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ALEXANDRA JEANNE JUHASZ (909) 607-4431 Education : Teaching Experience |
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EDUCATION |
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Harvard University: New York University: Doctoral dissertation with Bob Stam, Faye Ginsburg, Paul Arthur: Awarded 1993 Society for Cinema Studies' First Prize, "Dissertation Award." Whitney Independent Studio Program: Amherst College: |
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TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE |
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Pitzer College Bryn Mawr College Swarthmore College New York University |
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BOOKS |
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Blackwell Companion to Film Studies: Documentary and Documentary Histories. Learning from YouTube (2011, The MIT Press). F is for Phony: Fake Documentary and Truth's Undoing Women of Vision: Histories in Feminist Media AIDS TV |
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ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN BOOKS (1999-Present) |
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"So Many Alternatives: The Alternative AIDS Video Movement," |
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ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN JOURNALS |
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"Forgetting AIDS," ACT UP 25 Forum, Quarterly Journal of Speech (forthcoming 2012). "An Archive of Process," Otis College of Art catalogue for Art of the Woman's Building (forthcoming). "a la la la archive," GLQ (forthcoming, Fall 2011). "Postscript," written as Advisory Editor for Special Issue on Video Research Methodology, "Learning The 5 Lessons of YouTube," Cinema Journal 48:2 (Winter 2009), "MP:Me: Variant of a Manifesta," in "Experiments in Documentary," special issue of Millennium Film Journal, ed. Lucas Hilderbrand with Lynne Sachs, no. 51 (Fall 2008). "Introduction," and guest editor for Corpus V: Women, Gay Men and AIDS (March 2006). "Video Remains: Nostalgia, Technology, and Queer Archive Activism," "Feminist History Making and Video Remains: A Dialogue with Antoinette Burton," Jump Cut, 48 (Winter 2006). "The Future Was Then: Re-investing in Feminist Media and Politics," Camera Obscura special issue, "Archive for the Future" (forthcoming). "The Crisis in Publishing, In Focus," editor of and contributor to collection of writings for Cinema Journal 44: 3 (Spring 2005). "No Woman is an Object: Realizing the Feminist Collaborative Video," camera obscura 54 "Victim Stories: Documenting Pain, Punishment, Prison and Power," Studies in Law, Politics and Society 30 (2004): 247-260. Special volume, Punishment, Politics and Culture. "My Sundance: A Global Communist Dispatch," five commissioned columns as "Artist of the Week" for L'Humanite, a French daily newspaper, January 28 - February 1, 2002. "Reality Bytes: Unmaking the Real World in Reality TV," RES 3:4 (2001): 54-55. "Its About Autonomy Stupid: Sexuality in Feminist Video," Sexualities 2:3 (August 1999): 333-342. "Making AIDS Video as Radical Pedagogy," Radical Teacher, 50, special issue on media, Linda Dittmar, ed. (Spring 1997): 23-29. "Knowing Each Other Through AIDS Video," Connected: Engagements With Media, ed. George Marcus (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996): 195-220. "The Power and Pleasure of Seeing Science: Knowing AIDS Through the Televised Science Documentary," in Corrine Squire, ed., Women, Psychology and AIDS (London: Sage Press, 1993): 150-164. "So Many Alternatives: The Alternative AIDS Video Movement," Cineaste 20:4 (1994): 32-41. "They Said We Wanted to Show Reality, All I Want to Show is My Video: The Politics of Feminist, Realist, Documentaries," Screen 35:2 (Summer 1994): 171-190. "Our Auto-Bodies, Ourselves: Representing Real Women in Feminist Video," Afterimage (February 1994): 10-14. Reprinted in Spanish: "Nuestros autocuerpos, Nostras mismas" (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1998). "WAVE in the Media Environment: Camcorder Activism and the Making of HIV TV," camera obscura, 28, Imaging Technologies/Inscribing Science I (Fall 1992): 135-152. "Shifting Communities/Forming Alliances," FELIX, 1:3 (Spring 1992): 60-63. "From Within: Alternative AIDS Media By Women," Praxis 3, special issue, "AIDS/Abortion/Antibodies" (1992): 23-46. "Invitation Without Hospitality: Exhibition Review of Satellite Cultures," Visual Anthropology, 4 (October, 1991): 443-450. "Camcorder Politics," Cinematograph, 4 (1991): 79-86. "Representing Control: The Dismantling of Womens Sexual Liberation Through Mainstream AIDS Documentary," Journal of Sex Research, 1 (February 1990): 25-46. "Constructing Authority: Documentary Form and AIDS," Video Guide, 10: 3-4 (November 1989): 10-11. Publication in conjunction with screenings of AIDS tapes by the Satellite Video Exchange Society, Vancouver, Canada. |
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PUBLICATIONS ON THE INTERNET |
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"Aca-fandom and Beyond," a conversation with Derek Kompare and Jay Bushman,” "Fred Rant," Transformative Works and Cultures, special issue on Fan/Remix Video "PerpiTube: Repurposing Social Media Spaces," co-curated with Pato Hebert, on YouTube and "Distraction Span: Technologies of Productive Disruption," co-editor with Brian Goldfarb, "A Conversation with Alexandra Juhasz," CulturalStudies podcast (2011). "AIDS Video: to Dream and Dance with the Censor" "The Views of the Feminist Archive", FLOW 11:14 (2010) "On the On-Line Publishing and Re-Purposing of Learning from YouTube" Introduction to "Visual Culture Video Essays: collage of three student videos from Visual Research Methods course," AudioVisual Thinking 2:2, 2010. "A Lesbian Collective Aesthetic: Making and Teaching The OWLS" "The Increasingly UnProductive Fake", No More Potlucks 4 (July-August 2009). "Learning the 5 Lessons of YouTube", MEDIA PRAXIS: A Radical Website Integrating Theory, Politics, and Production. "Learning from YouTube: An Interview with Alexandra Juhasz," "Teaching on YouTube," OpenCulture, February 22, 2008. "Commentary: Learning from Fred", Teacher's College Record, September 08, 2008. Blog: Media Praxis, Media Praxis. Summer 2007-present. YouTube. Fall 2007-present. |
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SELECTED PAPERS PRESENTED AT ACADEMIC CONFERENCES |
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National Ethnic Studies Assoc., Illusions of Equality and Freedom on YouTube, 2011. SCMS: Media Futures Workshop, 2011. Visible Evidence: Institutionalized Lesbian Cinema and its Revolutionary Roots, 2010. Digital Media and Learning Conference: Queer You(th) Tube (via YouTube), 2010. SCMS: Queer Mentorship: The Future of LGBTQ Film Studies, 2010. American Studies Association: Contradictions of a Process Archive, 2009. Visible Evidence: An Archive of Process: Women's Building Video, 2009. College Art Association: YouTube's Ironic Free-Fall, 2009. Future of Writing: Learning from YouTube, UCI, 2008. OURMedia7, Ghana: What YouTube Teaches Activists, 2008. AIDS/ART/WORK, Visual AIDS, CLAGS: To Dream with the Censor, 2008. Console-ing Passions: Learning from Learning from YouTube, 2008. SCMS: MP:me: Variant of a Manifesta and Creating Complex Expression of YouTube, 2008. NITTLE: Learning from YouTube, 2008. Int. Comm. Assoc.: Queer Realism on You Tube, May 2007. SCMS: Teaching Media Praxis: Integrating Theory, Politics and Practice, March 2007. Flow: Roundtable on Media Publishing, October 2006. SCMS: "From the Scenes of Drag Queens: Todd Haynes, Genre and Queer Love," 2006. Visible Evidence: "Media Praxis Repressed! The Consolidation of Cinema Studies" 2005. National Critics Conference: "Missing in Action: AIDS Video Writing," May 2005. SCMS: Chair and paper, "Remembering AIDS Video." March 2005. Interdisciplinarity and Social Justice: Pitzer College, "Media Praxis," February 2005. SCS: "Representing Trauma Responsibly," May 2002. Western States Communication Association: "Video and the Public Sphere," MIT Digital Cinema Conference: "Lessons from Feminist Media History," October 2000. Visible Evidence: "Activist Video, Learning from Feminist Media History," August 1999. Society for Cinema Studies: "Queers, Jews, Representation." Panel chair, March 1998. SPE Regional Conference on Beauty: "Inter-Racial Beauty in Visible Evidence: "Making Feminist Film History," September 1997. Queer Conventions, U.C. Riverside: "Inter-racial Desire in Duke Journal of Womens Law and Policy Conference on Gender and AIDS: AAA: "Producing Queerness: New Queer Cinema and Cultural Activism," November 1996. Society for Cinema Studies: "Above and Beyond the New Queer Cinema," March 1996. Society for Cinema Studies: "Bad Girls Video: Badder Than Who?" March 1995. OutWrite: "My Life as a Gay Man/Living as a Lesbian," with Robert Reid-Pharr, March 1995 Visible Evidence: "Identity, Community and AIDS Video," August 1994. Visible Evidence: First Annual Conference on Documentary: Society for Cinema Studies: Workshop Organizer, "Representing Womens Health: Appropriating Imaging Technologies for Video Activism," February 1993. Console-ing Passions: "Constructing Identity Through Alternative AIDS Media," 1992. Society for Cinema Studies: "Seeing Safer Sex: Resistance, Negotiation, Dread," April 1992. Ohio University Film Conference: "Sound and Silence in Alternative AIDS Media." Society for Cinema Studies: Chair for panel, "Representing AIDS Culture." Talk presented: "Women of the AIDS Culture Represent Themselves." May 1991. Ohio University Film Conference on Documentary: Chair for panel, "Community Produced Video." Paper presented: "Camcorder Politics." November 1990. Society for the Scientific Study of Sex: Workshop Leader for "Representing Women's Sexuality in Sex Education and Sex Therapy Videos." November 1990. Society for Cinema Studies: "Seeing Control: The Representation of Womens Sexuality in Mainstream AIDS Documentary." May, 1990. Popular Culture Association: "Constructing Authority: Documentary Form and AIDS." |
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SERVICE: PITZER COLLEGE |
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Chair, Diversity Committee: 2004-2005. Chair, Committee on Campus Climate and Civility: 2004-2005. Co-chair, Ad-hoc Committee on Educational Objectives, 2004-2005. Trustees Committee on Social Responsibility: 2004-2005. Elected to Faculty Executive Committee: 2000-2002. Diversity Committee: 2001-2002. Academic Standards Committee: 1999-2000. Chair, Academic Events Committee, 1996-1997; member 1995-1996. Voting member, Gender and Feminist Studies field group, 1995-1997. Founding member, inter-collegiate Media Studies group, 1995-present. Chair, Media Studies Program, Pitzer College, 1995-present. Founding Member, Lamda Committee on GLBT of the Claremont Colleges, Spring, 1997. Screening Series, Organized and Funded: Alumni in Media, Day-Long Conference, 2001. IWW. Member, 2001-present. Presentations: Alumni Weekends, Parent's Days, 1995-present. Media Studies Job Search Committees: Pomona (2), CMC (1), Pitzer (2) |
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SERVICE: TO THE FIELD |
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Queer Mentor SCMS Queer Caucus Mentor Program, 2010. Doctoral Program Evaluator, Becoming Media, for the Austrian Science Fund, 2009. Project advisor, beta-testing: www.socratube.com and TheWebisodes.com, 2008. Resolutions3, Contemporary Video Art Practices, Advisory Committee, 2008-09. WASC Accreditation Evaluation Team Member for Art Center College of Design, 2007. GLQ: Editor, Moving Image Section: 2008-2011. Cinema Journal Editorial Board: 2003-8. Outsider Evaluator: Manuscript and Journal Reviews for: Dissertation and Master's committees for graduate theses in Cultural Studies at CGU. Women in the Director's Chair 20th Anniversary, Honorary Chairperson, 2000. Documentary competition judge, Outfest, 2002.
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