Hank Bromley
Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Women's Studies
Christopher Baldy Hall, Room 466 Office: (716) 645-2471 ext. 1085 Fax: (716) 645-2481 Email: hbromley@buffalo.edu

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Educational Background

• Ph.D., University of Wisconsin - Madison
• B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Professional and Research Interests

• Politics of technology
• Education and social change
• Feminist theory

Additional Positions

• Co-coordinator of Critical and Cultural Studies of Information Technology Graduate Group and unofficial Ph.D. focus (May 1999 article describing CCSIT from The Chronicle of Higher Education)
  
• Coordinator of Advanced Certificate in Educational Technology
  

Radio Interviews (download free RealPlayer software)

• 6.5 minute segment from May 11, 1998 broadcast of NPR show "The Best of Our Knowledge," produced by WAMC, Albany, NY
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• 4.5 minute news story, produced by WBFO, Buffalo, NY, and broadcast April 18, 2000, about a new web site sponsored by several elite universities and cultural institutions, claiming to offer "authenticated" knowledge; includes some brief comments from me
  

Research and Publications

• View research and publications by Dr. Bromley
  

Courses

• ELP 591 Special Topics: Contemporary Social Theory and Education (Spring 2001)
  
• ELP 682 Special Topics: Conflict Resolution and the Internet (Spring 2001)
  
• ELP 591 Special Topics: Technology as a Social Practice (Fall 2000)
  
• ELP 591 Special Topics: Gender and Education (syllabus in MS Word) (Spring 2000)
  
• GSE 500 Introduction to Educational Technology (Fall 1999)
  
• ELP 585, "Sociological Bases of Education" (syllabus in MS Word) (Fall 1998)
  
• ELP 5xx Educational Uses of the Internet (Spring 1998)
  ELP 5xx Critical Assessment of Contemporary Issues in Education (syllabus in MS Word) (Spring 1997)
  
  
  
  

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