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New Student Convocation at Syracuse University
I had the honor of delivering the faculty address to incoming Syracuse University Students Continue reading
Posted in Charisse is Cool, Classes, Professional
Tagged Education, Identity, Psychology, Social Justice, Video
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Master Class: Psychology of Fake News
I will be teaching a master class at the Chautauqua Institute on the Psychology of Fake News on Tuesday, August 15. You can sign up here: chq.org/season/take-a-class. Full Description: Fake news is not new. Its current incarnation is the outcome of … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Posts, Charisse is Cool, Classes, Professional, Psychology and Technology, Satire
Tagged Culture, Journalism, Psychology, Video
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Black Utopias: An Interview w/ Joan Bryant
Joan Bryant, Ph.D., Associate Professor of African American Studies at Syracuse University and I discuss her exhibit, “Black Utopias.” What is a Black Utopia and how does the historical vision of a Black Utopia continue to resonate today?
Posted in Classes, Professional, Video
Tagged Art, Culture, Identity, Media, Politics, Race, Social Justice
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Branded Content with Alex Otto
Alex Otto, Director of Branded Entertainment at TLC joins my COM107 class to talk about the unique intersection of content and advertising. Alex has worked at NBC Universal and CBS Paramount Television. She talks about what she does on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, Culture, Education, Media, New Media, Video
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Struggle with Satire: A South Park Screening and Discussion
Inspired by an incident at a Syracuse University dorm, Profs. Robert Thompson and Charisse L’Pree host a conversation with Terra Peckskamp (Director of Residence Life), Cedric Bolton (Coordinator of Student Engagement at the Office of Multicultural Affairs), and Dan Brown (MA Student … Continue reading
Posted in Classes, Consulting, Satire, Television, Video
Tagged Art, Civic Engagement, Culture, Education, Media, Politics, Race, Video
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Communicating History with Jason Steinhauer
History is more than just memorizing facts and dates, it is about understanding the connections between people and across time. Jason Steinhauer is a public historian at the Library of Congress whose History Relevance Campaign and History Communicators advocates for … Continue reading
