GARRY P. HARE

PhD, Organization Behavior and Development

University of Southern California, 1976

ghare@fielding.edu

 

 

 

Current Professional Appointment:

 

Faculty (unranked)

School of Psychology

Fielding Graduate University

 

Areas of Instruction:

 

Political Psychology and the Media

Media, Advocacy and Public Policy

The Impact of Media on Technology Adoption and Policy

International Conflict Resolution

Propaganda and Persuasion

The Impact of New Communication Technologies on Culture

Creative and Critical Thinking

 

Research Interests:

 

The Role and Impact of the Broadcasting Board of Governors on Programming The

Voice of America, Radio Marti, Radio Sawa and Al Hurra.

The Impact of New Communication Technologies on Public Policy and Culture.

The Impact of Media on the Adoption of New Technology

 

Practice Interests:

 

Literacy and Cross-cultural Education Through the Formation of Peer English Networks.

Consultation with Local Radio Stations on Rekindling Local Media Through a Radio/Web/Forum Hybrid Station Design.

 

Professional Memberships:

 

MILIA (France)

North Bay Multi-Media Association

Pina Palmera

The California Film Institute

The Environmental Forum

The Surfrider Foundation

The World Affairs Council

Broadcast Education Association

APA

 

 

Honors and Awards:

 

1999: Paris Super Show, Best Consumer Product

 

1999: Selected as One of Ten Mentors, Intel/American Film Institute Mentor's Program for Enhanced Television

 

1999: World's Top 100 Producers, Multimedia Producer Magazine

 

 

Professional Activities in Last Seven Years

 

Publications:

 

Hare, G. P. (in press). California faces a convenient truth. Environment Review.

 

 

Presentations:

 

Hare, G. P. (1999, 2000). Speaker, Sedona Conference on Education and Technology,

Sedona, AZ.

 

Hare, G. P. (2000). Keynote Speaker, MILIA, Cannes, France.

 

Hare, G. P. (2000). Keynote Speaker, The Edinburgh Conference on Technology and Education, Edinburgh, Scotland.

 

Hare, G. P. (2004). Keynote Speaker, North Bay Multi-Media Association Annual Conference, Santa Rosa, CA.

 

 

Other Professional Activities:

 

1994-2004: American Film Institute.

 

1999-2000: Executive Vice President, Into Networks, Inc. Boston, MA/Mill Valley, CA.

 

2000: Executive Producer, Arena 2000 (The Virtual Helsinki Project). Produced in Association with Helsinki Telephone and Ericsson AB. The First On-Line Virtual World.

 

2000: Executive Producer, Museum.net. In Association with Intel Incorporated, On-Line Virtual Museums and Galleries Including; The Van Gogh, The Guggenheim, The Dorsey and Others.

 

2000-2005: Strategic and Business Advisor, Bandwidth Technology Corporation, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

 

2000-2005: Strategic and Business Advisor, Hakia, Inc., New York, NY.

 

2001-2002: Board of Directors, KMOS, Inc. (now Amiga, Inc.), New York, NY.

 

2001-2004: Advisory Board, Bandwidth Technology Corporation, New York, NY.

 

2001-2004: Advisory Board, California State University East Bay Graduate Digital Media Program, Hayward, CA.

 

2001-2005: Board of Directors, Gistics, Inc., Oakland, CA.

 

2002-2004: Advisory Board, Hakia, Inc., New York, NY.

 

2002-2005: Board of Directors, Amiga, Inc., Kentfield, CA.

 

2003-2005: Founding President and Chief Executive Officer, Amiga, Inc., New York, NY.

 

2005 - Present: Chairman and CEO, Peer English Networks, Oakland, CA