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Welcome to my website
If you're looking at this site you're probably interested in the Electronic Media & Broadcasting (EMB) program at NKU. Finding the right fit for you - in size, location, philosophy, opportunity - is the most important thing about choosing a college. And part of choosing a college for media creation depends on (1) how the program fits to your personal outlook on life/art/media, (2) the gear and facilities that the college has to offer, (3) the people with whom you'll be taking classes.
Our program's success has mainly been through #3 - NKU has long had great teachers. That's the university's focus and the whole reason we're here. Hopefully the they haven't stumbled badly by hiring me. And I really hope that now that I've been granted tenure - NKU is stuck with me for quite a while! :-) Recently we've been making great strides with #2. And my goal is that what you find on this site will help you decide on #1 - if what we're doing in EMB@NKU is right for you.
Contact me with any questions, thoughts or observations about the program. I'm always happy to talk about what we do and why we do it. You can also check out my bio to see my background and experience.
Summertime...and the living is busy
Over the summer I don't hold office hours, but you can schedule time with me by contacting me at the information below. For an idea of my schedule, I teach Aesthetics during the intersession (May 12-30, 9:00am-noon) and the Digital Cinema class from June 2-July 3, 9:30-11:30, except for the third week of June - shoot week - when we'll be expanding the class hours significantly.Social networking
I keep up with students, announce items about the program, and pass along job opportunities and projects through the Facebook EMBatNKU Group. I also have profiles on Facebook and MySpace. Add me as a friend or join the group to keep up with the EMB program. I also run the EMBatNKU community on Blackboard. Current EMB students can look for the community once logged onto the NKU's Blackboard site. If you don't see it there shoot me an e-mail and I'll check make sure you've been added to the community. And if you're into Second Life we're starting to build NKU in that virtual environment. I'm a complete newbie there, but if you see "Tao Voom" - that's me! It'll be a scary thing if I can help you in that 3D world, but if you're into SL contact me and I'll try and help you find our sim. I look forward to 'seeing' you online and on campus.
