No one is free when others are oppressed |
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Associate Professor Email: sheena.malhotra@csun.edu Off: 818-677-7217 |
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Spring 2008 Classes
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| Academic Publications by Sheena Malhotra |
Sheena Malhotra has a BA from DePauw University (1991), an MA from Pepperdine University (1993) and a Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico (1999) in the field of Communication Studies. Her academic work through the 1990s focused on the cultural implications of satellite television in India, with a particular concentration on gender issues. Her research and articles focus on the intersection of women's issues, media, global culture and race. Her current project (with co-authors Aimee Carrillo Rowe and Kimberlee Perez) is a book that maps torn subjectivities and new times-space relations in call centers in India. Dr. Malhotra began teaching in the Gender & Women's Studies Department at CSUN in Fall, 2000. She is teaching courses on women and popular culture (such as "Sex, Lies & Media") as well as general WS classes. She often teaches online courses within the department. She directed the Women's Research and Resource Center in 2003-04. In 2004, she worked with CSUN students to direct and produce a documentary video on student-faculty activism at CSUN entitled, CSUN Struggles for Peace & Justice. She served as the advisor to two student groups: Women's Studies Student Association and Violent Acts Grounded (2000-2006). She will serve as the Coordinator and Advisor for the new QS Minor from Fall 2008. |