Brian Gregory is an Assistant Professor of Communication Arts and earned his doctorate from Teachers College, Columbia University. He wrote his dissertation on the history of mediated sound technologies (the player-piano, the phonograph, and the radio) in American education in the early twentieth century and their connection to the larger movement for media literacy and the education of the critical consumer-citizen.

Dr. Gregory’s research interests include radio production and history, sound studies, and technologies in education and society. He has an article forthcoming (Oct. 2016) in the Journal of Radio & Audio Media called “Educational Radio, Listening Instruction, and the NBC Music Appreciation Hour”.

Dr. Gregory is passionate about utilizing instructional technologies to promote active learning and differentiated instruction with students. He has experience with video, sound, multimedia, and accessibility technologies, learning management systems, and digital assessment platforms. He also has more than 13 years of experience as an audio and video engineer, and producer in the music and film industries in NYC.