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Media Arts and Studies

Media Arts and Studies

Jim Hertog

Jim Hertog

James K. Hertog was awarded his doctorate in Mass Communications from the University of Minnesota in 1990. He received his…

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Name
Phone 257-8204
Site
E-Mail jhertog@uky.edu
Dept. Media Arts and Studies

John Clark

John Clark

A faculty member since 1999, John F. Clark is an Associate Professor of Media Arts and Studies, having previously served…

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Name
Phone 257-2810
Site
E-Mail jclark@uky.edu
Dept. Media Arts and Studies

Tom Lindlof

Tom Lindlof

Thomas R. Lindlof is a professor of media arts and studies in the School of Journalism and Telecommunications. Tom holds…

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Title Professor
Name Tom Lindlof
Phone 859-257-4242
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E-Mail lindlof@uky.edu
Dept. Media Arts and Studies

Zixue Tai

Zixue Tai joined the media arts and studies faculty in 2007. He teaches courses in multimedia and interactive game development,…

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Name
Phone 257-1676
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E-Mail ztai2@uky.edu
Dept. Media Arts and Studies

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