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

Scholarly & Professional 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

• 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
• American Psychological Association

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

Publications:

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

Presentations:

• Hare, G. P. (2004). Keynote Speaker, North Bay Multi-Media Association Annual Conference, Santa Rosa, CA.
• 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. (1999, 2000). Speaker, Sedona Conference on Education and Technology, Sedona, AZ.

Professional Experience:

• Program Director, Media Psychology, Fielding Graduate University.
• Doctoral & Masters Faculty, School of Psychology, Fielding Graduate University.

Other Professional Activities:

• 2005-present: Chairman and CEO, Peer English Networks, Oakland, CA
• 2003-2005: Founding President and Chief Executive Officer, Amiga, Inc., New York, NY.
• 2002-2005: Board of Directors, Amiga, Inc., Kentfield, CA.
• 2001-2005: Board of Directors, Gistics, Inc., Oakland, CA.
• 2000-2005: Strategic and Business Advisor, Bandwidth Technology Corporation, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
• 2000-2005: Strategic and Business Advisor, Hakia, Inc., New York, NY.
• 2002-2004: Advisory Board, Hakia, 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.
• 1994-2004: American Film Institute.
• 2001-2002: Board of Directors, KMOS, Inc. (now Amiga, Inc.), New York, NY.
• 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.