TV/Radio Staff:
Young Cheong
Education Coordinator for New Media and Digital Technology
Web Developer and Tape Librarian
Adjunct Assistant Professor
 M.F.A. Television Production, Brooklyn College 2000
Office hours
Mon 10:00AM-6:00PM
Tue 10:00AM-5:00PM
Thu 10:00AM-7:00PM
Please make all appointments directly with Professor Cheong.
Office
303c A (Whitehead)
(718)951-5555 or (718) 951-5000 ext. 2793
cyoung@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Kathleen Napoli
Administrative Assistant
 Kathy Napoli's duties as Administrative Assistant encompass a wide range of responsibilities, including reception, scheduling and liaison between students and faculty. All administrative tasks within the department office also form a large part of her work. Special interests include public relations, computer software, writing fiction and poetry, and advertising. Ms. Napoli has previously worked at Crossland Savings Bank, and the New York Life Insurance Company. She was also the CSTEP Administrator with the Research Foundation under the auspice of the Office of the Dean of Graduate Studies. Ms. Napoli was instrumental in helping to organize the Center for the Study of World Television's International Symposium in April, 1999 and the Brooklyn College Arts Council Gala in May 2001. She was actively involved in the initial organizatoin of PIMA at BC. She also served as the Gittlesons Shop Steward for Local 384 from June 1999 to July 2000. Ms. Napoli was honored as the BC Employee of the Month in June 2002. Ms. Napoli is currently a member of the Strategic Plan Steering Committee for Brooklyn College; the annual BC Day Committee; the annual Commencement Committee; and she works extensively with the Chair of Television and Radio on the department's Outcome Assessment plan. The department office hours are Monday through Friday from 9a.m. to 4p.m. Call or email Kathy to request information on academic programs, or to schedule an appointment with the Chairperson.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be sure to include your full name, address and telephone number in your email if requesting that information be sent to you by mail.
Office hours
Mon to Fri 9:00AM-4:00PM
Evenings - Please email: knapoli@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Office: 304A Whitehead
Office telephone: (718) 951-5555
Please make all appointments for Dr. Rodman through Ms. Napoli.
knapoli@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Saul Spicer
Consultant
 M.F.A. Television Production, Brooklyn College 1996. M.A. Music for Film, Television and Theatre, University of Bristol (England), 1994. M.A. Music, University of Cambridge (England), 1992.
Manager, Web & New Media, CUNY TV. Interests include emerging technologies in broadcasting and music, critical writing, and serious music. Wrote, directed and produced "Elevator", a cultural analysis of elevators and elevator travel. Associate Producer/Editor, CBS News Productions, where he edited the nightly news magazine program "Against the Law" for CBS Eye on People. Freelance web designer, Apple consultant and video editor for a variety of New York City-based clients. His article, "Push...Portals...Profits: U.S. Broadcasters and the Internet" appeared in the 1998 edition of "Almanac," the annual of the International Council of NATAS. Most recently, he wrote the script for CUNY's Human Resources introductory video for new staff members.
Ann Hepperman
Ann is the assistant director of radio at Brooklyn College where she helps students run the station. She has also created professional relationships between the station and a number of radio organizations including: Public Radio Exchange (PRX); Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS); Transom, the radio website of Peabody award-winning producer Jay Allison; and NPR's Next Generation. She has also helped develop a CUNY wide radio workshop with NPR's Next Generation that will premiere at the college in Spring 2006.
Ann is also an independent producer who has been creating national and international radio pieces for the past four years. Her work has appeared on: Morning Edition, Marketplace, Justice Talking, This American Life, American Routes, Weekend America, Here and Now, Only a Game, Savvy Traveler, To the Best of Our Knowledge, Radio Lab, CBC's Outfront, Voice of America's Our World, National Native News and Chicago Public Radio's Eight Forty-Eight and Re:sound. She has produced award-winning long and short form radio documentaries for WBEZ's Chicago Matters series and the Third Coast Audio Festival. Her work has also been a part of audio festivals across the country and around the world. She has won NFCB's Gold and Silver Reel, plus numerous awards from AP, RTNDA, and PRNDI. She has interned at Weekend Edition Saturday with Scott Simon and for years, was a host and reporter with Arizona Public Radio. Currently, she is working on a 20-part radio series about song and memory with author Rick Moody and producer Kara Oehler.
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