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Full-time
faculty>>>
Dr. P. Brown
Ms. M. Diaz
Dr. B. Ebo
Dr. M Gutin
Dr.
B Janes
Mr.
Shawn Kildea
Dr. E.G. McKinley
Dr.
J. Millen
Dr. T. Simonet
Dr.
H. Schwartz
Dr.
F. Turner
Dr. M. Wang
Dr.
Y. Xia
Part-time
faculty>>>
Mr.
D. Arnold
Ms.
K. Capuano
Mr. P. Corrigan
Ms.
K. Griffin
Mr. R. Hirsch
Ms.
C. Kelly
Ms. S. A-McManimon
Mrs. H. Schwartz
Ms. K. Statmore
In the listings below, professors' names that are underlined are linked to personal home pages.
Part-time faculty members share offices in FA 243, Phone: (609) 896-5209
Mr. Derek Arnold
Adjunct Instructor, Communication
Office: FA 243 & LIB 137
Phone: (609) 896-5209 or 5033Ms. Susan Ashworth-McManimon
Adjunct Instructor, Speech
Degrees: B.A., Kean College, M.A., Montclair State University
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
e-mail: mcsue24@aol.comMs. McManimon is pursuing her doctorate degree at Rutgers University,
while teaching speech courses at area colleges.
Ms. Kathleen Capuano
Adjunct Instructor, Communication
Degrees: B.A., Queens College, M.A., West Chester University
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
e-mail: kcdc@ibm.net
Ms. Capuano teaches speech at area colleges and acts as a communication consultant
for corporations in New York and New Jersey. She was also a professional actress
in New York City.
Mr. Patrick Corrigan
Adjunct Instructor Communication
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
Dr. Pamela A. Brown
Professor of Journalism
Degrees: B.A., Rider; M.A., Ohio State; Ph.D., Iowa
Director, Law and Justice Program
Office: Fine Arts 250
Phone: (609) 896-5107
e-mail: brownp@rider.edu
Dr. Brown has professional experience in journalism and public relations
and teaches writing, reporting, public relations, law and communication ethics.
Her research is on 20th-century journalism history, the African-American press,
and the law of cyberspace.
Ms. Mercedes Diaz
Instructor of Journalism
Degrees: B.A. Mount Holyoke College; M.J., Ph.D. (ABD), Temple
Office: FA 239
Phone: (609) 895-5624
e-mail: mdiaz@rider.eduMs. Diaz teaches electronic journalism and public relations courses at Rider
and is an expert in electronic information and public relations. She has been a
reporter for the Times of Trenton, The Philadelphia Inquirer and the
Vineland Daily Journal.
Dr. Bosah Ebo
Professor of Communication
Degrees: B.S., M.A., Wisconsin; Ph.D., Iowa
Office: Fine Arts 269
Phone: (609) 896-5105
e-mail: ebo@rider.eduDr. Ebo teaches communication ethics, public relations and international communication.
His research interests include international communication and popular culture.
He has done extensive research on media images of Africa. He is editor of the book, Cyberghetto
or Cybertopia: Race, Class and Gender on the Internet and also the forthcoming
book, Cyberimperialism: Global Relations in the New Electronic Frontier.
Ms. Kelly Griffen
Adjunct Instructor, Public Relations
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
Dr. Myra Gutin
Professor of Communication
Degrees: B.A., M.A., Emerson; Ph.D., Michigan
Office: Fine Arts 254
Phone: (609) 895-5568
e-mail: mgutin@rider.edu
An authority and author on the topic of American first ladies, Dr. Gutin is
widely quoted in the popular media. She is currently at work on a biography of
Barbara Bush. Other research she has under way deals with political communication.
She teaches in the business and professional speech and interpersonal communication tracks.
Mr. Rod Hirsch
Adjunct Instructor, Journalism
Degrees: B.A., Rider College
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
Dr. Barry Janes
Professor of Communication
Degrees: B.A., M.A., Rutgers; Ph.D., New York University
Office: Fine Arts 267
Phone: (609) 895-5594
e-mail: janes@rider.edu"Emperor" of the television studio, Dr. Janes teaches broadcast theory and
production courses and is active in numerous production projects,
on and off campus.
Ms. Cindy Kelly
Adjunct Instructor, Speech
Degrees: B.A., M.A., Rutgers University
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
Mr. Shawn Kildea
Degrees: B.A., Rider College; M.A., Rider University
Office: FA 245
Phone: (609) 896-5335
e-mail: skildea@rider.edu
Mr. Kildea is the Video Technologies Coordinator. He supervises the instructional
technology of the Rider TV Studio and teaches Television Production courses.
He is currently pursuing his doctorate degree at Rutgers University.
Dr. E. Graham McKinley
Associate Professor of Journalism
Degrees: B.A., Yale; M.M., Westminster Choir College; Ph.D., Rutgers
Office: Fine Arts 273
Phone: (609) 895-5472
e-mail: mckinley@rider.edu
A journalist since 1981 who continues to work professionally part time, Dr.
McKinley teaches writing, graphic design, and multimedia. Her research
focuses on television and identity formation and the social construction of the
news. She is the author of "Beverly Hills 90210": Television, Gender, and
Identity, published by the University of Pennsylvania Press, and she is currently
working on a study of "Dawson’s Creek." She is also a part-time musician.
Dr. Jonathan Millen
Professor of Communication
Degrees: B.A., New Hampshire; M.A., Ph.D., U. Mass. at Amherst
Office: Fine Arts 271
Phone: (609) 895-5789
e-mail: millen@rider.eduDr. Millen, a social constructionist researcher, in addition to teaching interpersonal
communication, offers specialized courses in the social impact of rock 'n' roll and conflict
resolution. He is a trained mediator with area court systems, and an Assistant Coach with
the University Ice Hockey team.
Mrs. Harriett Schwartz
Adjunct Instructor, Speech
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 895-5788
e-mail: schwartzha@rider.edu
Dr. Howard Schwartz, Department Chair
Chairman and Professor of Communication
Degrees: B.S., M.S., Emerson; Ph.D., Purdue
Office: Fine Arts 281
Phone: (609) 896-5089
e-mail: schwartzh@rider.eduThe founding chairman of the department, Dr. Schwartz is known for his
supportive leadership of both staff and students. A world traveler, opera buff
and Yankee fan, he teaches speech persuasion and Senior Seminars.
Dr. Thomas Simonet
Professor of Journalism
Degrees: B.A., Georgetown; M.S., Columbia; Ph.D., Temple
Office: Fine Arts 265
Phone: (609) 895-5576
e-mail: simonet@rider.eduDr. Simonet teaches writing, editing, photography, and history of documentary
film. His research interests include the social construction of the news. Currently a
part-time metro editor for The Times of Trenton, Dr. Simonet has worked at several
daily and weekly newspapers, including 10 years as a movie critic.
Ms. Anntarie Sims
Adjunct Instructor,
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
Ms. Kelly Statmore
Adjunct Instructor, Communication
Degrees: B.A., Albright College
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
e-mail: kstatmore@comcast.net
Dr. Frederick H. Turner, Jr.
Professor of Communication
Degrees: B.S., Millersville; M.A., Ph.D., Temple.
Office: Fine Arts 252
Phone: (609) 896-5659
e-mail: fturner@rider.edu
The father of our internship program, Dr. Turner teaches communication theory, speech,
argumentation, and mass media. He is active in campus projects, communication training and
consultant work at organizations such as IBM, Educational Testing Service and private organizations.
Dr. Minmin Wang
Professor of Communication
Degrees: B.A., Xian Foreign Languages University; M.A., Ph.D., Bowling Green.
Office: Fine Arts 248
Phone: (609) 895-5482
e-mail: wang@rider.eduDr. Wang teaches intercultural and interpersonal communication as well as communication
theory and speech. A prolific researcher, she studies various aspects of multicultural
and intercultural communication. In 1995, she participated in the Non-Government Organization Forum
held in conjunction with the Fourth United Nations Conference on Women in China. She is the author
of the book, "A Cross cultural Study on Assertiveness of Chinese and American College Students"(1996).
Ms. Constance Weiler
Adjunct Instructor
Office: FA 243
Phone: (609) 896-5209
Dr. Yun Xia
Assistant Professor of Journalism
Degrees: B.A., M.A., Sichuan University; Ph.D., Southern Illinois
Office: Fine Arts 241
Phone: (609) 895-5489
e-mail: yxia@rider.eduDr. Xia is our resident new media specialist. His expertise lies in the area
of graphic communication in both print and digital media. His design is also combined
with online database and web programming. His research focuses on computer-
mediated communication, visual communication, new media communication,
and semiotic analysis of the Internet.