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Allen Oren is an Associate Professor in the Department of Media & Communication Arts at Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, Pace University, where he teaches journalism and electronic media courses. He is based at the Pleasantville campus in Westchester, with his office in Room 225, Choate House.
- BA in Psychology, Queens College, CUNY
- MS in Magazine Writing, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
His research and creative work focus on documentary filmmaking, particularly in cultural history, New York City heritage, and human-interest narratives with an emphasis on Jewish traditions and public broadcasting. His documentaries have aired nationally on PBS and have been recognized with multiple Emmy nominations.
His recent creative works explore themes of silence, memory, and ritual, reflecting a deep engagement with both artistic storytelling and cultural preservation. These projects demonstrate a consistent focus on interdisciplinary media, blending journalism, history, and the arts.
Selected Awards:
- Emmy winner, NYNATAS, 2001
- Emmy nominations (2022, 2017, 2012 [two], 2004, 2001)
- Best TV Features, Press Club, 1999
Allen Oren has advised students through his role in journalism education and has contributed to curriculum development in public speaking, feature writing, and media arts. While specific grants are not listed, his nationally aired documentaries suggest external or institutional support for his creative research. He is actively involved in teaching core courses such as Public Speaking, History of Journalism, and Writing for Electronic Media.
His work is closely tied to public media production, with creative output functioning as scholarly contributions in the field of media arts. He operates independently and collaboratively on documentary projects, often centered on historical and cultural themes relevant to American and Jewish identity.
