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Brian Gregory serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Arts at St. Francis College. He holds an Ed.D. from Teachers College, Columbia University and contributes over 13 years of professional experience as an audio and video engineer and producer in New York City's music and film industries to his academic role.
His educational background includes:
- Bachelor of Arts from James Madison University
- Master of Arts from Teachers College, Columbia University
- Doctor of Education from Teachers College, Columbia University
Dr. Gregory's research centers on sound technologies in historical and educational contexts, with particular focus on how early 20th-century media like player-pianos, phonographs, and radio shaped media literacy movements and critical consumer-citizenship education. His work bridges audio history with contemporary educational technology practices, examining the societal implications of mediated sound in learning environments.
His scholarly output includes a significant 2016 publication analyzing the NBC Music Appreciation Hour's role in educational radio, demonstrating his expertise in historical broadcasting pedagogy. This research reflects broader patterns in his work connecting media archaeology with current instructional technology applications, particularly in audio-based learning systems.
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Teaching and mentorship: Dr. Gregory integrates his extensive industry production experience into active learning methodologies, utilizing multimedia and accessibility technologies to create differentiated instruction. He actively participates in SFC Radio initiatives, as evidenced by the college's October 2022 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new radio studio, indicating his leadership in campus media infrastructure development and student media production.
