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Michael LeVan, Ph.D.
  
public memory, visual culture, political theory, philosophy of communication
Instructor
813.974.0788
CIS 3033
mlevan@cas.usf.edu
Dr. LeVan joined the Communication department in 2001. His current work
includes investigating cultural translation, the communication of images/imagination, and the communication of change. He is co-founder and co-editor of Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies.
Curriculum Vita
(April 2006)
Undergraduate course offerings
- Globalization and Democratic Discourse
- Communication and Public Memory
- Communication and Visual Culture
- Communication, Travel, and Tourism
- Communication, Culture, and Community
- Communication, Globalization, and Democracy
- Nonverbal Communication: Culture, Codes, Space, and Time
- Introduction to Communication
- Persuasion
- Perception, Memory, and Imagination
- Visual Culture/Visual Rhetoric (Rhetorical Analysis)
Graduate course offerings
- Cultural Memory
- Communication, Travel, and Tourism
Representative publications
- On Sound. Editor of special issue of Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies 3.3, 2007.
- "Sounding Off on Sound." Editor's Introduction. Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies 3.3, 2007.
- The Seven Deadly Sins. Special issue of Text and Performance Quarterly 26.1, 2006. Edited with Daniel Makagon.
- “Performing Sin—Perversion, Insufficiency, and Excess.” With Daniel Makagon. Text and Performance Quarterly 26.1, 2006.
- "Elemental Spaces, Elemental Performances." Performance Research 10.4 (On Techné), 2005.
- "Spaces of Movement: Performance, Technology, Transformation." American
Communication Journal 6.3, 2003.
Education
Ph.D., Speech Communication, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale,
2001.
(emphasis: phenomenology)
M.A., Philosophy, Arizona State University, 1994.
(emphasis: aesthetics)
B.A., Philosophy and Economics, University of Virginia, 1990.
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