James Perez

James Perez is an Associate Professor of Mass Communication at Colorado Mesa University, affiliated with the Department of Mass Communication in the College of Liberal Arts. He teaches courses in communication theory, writing and reporting, audio production, and public relations, bringing professional experience from radio work in Los Angeles.

Education:

• PhD in Communication, University of California, San Diego (2014)
• MA, California State University, Long Beach
• BA, California State University, Long Beach

His research centers on the representation and dissemination of justice through media platforms, particularly focusing on reality television and social media. He explores how these platforms shape public perceptions of justice and accountability, combining critical media analysis with cultural studies perspectives.

While no recent publications are listed, his scholarly focus suggests engagement with media ethics, digital culture, and narrative construction in non-fiction media formats.

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James Perez advises students in mass communication disciplines and contributes to curriculum development in media production and theory. Though specific grants are not mentioned, his research trajectory indicates potential involvement in media and society-focused academic initiatives.

He is actively involved in teaching and research within the Department of Mass Communication and contributes to the academic mission of Colorado Mesa University through interdisciplinary media scholarship.