Faculty and Staff

Larry Abed	Jennifer Adams	M. Susan Anthony	Joyce Christiansen
Melanie Finney	Caroline Good	Tim Good	Andrew Hayes
Ron Dye	Gigi J. Fenlon	Kevin Howley	Geoffrey Klinger
Jeff McCall	Kent Menzel	Jonathan Nichols-Pethick	G. Duane Skoog
Steve Timm	Sheryl Tremblay	Robert Weiss	Susan Wilson
David Worthington	Amy Gaither-Hayes

Kevin Howley, Ph.D.
Media
Associate Professor  

On leave 2007-2008

Kevin Howley received his B. A. in Communication and Theatre from Queens College in 1984 (with a minor in Film Studies), his M. S. in Television/Radio Programming and Management from Brooklyn College in 1991, and his Ph. D. in TeleCommunication from Indiana University in 1998 (with a minor in Library and Information Sciences).

Kevin teaches courses in media studies and video production, including Media Fellows First Year Seminar, Media, Culture and Society, Television Production and Televisual Literacy, Advanced Television Production, and Media Studies Seminar.

Kevin Howley's research interests include critical-cultural analysis of community media, political economy of media industries, cultural politics, media history, and emerging technologies. His work has appeared in Television and New Media, Journal of Film and Video, International Journal of Cultural Studies, and Ecumene. He currently writing "Community Media: People, Places and Communication Technologies" for Cambridge University Press.

Select works by Kevin Howley below:

Envision Television
Radiocracy Rulz!
A poverty of voices
Spooks, Spies, and Control Technologies in The X-files

Office: Locust Faculty Office Building G
Extension: x4491
email: khowley@depauw.edu