Emeritus Faculty

UNT Faculty Profile Education PhD, The Ohio State University, 1990.Major: Telecommunications MA, Marshall University, 1978.Major: Speech-Broadcasting BA, Marshall University, 1976.Major: Speech-Broadcasting Courses Taught Media Economics and Media Management

Bio Glick published articles on copyright, history of broadcasting, television production in Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media, A-V Video, and Media Communicator. He also wrote a chapter on U.S. copyright law in Video Production Techniques (London: Kluwer, 1983). His areas of knowledge are in non-broadcast television production; law and regulation for radio, television, and film; educational telecommunications. He was the executive producer and host of Alternatives, a public affairs series, broadcast weekly on KXAS-TV (NBC affiliate)...

UNT Faculty Profile Bio Ben Levin was born in Joliet, Illinois. After attending the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, he served in the United States Marine Band in Washington, D.C. He then entered Temple University to pursue a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) with an emphasis in documentary production, the start of a 17-year relationship with that institution, culminating in his directing the MFA program there for seven years. Beginning in 1987, he taught for three years at Emerson College in Boston, before moving to the University of No...

UNT Faculty Profile Bio Award-winning documentary filmmaker Melinda Levin has produced, directed, edited, and photographed films around the world, including VIRGINIA HOUSE (in production in Surrey County, Virginia, USA), CUBAN EARTH (Havana & Pinar del Rio, Cuba), MONGOLIA: EARTH AND SPIRIT(Ulaanbaatar and Darkhan, Mongolia), RIVER PLANET (Brazil, India, Slovakia, Thailand & the United States), THE NEW FRONTIER: SUSTAINABLE RANCHING IN THE AMERICAN WEST (Colorado, New Mexico and Texas, USA), STANDING ON THE EDGE WATCHING (New York City, USA), a...

Bio Donald E. Staples is Professor Emeritus of Film and Television at the University of North Texas. He was a professor at New York University, Vassar College, and The Ohio State University where he taught film history and criticism, film production, feature film screen writing, the documentary film, and Japanese film. Dr. Staples holds the Master of Arts degree from the University of Southern California's School of Cinema-Television, and the Bachelor's and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from the School of Speech at Northwestern University. He is...