Renee Dupree

Research Advancement Manager,

New College - Research Advancement

Mail code: 1251

Campus: West
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Education

PhD in Communication, Culture and Media Studies (2019)

Howard University, Washington, DC

MA in Teaching (2018)

University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA

MC in Digital Media (2009)

University of Washington, Seattle, WA

BS in Global Business / Marketing (2003)

Arizona State University West, Glendale, AZ

Research Activity

CONFERENCES

Dupree, R. (2023). Life or something like it. Paper presented at the fifty-second annual Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference, San Antonio, TX. April 6, 2023.

Dupree, R. (2019). Rape culture and romance: A thematic analysis of sexual scripts in new millennial comedy films. Paper presented at the forty-ninth annual Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference, Washington, D.C. April 18, 2019.

Dupree, R. (2015). Black family organization: A critical ethnography. Paper presented at the sixteenth annual Curriculum and Pedagogy Conference, Cleveland, OH. November 6, 2015.

Dupree, R. (2014). Scholar and student perceptions of historically Black colleges and universities. Paper presented at the fifteenth annual Curriculum and Pedagogy Conference, New Orleans, LA. November 15, 2014.

Dupree, R. (2013). From arts education to social activism: A case study of urban secondary school students. Paper presented at the fourteenth annual Curriculum and Pedagogy Conference, New Orleans, LA. November 7, 2013.

Invited Panel Discussions

Dupree, R. (2013). Power, privilege and supremacy. Invited panel member of the fourteenth annual Curriculum and Pedagogy Conference, New Orleans, LA. November 8, 2013.

Presentations

Dupree, R. (2017). “Understanding opposing views”. Presentation, SCOM 120: Digital Media Literacy, Howard University.

Dupree, R. (2017). “Media literacy: What it is, why it matters”. Presentation, SCOM 120: Digital Media Literacy, Howard University.

Dupree, R. (2016). “Overview of communications and media effects theories and concepts”. Presentation, SCOM 120: Digital Media Literacy, Howard University.

Professional Associations

Popular Culture Association

The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers

Alpha Kappa Psi

National Communication Association (former)

American Educational Research Association (former)

Curriculum & Pedagogy Group (former)

Women in Film (former)

Service

Reviewer (2018-2021)

Academic Journals

Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies (2021)

Conference Submissions

National Communication Association (2018-2020)

Critical and Cultural Studies Division

Feminist and Women Studies Division

Theatre, Film and New Multi-Media Division

Convention Committee Member (2018-2020)

National Communication Association

Chair, Membership Committee (2015-2016)

Curriculum and Pedagogy Group

Council Member (2014)

Curriculum and Pedagogy Group

Industry Positions

TEACHING AND ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Adjunct Instructor, Indiana University, Bloomington (2019-2020)

The Media School

MSCH-C 206 Media Reporting in a Global World (spring 2020)

MSCH-F 375 Race and Gender in American Film (fall 2019)

Future Faculty Teaching Fellow, Indiana University, Bloomington (2018-2019)

The Media School

MSCH-C 101 Media (spring 2019)

MSCH-F 375 Race, Gender & Representation (fall 2018)

Teaching Assistant, Howard University (2015-2017)

Department of Media, Journalism and Film

SCOM 120 Digital Media Literacy (2015-2017)

MJFC 101 Intro to Mass Communications (fall 2016)

Research Assistant, Howard University (2014-2015)

Howard Media Group

Graduate Research Assistant, University of New Orleans (2012-2014)

Dept of Educational Leadership, Counseling and Foundations