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Shari Thompson is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Rowan University's Ric Edelman College of Communication & Creative Arts, specializing in Radio, Television & Film. She previously served as Assistant Professor at Howard University and adjunct professor at Temple University and Stevenson University. Holding a B.A. from Georgetown University and an M.F.A. from Temple University, her research focuses on scriptwriting, race and representation in cinema, film philosophy, and documentary film. Her acclaimed documentary The Leesburg 33 screened at the Langston Hughes African American Film Festival and aired on WYBE/PBS. She has also presented research on racial ideology in Disney Princess narratives at the National Association of African American Studies Conference.
Her academic affiliations include Rowan University, Howard University, Temple University, and Stevenson University. Education background: B.A. (Georgetown University), M.F.A. (Temple University).
Research interests emphasize critical analysis of race in media, ethical storytelling in documentaries, and the philosophical dimensions of film. Though no peer-reviewed articles are explicitly listed, her creative and academic work demonstrates a commitment to social justice themes and interdisciplinary approaches to media studies.
