Resume

• 2016.

  As a member of In Media Res

  an online scholarly site

  I coordinated a week of posts devoted to the Shondaland production company. This theme week occurred over the week of October 24 - October 28

  Henry

  Henry

  Georgia State University

  Georgia State University

  Graduate Teaching and Research Assistant

  I am a Graduate Teaching and Research Assistant at Georgia State University. As a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)

  I teach undergraduate courses in the critical studies of television and film. The courses I teach are \"The History of Motion Pictures

  \" \"Television Analysis

  \" and \"Critical History of Radio & Television.\" As a Graduate Research Assistant

  I assist different professors with their work. \n\nAt the present time

  I am also now the Associate Editor of the online scholarly site \"In Media Res.\" During the 2016-2017 academic year

  I was the Associate Editor of Public Relations for In Media Res.

  Vice President

  Circle K Club - Occidental College

  Member

  Black Student Alliance - Occidental College

  Associate Editor

  In Media Res

  As the Associate Editor of Public Relations

  I would publicize In Media Res' activities on social media. I would also sent weekly emails to various listservs informing them of In Media Res' theme weeks and the site's calls for proposals.

  Associate Editor of Public Relations

  In Media Res

  President

  Circle K Club - Occidental College

  I became a member of this society while I was still a student at California State University

  Los Angeles. I am still a member to this day.

  Member

  The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi

  This award was for outstanding academic achievement as a Masters student at Cal State L.A.

  California State University

  Los Angeles

  Special Recognition in Graduate Studies

  For oustanding academic achievement as a graduate student at California State University

  Los Angeles.

  California State University

  Los Angeles

  Special Recognition in Graduate Studies

  For oustanding academic achievement as a graduate student at California State University

  Los Angeles.

  California State University

  Los Angeles

  Special Recognition in Graduate Studies

  For outstanding academic achievement as a graduate student at California State University

  Los Angeles.

  California State University

  Los Angeles

• 2014

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  I am now a doctoral candidate in the Department of Communication at Georgia State University. I am in the Moving Image Studies track

  specializing in the critical studies of television and film. \n\nMy primary scholarly interest is in television mystery and detective shows. I am particularly interested in those programs that are inspired by and/or reflect the so-called \"classical detective\" school of mystery fiction. As a scholar

  I examine the historical evolution of this fiction on U.S. television. I am also interested in the factors within the U.S. television industry that have shaped said evolution. And

  I do case studies of specified mystery programs

  analyzing their narratives

  ideologies

  and representations of identity.

  Communication - Moving Image Studies

  Georgia State University

• 1998

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  I received my M.A. from Cal State L.A. in 2012. My major was Communication Studies

  with an emphasis in the critical studies of television and film.

  Communication Studies

  California State University

  Los Angeles

• 1994

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Political Science

  Occidental College

• In this piece

  I analyzed the movie Death of a Bureaucrat. Here

  I discuss the ways in which the film serves as an example of Third Cinema. The citation information is as follows: Communication Colloquy: A Journal of the Department of Communication Studies

  California State University

  Los Angeles. 5.1 (2003): 142-149.

  \"Death of a Bureaucrat: A Third Cinema Narrative Analysis.\"​

  In this piece

  I discuss generic hybridity on the television series How to Get Away with Murder. I focus on the ways in which the series combines elements of the lawyer and detective genres.

  \"​ 'Like a detective'​: Generic Hybridity on ABC's How to Get Away with Murder\"​