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Stephen D. McDowell is the John H. Phipps Professor in the School of Communication at Florida State University (since 2006) and serves as Assistant Provost for International Initiatives (since 2018). He previously held roles as Department Chair (2002-2013), Associate Dean (2013-2021), and Interim Dean of the College of Communication and Information (2021-2023).
- Bachelor of Arts: Economics & Political Science (University of Waterloo, 1982)
- Master of Arts: Political Science (Queen’s University, 1983)
- Doctor of Philosophy: International Relations (York University, 1988)
His research focuses on media policy, new media technologies, international communication dynamics, and South Asian media systems. He has explored internet governance frameworks, intercultural communication challenges, and the intersection of technology with governance structures.
McDowell's publications include co-edited works on South Asian media politics and authored analyses of India's communication sector reforms. His fellowship experiences include roles with Canada's Department of Communications, the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, and a U.S. Congressional Fellowship through the American Political Science Association.
- Key Awards/Fellowships: Canadian Federal Communications Fellowship (1987-89), Shastri Indo-Canadian Fellowship (1989-90), APSA Congressional Fellowship (1994-95)
Teaching emphases include new communication technologies' societal impacts, mass media policy, and international communication frameworks. He has advised on institutional strategies for global academic engagement through his administrative roles.
