Jeff Jacoby

Jeff practices sound and radio art, sound design, directing, producing, writing, and performing, and happily serves as Professor of Media Arts in the Department of Broadcast & Electronic Communication Arts at San Francisco State University. Jeff is a Lynda.com author, founder of Living Sound Productions (in 1980), and has worked at Quinnipiac University, Real Art Ways, The Media Arts Center, and the National Radio Project.

Mark C Griffin

So ignore most of the information on the left.

Almost none of it is correct.

Why?   I don't know.

We're not allowed to edit any of this except to fill in this ridiculous box.

I'm in the Anthropology Department.  Never worked in CEL, so I don't know why that's there.

I haven't had an office in the Science Building for nearly ten years.

Oh, by the way, the Science Building is going to be demolished soon.

And if you really want to know about me, go to http://www.drbonessf.com/index.htm

David Decosta Leitao

David Leitao received his A.B. in History (Phi Beta Kappa) from Dartmouth College in 1986. After a year at the Harvard Law School and another at the post-baccalaureate program in Classics at the University of Pennsylvania, he went for graduate study in Classics to the University of Michigan, where he received an M.A. in 1990 and Ph.D. in 1993. His dissertation was entitled "The 'Measure of Youth': Body and Gender in Boys' Transition Rites in Ancient Greece." He has published numerous articles on Greek adolescence and on the history of gender and sexuality in ancient Greece.

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