Juan Monroy

Curriculum Vitæ

Curriculum Vitæ

Contact

Department of Cinema Studies

New York University

721 Broadway, 6th Floor

New York, NY 10003

Internet

• http://juanmonroy.com/
• juan@juanmonroy.com

Education

• Ph.D. Cinema Studies. New York University. Expected Graduation Fall 2012.
• M.A. Cinema Studies. New York University, Spring 2003.
• B.A. Film Studies. University of California, Santa Barbara, Spring 1999.

Dissertation

“US Television, Latin America, and the Decade of Development.”

Advisor: Professor Anna McCarthy.

An examination of how television as a communication technology, a representational medium, and a commercial institution informed American audiences about economic development, industrialization, and modernization as means to curb Communism influence in Latin America during the 1960s. Case studies include: the launching of television infrastructure in the US and abroad as a means of promoting economic development; US network-produced television documentary programs on the governments and economies of Latin American nations; and local television documentaries on the impact of Latin America and the Cold War on local communities.

Research and Teaching Interests

• film, television, and cultural history
• media industries and economics
• digital convergence
• media policy and regulation
• media technologies

Fellowships, Honors, and Awards

• Peabody-Lambdin Kay Visiting Scholar Program, George F. Peabody Awards Archive, University of Georgia. Spring 2008.
• Summer Field Research Grant, Center for Media and Culture, New York University. Summer 2007.
• Dissertation Fellowship, Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, Fall 2005.
• Pre-Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, New York University. Summer 2005.
• Inaugural recipient of Distinction in the Field of Critical Studies, Department of Film Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara. June 1999.

Teaching Experience

Department of Media Studies, Queens College, City University of New York

Lecturer, Spring 2008 - Present.

• New Technologies
• American Film Industry
• Media Criticism
• History of Cinema: 1970 – Present

Department of Communication and Media Studies, Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus. New York, New York

Instructor, Spring 2008 - Present.

• History of Film, 1890 – 1950
• Introduction to Media Industries
• Introduction to Electronic Media
• Understanding Television

Department of Communication Arts, Marymount Manhattan College, New York, New York

Instructor, Fall 2007

• Introduction to Film and Video

Department of Cinema Studies, New York University

Instructor, Summer – Fall 2006

• New York Independents
• Multichannel Television

Teaching Assistant

• Film Aesthetics: Camera Movement for Professor Rahul Hamid, Spring 2005
• Introduction to Cinema Studies for Professor Anna McCarthy, Fall 2004
• Television: History and Culture for Professor Shawn Shimpach. Spring 2004
• Comparative Directors: David Lynch and Atom Egoyan for Professor Carla Marcantonio, Fall 2003

Kanbar Institute of Undergraduate Film and Television, New York University

Instructor

• History of Television Programming, Spring 2006
• Television Programming and Concepts, Fall 2005

Morse Academic Program, New York University

Preceptor

• Expressive Cultures: Film. American Film of the 1960s and 1970s for Professor Bill Simon, Fall 2005

Department of Film Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara

Teaching Assistant

• History of Film I: Silent Film for Professor Janet Walker, Fall 1999. Cynthia Felando, Fall 2000
• History of Film II: Sound Film to 1960 for Professor Charles Wolfe, Winter 2000, Winter 2001
• History of Film III: Neorealism and After for Professor Bhaskar Sarkar, Spring 2001
• Comparative Directors: American Independents for Donna Cunningham, Spring 2000

Lectures and Conference Papers

• “The Cold War Comes to Miami: WCKT and the Red Star Series.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 2011.
• “Translating Telenovelas.” Console-ing Passions, University of California, Santa Barabra. April 2008.
• “Division of Labor: Work, Latino Culture, and Race in Si-TV’s Urban Jungle.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, March 2006
• “Capitalism for All: Father Dan, Peru, and the Alliance for Progress.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, London, Great Britain, United Kingdom, April 2005.
• “Philips Radio: Philips, the Avant-Garde, and its Multinational Expansion.” NYU Cinema Studies Student Conference, New York, New York. February 2004.

Professional Memberships and Affiliations

• Society for Cinema and Media Studies

Related Professional Activities

• Video and Digital Media Librarian. NYU-TV, Division of Libraries. New York University. June 2009 - Present.
• Research Assistant. New York University. Professor Annette Michelson. September 2002 - May 2003.
• Print Traffic Intern. Filmmakers’ Cooperative, New York City. Supervisor: M. M. Serra. June 2002 - Dec 2003.
• Research Assistant. New York University. Professor Robert Stam. September 2001 - May 2002.
• Editorial Intern. Camera Obscura, University of California, Santa Barbara. Supervisors: Jeanne Scheper, Managing Editor and Professor Constance Penley, Co-Editor. March 1999 - July 2000.

Technical Skills

• Core web technologies: HTML5, CSS3, RSS
• Learning management: Blackboard, Moodle, Kaltura
• Content management: WordPress, Movable Type, Markdown
• Research management: RefWorks, Zotero, Pinboard, Instapaper
• Relational databases: FileMaker Pro, SQL

Past Work Experience

• Webmaster. Moving Image Archiving and Preservation Program. New York University. January 2007 - January 2008.
• Computer Network Specialist. Environmental Health and Safety, University of California, Santa Barbara. November 1997 - July 2001.
• Information Systems Assistant. Extended Learning Services, University of California, Santa Barbara. November 1995 - November 1997.
• General Manager. KCSB-FM 91.9, 640-watt, non-commercial educational radio station of the University of California, Santa Barbara. October 1996 - September 1997.

Foreign Language

• Spanish

References

• Anna McCarthy, Associate Professor. Department of Cinema Studies, New York University, 721 Broadway, 6th Floor. New York, New York 10003. Tel: (212) 998–1521. Email: anna.mccarthy@nyu.edu
• Richard Allen, Associate Professor and Chair. Department of Cinema Studies, New York University, 721 Broadway, 6th Floor. New York, New York 10003. Tel: (212) 998–1524. Email: richard.allen@nyu.edu
• Richard Maxwell, Professor and Chair. Department of Media Studies, City University of New York, 65–30 Kissena Blvd, G Building, Room 100 Flushing, New York 11367. Tel: (718) 997–2950. Email: rmax@nyc.rr.com
• Michael Tueth, S.J. Associate Chair, Undergraduate Studies. Department of Communication and Media Studies, Fordham University, Lincoln Center, 113 W. 60th St, New York, New York 10023. Tel: (212) 636–6510. Email: tueth@aol.com