JonathanTomhaveLecturerPhD, University of Washington, 2011Master of Communiction, University of Washington, 2004B.S., Information Systems Management, California Baptist University, 2001jst1066@uw.edu CV (131.34 KB)Office Hours: NoneFields of Interest American Indian/Native American Critical Theory Digital Storytelling Ethnography Film/Cinema First Nations Indigenous Media Studies Storytelling Television CommunicationBackground and ExperienceSummaryAcademic Interests: Intercultural Communication, Mass Communication, Interpersonal Communication, American Indian Studies, Indigenous studies, Media Studies, Media Production, Representation, Identity, Ethnography of Communication, Power Relationships, Agency plus Resistance, Issues of Sovereignty, Games, and Gamification. While my work has focused on issues of identity, power relationships and acts of performative resistance by Indigenous actors in both mainstream and alternative productions, I have always held a deep, passionate interest in games. It is this passion that has led me to my current work, both in game development and gamification of communication practices. Courses Taught Autumn 2016 AIS 360 A: American Indians In Cinema Winter 2016 AIS 360 A: American Indians In Cinema Autumn 2015 AIS 360 A: American Indians In Cinema Summer 2015 A-term AIS 360 A: American Indians In Cinema Share: Print PDF
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