University of Texas at Austin

Graduate Student, Radio, Television and Film

Doctoral Student

University of Texas at Austin

Thesis Title: Constructing Complex Cultural Practices: Searching for the Discreet in the Chaos

Joseph Straubhaar
America Rodriguez
Viviana Rojas

About

Jeremiah Spence is the founder and editor of the peer-reviewed, online, academic publication: Journal of Virtual Worlds Research, and has given presentations related to virtual worlds research at universities and conferences in Brazil, Israel, Europe, the United States and Canada.  Jeremiah is pursuing his doctorate at the University of Texas at Austin in the United States in the area of Communications and Sociology of Technology with specific research activities on the themes of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), the digital divide, and virtual worlds research. Jeremiah has a Master of Arts in International Communications Theory and Technology Policy, and has been a visiting researcher at the University of São Paulo's School of the Future and the Institute of Information Science at the Federal University of Bahia, both in Brazil.  Additionally, he has been invited to speak at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Unisinos, the Eduverse Foundation (Netherlands), and the University of Bonn (Germany).  Jeremiah has been a leader in developing new methodologies for the study of social stratification and community mapping.  Jeremiah is fluent in both Portuguese and Spanish.

Contact Information

http://petrazz.com/

Austin, Texas - USA

Skype: jeremiah5555
AIM: petra5001
MSN: jspence5@hotmail.com


 

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