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Dr. David Black is an Associate Professor in Communication & Culture at Royal Roads University, specializing in media and cultural theory, political communication, and communication history. He joined Royal Roads in 2003 after teaching at Wilfrid Laurier University (1991–2003). His work emphasizes media production for social justice, critical analysis of technology, and the intersection of communication with political strategies. Black is a frequent media commentator on political and communication trends, appearing in outlets like CTV News and CFAX 1070.
Education:
- PhD in Social and Political Thought (York University)
- MA in Cultural Anthropology (University of Chicago)
- BA in English Literature and Anthropology (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Research Focus: Black’s research explores the historical and critical dimensions of media theory, political communication strategies, and the societal impact of technology. He advocates for bridging academic communication programs with professional communities to foster practical applications of theory.
Awards & Recognition:
- Won Royal Roads’ Kelly Outstanding Teacher Award (2007)
- Nominated for the same award in 2005
Advising & Grants: No formal grants or student advisement records listed, though his media commentary and teaching awards highlight his impact in academic and public spheres.
Labs/Teams: Not explicitly mentioned, but his role as a political communication expert suggests involvement in interdisciplinary research networks or public engagement initiatives.
