Eung-Jun Min

Whipple Hall 213 (401) 456-8270 (401) 456-8646 emin@ric.edu

Academic Background

• Ph. D., Ohio State University
• M.A. Temple University
• B.A. Temple University

Area of Expertise

Courses Taught

• Mass Communication
• Introduction to Film and Video
• Introductory Television Production
• Fundamentals in Communication
• International Telecommunication
• Media Law and Regulation
• Current Issues in Mass Media
• Popular Culture and Communication (graduate course at URI)
• History & Development of Telecommunication

Publications

• Min, E. J., Jinsook Joo, Hanju Kwak, Korean Film: History, Resistance, and Democratic Imagination
  Westport, CT: Praeger, 2003
• Asante, Molefi & E.J. Min (eds) (2000) Socio-Economic conflict between Afro-American and Korean-American. Lanham, MD: University Press of America.
• Min, E. J. "Demythinfying Model Citizen Discourse on Asian American." In Eric M. Kramer (ed), The
  Emerging Monoculture: Model Minorities and Benevolent Assimilation Praeger, 2003.
• Min, E. J. "Bakhtin’s Perspectives on Intercultural Communication." Journal of Intercultural Studies, April 2001.
• Min, E. J. (ed). (1999) Reading the Homeless: Images of the Homeless Culture on Media. Westport, CT: Praeger.
• Min, E. J. "A theoretical and historical analysis of national cinema movement in Korea,"
  Journal of Asian Pacific Communication (Ablex). Winter 1999 (v. 8.2). pp. 165-180.