory communication texts published. This edition features updated research on communication theory and new analyses of student speeches. MAKING SENSE OF MEDIA (Boston: Allyn & Bacon, 2001) An examination of the history, industry, and controversies of mass media. Media laws, ethics, and effects, with special attention to medias cultural implications. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 7th ed. (Ft. Worth: Harcourt, Brace, 2000), 545 pp. This book, which is coauthored with Ron Adler of Santa Barbara City College, has become the standard in the field. New to this edition was a chapter on mediated communication and an enhanced coverage of communication technology, as well as the usual revisions, updated theory and research included in all new editions. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 6th ed. with Ronald Adler (Ft. Worth: Harcourt, Brace, 1997), 525 pp. New to this edition were expanded coverage of the significance of cultural diversity and the role of critical thinking in today's media environment. THE NEW PUBLIC SPEAKER (Ft. Worth: Harcourt Brace, 1997), 465pp. The theme of this book is that both audiences and speakers have changed because of the influence of the media, especially television. Specifically, audiences have become more passive, less attentive and more gullible, while speakers have modeled the slick media models to which they are constantly exposed. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 5th ed. with Ronald Adler (Ft. Worth: Harcourt, Brace, 1994), 587 pp. New to this edition were an overview chapter on Media Studies, an expanded treatment of gender and culture, and a new section on communication competence. MASS MEDIA ISSUES, 4th ed. (Dubuque: Kendall/Hunt, 1993), 514 pp. Anthology. New to this edition were 46 readings and new chapters on The First Amendment, Values and Culture, and America's Global Influence. Nominated for the 1993 McGannon Center Research Award. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 4th ed. with Ronald Adler (Ft. Worth: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1991), 471 pp. This edition contained new chapters on Communication at Work and Family/Friendship Communication, and new sections on ethics and persuasion. MASS MEDIA ISSUES, 3rd ed. (Dubuque: Kendall/Hunt, 1989), 303 pp. Anthology. More than 60 articles new to this edition. New chapters on Newspapers, Motion Pictures, and Public Relations. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 3rd ed. with Ronald Adler (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1988), 422 pp. New to this edition was the chapter, "Improving Interpersonal Relationships." PUBLIC SPEAKING, 3rd ed. (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1986), 311 pp. New chapters on Audience Analysis and Speaking Through the Electronic Media. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, 2nd ed. with Ronald Adler (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1985), 381 pp. This edition contained a new chapter on organizational communication. MASS MEDIA ISSUES: ANALYSIS AND DEBATE, 2nd ed. (Chicago: Science Research Associates, 1984), 441 pp. Anthology. More than 85 articles were new to this edition. New chapters on Ethics, Politics, and International Propaganda. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION, with Ronald Adler (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1982), 397 pp. Designed for the introductory course, this text contained sections on The Elements of Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Groups, and Public Communication. PUBLIC SPEAKING: AN INTRODUCTION TO MESSAGE PREPARATION, 2nd ed. (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1981), 310 pp. A chapter on Small Group Communication was new to this edition. MASS MEDIA ISSUES: ANALYSIS AND DEBATE (Chicago: Science Research Associates, 1981), 296 pp. Anthology of approximately 100 articles dealing with issues such as press censorship, pornography, deregulation and new technology. PUBLIC SPEAKING: AN INTRODUCTION TO MESSAGE PREPARATION (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1978), 222 pp. An anecdotal approach to the idea that speech preparation can be used as a model for all types of structured messages. SPEAKING OUT (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1978). Hardcover professional and bookstore version of PUBLIC SPEAKING. OTHER PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS Communication Technology and Psychological Well-Being, book chapter for Technology and Psychological Well-Being, Yair Amichai-Hamburger, ed. (first author, with Katherine Fry, Cambridge University Press, 2009). "Perceiving the Self," with Ronald B. Adler;Chapter 8 of Kathleen M. Galvin and Pamela J. Cooper, Making Connections: Readings in Relational Communication," Los Angeles: Roxbury Publishing, four editions: 2006,2003, 2000, and 1996. The Changing World of Global Television, Global Media Panel, Eleventh Annual Faculty Day Conference, Brooklyn College, 2008. A Stern View of Movie Humor: Duck Soup, 2007 Bernard H. Stern Professor of Humor Lecture presented at the Tenth Annual Faculty Day Conference, Brooklyn College, 2007. Did You Hear the One about the Death of the Joke? 2006 Bernard H. Stern Professor of Humor Lecture presented at the Tenth Annual Faculty Day Conference, Brooklyn College, 2006. Media Monoliths and the Abuse of Freedom, NYSCA Annual Conference, 2004. Deregulation and the Rise of the Media Monoliths, Ninth Annual Faculty Day Conference, Brooklyn College, 2005. Adaptation: From Page to Screen, Seventh Annual Faculty Day Conference, Brooklyn College, 2003. Writing Welcome to America, Sixth Annual Faculty Day Conference, Brooklyn College, 2002. Using the Internet in Education, Texas Community College Teachers Association Annual Conference, 1997. Television and Sexual Identity, Core Curriculum Symposium, The Modern Condition: A Search for Identity World War II Present, Adelphi University, April 5, 1991. Give Me Reality, or Dont Give Me Death, New York Daily News, July 20, 1986. If Youve Seen One Daily News Magazine, February 23, 1986. TV and Superstition, Alpha Epsilon Rho Conference, Brooklyn College, 1981. The Student as Communication Analyst, Communication Education, January, 1977. How to Interview J.D. Salinger, Serendipity, Spring, 1976. The Effects of Obscenity on Source Credibility and Attitude Change, SCA Annual Conference, San Francisco, 1971. The Development of a Youth Service Agency, Governors Conference on Youth, Campaign-Urbana, Illinois, 1971. Obscenity and Freedom of Speech, ICA Annual Conference, Phoenix, 1971. A Stab at Developing Small Group Communication Theory, with David Dymacek, et al. WSCA Annual Conference, 1971. EDITORIAL REVIEW BOARDS Annual Editions, Mass Communication; Annual Editions, Education; Taking Sides: Clashing Views in Mass Communication and Society. Educational Publishers: WW Norton Publishing; Oxford University Press; Holt, Rinehart and Winston; Harcourt Brace; CBS Publishing; Science Research Associates; McGraw-Hill Publishing. FACULTY SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS At various times I have designed and conducted the following workshops and seminars for faculty development: Outside Evaluation/Self-Study Multi-Year Planning Curriculum Development Program Building Grantsmanship Fund Raising and Alumni Development Technology, Teaching, and Learning Middle States Accreditation Process Outcomes Assessment Faculty Recruitment Student Recruitment and Retention New Teacher Orientation ONLINE WORK Created and maintained e-group for majors:  HYPERLINK "mailto:BCTVR-Majors@yahoogroups.com" BCTVR-Majors@yahoogroups.com Created and maintained e-group for faculty:  HYPERLINK "mailto:BCTV-Faculty@yahoogroups.com" BCTV-Faculty@yahoogroups.com. Created and maintained e-group for alumni:  HYPERLINK "mailto:BCTVR-Alumni@yahoogroups.com" BCTVR-Alumni@yahoogroups.com. Created and maintained e-group for graduates in the job market:  HYPERLINK "mailto:TVR_Jobs@yahoogroups.com" TVR_Jobs@yahoogroups.com. Created and maintained nationwide e-group for instructors of the basic course in mass communication:  HYPERLINK "mailto:MediaProfs@yahoogroups.com" MediaProfs@yahoogroups.com. Designed Web sites for Making Sense of Media and Mass Media in a Changing World. Hosted Web videos for Brooklyn College and Allyn & Bacon. Created nationwide online magazine for communication majors, Profrodmans Zine, Zinezone.com, 1999. OTHER CREATIVE WORK TELEVISION SCRIPTS BC Spirit, half hour light drama serial produced on the Brooklyn College Campus. Head Writer, with students of Advanced Writing Classes at Brooklyn College. Broadcast 2006, CUNY-TV. Little Top, half hour situation comedy. Head writer, with students of Advanced Writing, Comedy class at Brooklyn College. Optioned by Austin Film and Video, 2001. "The First Time," script for KATE AND ALLIE, CBS Television. Senior writer, with Stephen Siegel. No screen credit, payment by out-of-court settlement. The final version of this script aired July 13, 1987, and won the Humanitas Award for 1987. Three Pilots: "Siggie and Me," about a contemporary psychologist who lives with the ghost of Sigmund Freud, "Father Father," about a priest who adopts five inner-city kids, and "Little Sister," roughly the same idea as "Look Who's Talking," which came later. Writer, for Dick Lewis Productions, represented by William Morris Agency, pitched to CBS during the spring of 1986, not picked up. "Wheels and Bentley," half-hour buddy comedy for BROOKLYN COLLEGE PRESENTS. Writer, Spring, 1987. "C.C.C.," half-hour campus comedy for BROOKLYN COLLEGE PRESENTS. Senior writer and producer, with Stephen Siegel, 1985. "The Drop-Outs," half-hour comedy pilot for BROOKLYN COLLEGE PRESENTS. Writer, Producer, 1982. Yon Ton Fever, episode for MASH, accepted for representation at CLOUT Agency, Los Angeles, 1981. OTHER TELEVISION WORK Promotional spot for Department of Television and Radio, Brooklyn College. Currently available at  HYPERLINK "http://www.bctvr.org" www.bctvr.org. Host. "Politickally NCorrect," student talk show featuring B.C. student leaders, produced by the Television Club. Host, Spring, 1998. "The Rodman Report," academic talk show with Tim Gura, Leonard Ashley and Louise Hainline as permanent panelists. Pilot. Host, producer. Segments used for "The Flow," 1997-1998. "World:Comm," air show featuring industry experts. Host and panelist, 1995-1997. The Rodeo Stays in Town at Least a Week, by Jerry Stubblefield. Executive Producer, Brooklyn College Presents, 1981. Eyewitless News, a spoof of TV news, produced at WENH, Executive Producer, 1978. Dragnuts, a spoof of TV detective shows, produced at WENH, Executive Producer, 1978. Civil Liberties, documentary broadcast over WENH-TV and WMUR-TV. Executive Producer, 1977. Dating Game, Chuck Barris Productions, Los Angeles, April 1973; Bachelor # 3 and victor. Prizes included trip to the premier ball for Lost Horizons and an eight-track tape player. FILM SCRIPTS Il Caso Della Casa, full-length feature screenplay about the Italian-American immigrant experience. With Robert Viscusi, 2007. "The Organizatsiya," action-adventure featuring female P.I. who takes on the Russian Mob in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. Senior writer, with Gerard Redmond. Completed Spring, 1994. Accepted for representation with Stephen Ross Agency. Optioned to ARC productions. "The Man Who Shot Sherlock Holmes," action-adventure based on the character of Arthur Conan Doyle. Rewriter, with Stephen Siegel, as optioned by Sean Connery Productions, July, 1992. "Ghost Dance," action-adventure about a modern-day native American uprising. Written at U.S.C. under Irwin Blacker, 1973; accepted for representation at Nicholas Literary Agency, 1980. RADIO DRAMA Welcome to America, serial drama broadcast over Radio Africa International, beginning May, 2002. Head writer, with students of Advanced Writing, Drama class at Brooklyn College. AUDIO RECORDINGS Professionally Speaking: Making Presentations that Work (Edcom Publishing, 1978). Taped self-study program used in distance education. MISCELLANEA Author of various instructors manuals, student handbooks, faculty handbooks and electronic educational materials. Editorial board, Speech Communication Annual and Global Listening Center. Guest lecturer at several universities. Pre-publication reviewer for all major publishers. Listed in Whos Who in Education, Whos Who in Entertainment, Whos Who in the East, and Whos Who Among Americas Teachers. Member and/or conferee, at various times, of SCA, ICA, BEA, AEJMC, WSCA, ESCA, AERho, NATAS, UFVA, and NYSCA. NATPE Faculty Intern at WABC-TV. PERSONAL Born 10/27/48. Married Linda Barbera, 1982. Three children: Jennifer, 1983 (Psychologist), Alexandra, 1988 (Physician), and Dean, 1995 (International School teacher). 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