| Professors
George Rodman
Professor and Chair, Department of Television and Radio.
 Ph.D., University of Southern California, 1975.
Author of a number of textbooks on mass media, human communication and public speaking used in hundreds of colleges and universities throughout the United States. Writer of television scripts for network production. Specialization includes mass media criticism and script writing. Former Deputy Chairman for Graduate Studies.
Recent publications include Mass Media in a Changing World, Updated 3rd Edition (McGraw-Hill, 2011), the tenth edition of Understanding Human Communication (Oxford University Press, 2009, co-authored with Ron Adler of Santa Barbara City College), Making Sense of Media (Allyn and Bacon, 2001), and The New Public Speaker (Harcourt Brace, 1997, a book that examines the role of face-to-face speaking in the media age).
Mass Media in a Changing World
Understanding Human Communication
Making Sense of Media: An Introduction to Mass Communication
Classes for Spring 2010:
TVR 70 Television and Radio Laboratory
TVR 75 Television and Radio Colloquium
TVR 76 Television and Radio Internship
TVR 79 Independent Projects
TVR 77 Television and Radio Internship
TVR 792.5X Research Practicum in Television and Radio
Office Hours for Spring 2010:
Contact Kathy Napoli at 718-951-5555 or
knapoli@brooklyn.cuny.edu for ALL appointments.
Mon. 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Tue. 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Thu. 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Office: 304 A
GRodman@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Stuart MacLelland
Professor
 MFA Brooklyn College, 1987.
Stuart MacLelland has over twenty-three years of professional experience in electronicmedia production. His broadcast credits include producing and directing 255 episodes of WORLD:COMM, a nationally distributed PBS program, and over eighty-five “magazine style” art and culture segments. He has written, produced and directed promotional and marketing programs for clients in the fashion, pharmaceutical, financial services, consumer products and medical industries. Multiple camera and live event production includes award ceremonies, fundraising events, entertainment specials, corporate functions, off-Broadway plays and musicals, concerts, and sporting events. A partial list of clients includes Chanel, Estee Lauder, Clinique, Tommy Hilfiger, ABC, WCBS, Clear Channel, Time Warner, The Princess Grace Foundation, The Fiver Children's Foundation, and The American Tribute Center.
Professor MacLelland has won multiple national awards, including nine Telly awards: 1996 for producing and directing Aaron Copland’s opera, The Tender Land; 1999 for Fanfare, a half hour documentary about arts education; 2001 for Broadway TV, a series of short entertainment segments; two in 2003 for The Princess Grace Foundation-USA, a documentary about the arts foundation; 2004 for Leaders, a promotional program produced for the Fiver Foundation; Memorial, a fundraising program produced for the American Tribute Center; CMA Music Festival and CMA Awards, both promotional programs for Clear Channel.
As an invited visiting scholar, he has presented applied media aesthetics lectures and demonstrations in China at the Beijing Broadcasting Institute (1996), Shanghai University (1997), and Communications University of China (2004, 2006-08).
Please note that Prof. MacLelland is on a Fellowship leave for the Spring of 2010 and he will return for the Fall 2010 semester.
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