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Unit

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Susan Murray

Professor of Media Culture and Communication

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Cinema Studies

Kanbar Institute of Film & Television

Cinema Studies

Tisch School of the Arts

Kanbar Institute of Film & Television

Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

Media, Culture, and Communication

Susan Murray is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Media Culture and Communication at New York University.

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Susan Murray

New York University

Professor of Media Culture and Communication

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

1964 New York World’s Fair. The Jewish Museum, SKIRA (2022)

historyfairnesseducational entertainmentglobal historypopular culturehistorical analysis

Betty Friedan on What Television is Doing to American Women. The Jewish Museum, SKIRA (2022)

feminist studiestelevision studiesgender studiesafrican american studiesbetty friedangender inequalitywomen's studiesfeminist theory

Roundtable With Laura Conconi, Maria Conti, Hiroko Ikegami, Marcella Ferrari, Joshua B. Guild, Elizabeth Levy, Susan Murray, Jennifer Sichel, Robert Slifkin. The Jewish Museum, SKIRA (2022)

maria contilaura conconitheatreplaywritingmarcella ferrariliteraturefilm scorespublic performanceperformance artcontemporary theatre

The New Surgical Amphitheater: Color Television and Medical Education in Postwar America. Technology and Culture (2020)

television studiespostwar americadrama educationtheatreinteractive televisioncolor televisionfilmmedical educationscreen mediumvisual culturemedia studies

The New Surgical Amphitheater: Color Television and Medical Education in Post-War America. Technology and Culture (2020)

television studiescinemacontemporary theatreamerican studiestheatrenew surgical amphitheaterinteractive televisioncolor televisionfilmmedical educationscreen mediummedia studies

The Politics of Reality Tv. Bloomsbury Academic eBooks (2019)

television studiespolitical sciencepoliticsmass communicationmedium cultureinteractive televisionpolitical communicationmedium communicationdigital mediumsjournalismreality tvmedia studies

Bright Signals: A History of Color Television. Duke University Press (2018)

television studieslightingcolor reproductionpopular mediumpopular culturecolor constancyfilmvisual perceptionvisual culturebright signalsmedia studies

Medical School of the World: Education and Public Service Through Postwar Medical Television. (2018)

television studiesmedical systemsmedicalizationmedical historypostwar medical televisioneducationhealth educationpopular mediummedical schoolpublic servicemedical educationjournalism

Reviving the Technical in Television Histories. (2018)

television historiestelevision studiesmass communicationmedium cultureinteractive televisionpopular mediumfilmdigital televisionscreen mediummedia studies

Never Twice the Same Color: Standardizing, Calibrating, and Harmonizing Ntsc Color in the Early 1950s. Screen (2015)

historycolor correctionsame colorcolor reproductionearly 1950snever twiceafrican american studiescolor constancycolorimetrypublic historyvisual culture

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Susan Murray

Professor of Media Culture and Communication

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Cinema Studies

Kanbar Institute of Film & Television

Cinema Studies

Tisch School of the Arts

Kanbar Institute of Film & Television

Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

Media, Culture, and Communication

Susan Murray is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Media Culture and Communication at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Susan Murray

New York University

Professor of Media Culture and Communication

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

1964 New York World’s Fair. The Jewish Museum, SKIRA (2022)

historyfairnesseducational entertainmentglobal historypopular culturehistorical analysis

Betty Friedan on What Television is Doing to American Women. The Jewish Museum, SKIRA (2022)

feminist studiestelevision studiesgender studiesafrican american studiesbetty friedangender inequalitywomen's studiesfeminist theory

Roundtable With Laura Conconi, Maria Conti, Hiroko Ikegami, Marcella Ferrari, Joshua B. Guild, Elizabeth Levy, Susan Murray, Jennifer Sichel, Robert Slifkin. The Jewish Museum, SKIRA (2022)

maria contilaura conconitheatreplaywritingmarcella ferrariliteraturefilm scorespublic performanceperformance artcontemporary theatre

The New Surgical Amphitheater: Color Television and Medical Education in Postwar America. Technology and Culture (2020)

television studiespostwar americadrama educationtheatreinteractive televisioncolor televisionfilmmedical educationscreen mediumvisual culturemedia studies

The New Surgical Amphitheater: Color Television and Medical Education in Post-War America. Technology and Culture (2020)

television studiescinemacontemporary theatreamerican studiestheatrenew surgical amphitheaterinteractive televisioncolor televisionfilmmedical educationscreen mediummedia studies

The Politics of Reality Tv. Bloomsbury Academic eBooks (2019)

television studiespolitical sciencepoliticsmass communicationmedium cultureinteractive televisionpolitical communicationmedium communicationdigital mediumsjournalismreality tvmedia studies

Bright Signals: A History of Color Television. Duke University Press (2018)

television studieslightingcolor reproductionpopular mediumpopular culturecolor constancyfilmvisual perceptionvisual culturebright signalsmedia studies

Medical School of the World: Education and Public Service Through Postwar Medical Television. (2018)

television studiesmedical systemsmedicalizationmedical historypostwar medical televisioneducationhealth educationpopular mediummedical schoolpublic servicemedical educationjournalism

Reviving the Technical in Television Histories. (2018)

television historiestelevision studiesmass communicationmedium cultureinteractive televisionpopular mediumfilmdigital televisionscreen mediummedia studies

Never Twice the Same Color: Standardizing, Calibrating, and Harmonizing Ntsc Color in the Early 1950s. Screen (2015)

historycolor correctionsame colorcolor reproductionearly 1950snever twiceafrican american studiescolor constancycolorimetrypublic historyvisual culture

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