Scott Boyd
Assistant Professor, Humanities

Tel.: (630) 942-2064
Fax.: (630) 942-3711
Room: IC 2071a
e-mail: boydscot@cod.edu

Areas of Research Interest:
Art, culture, education, and neoliberalism

Recent Courses Taught:

• Ideas and Values
• Art and Cultrual Diversity
• Western Cultural History
• The Arts and Human Experience
• Introduction to Fine Arts
• Introduction: Theories of Art
• Introduction to Narrative Film

Current Projects:
Current research for a book which critically examines the adoption of market paradigms and neoliberal ethics by public Community Colleges.

Selected Publications, Presentations, Performances, Books:
• "Community Colleges on the Frontlines: How to Teach Popular Culture and Criticize Education as Commodity." Delivered at the National Conference of the Popular Culture Association, March 25, 2005. San Diego, California
• "Community Colleges in the 21st Century: Servants of Neoliberalism?" Delivered at the National Conference of the Popular Culture Association, April 9, 2004. San Antonio, Texas.
• "Perception of America and Americans: Anecdotes from Turkey." Delivered at the Middle East Symposia, College of DuPage, February 9, 2004
• "Gut-wrenching Gallipli." Now Magazine. March 20, 2003
• "Pearl Jam and Mozart: A pedagogical Method for Introduction To Art Classes." Conference of the Association of Integrated Studies, Dusquesne University, 1994

Education:

Ph.D. Ohio University

M.L.A. University of South Florida

B.A. University of South Florida

Awards and Recognitions:

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