Dr. Mark Terry – Curriculum Vitae
Research Interests
- Documentary Film
- Media Arts
- Film Studies
- Culture and Communication
- Film and Media Studies
- Environmental Studies
- Education
- Documentary (Film Studies)
- Film History
- Cinema
- Documentary Linguistics
- Documentary Filmmaking
- Antarctica
- Arctic
- Exploration
- Hollywood Musicals
Affiliations:
MARK TERRY – Curriculum Vitae
Education:
Academic Positions:
Courses Created and Taught:
Research, Fellowships and Grants:
The Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, 2020
Bookauthority Award: “The Geo-Doc” Ranked 46th, Best Documentary Book of All Time
Bookauthority Award: “The Geo-Doc” Ranked #2, Best Documentary Book of 2020
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Action Awards (nominee), 2019, 2020
York University President’s Sustainability Leadership Award, 2016
York University Mobility Award, 2017
Canada’s Top 100 Greatest Explorers, Canadian Geographic Magazine, 2015
Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal for International Humanitarian Service, 2013
Gemini Humanitarian Award, Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television, 2012
Publications:
A. – Books:
“A Proposed Geomedia Approach for Effective Communications in the Anthropocene”, Intimate Relations: Communicating (in) the Anthropocene (chapter author). New York: Lexington Press, 2021. 6 pp.
Mapping the Environmental Humanities (co-editor). Lanham, Maryland: Rowan & Littlefield, 2021. 325 pp.
B. Encyclopedia Entries:
C. Journals, Papers and Articles:
“Explorations in Digital Media,” The Explorers Log Journal, Vol. 52, No. 2, New York (May 15, 2020), 2 pp.
https://www.academia.edu/42993358/Explorations_in_Digital_Media
“Enhancing Environmental Education through Geomedia,” Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, (May 4, 2020), 7 pp.
https://www.asle.org/features/the-geo-doc-enhancing-environmental-education-through-geomedia
“Aquarela: The Real Shape of Water,” Water Canada Magazine (September 3, 2019), 3 pp.
https://www.watercanada.net/feature/aquarela-the-real-shape-of-water
“Retraining Our Perception: Semiotic Storytelling in Ecocinematic Documentaries,” Networks of Experience:
Art and (Dis)Embodiment, OCAD University (March 16, 2019), 6 pp.
https://www.academia.edu/40426087/Retraining_Our_Perception_Semiotic_Storytelling_in_Ecocinematic_Documentaries
“New Media, New Documentary,” Reviews in Cultural Theory, Issue 8.1 (December 31, 2018), 4 pp.
http://reviewsinculture.com/2018/12/31/new-media-new-documentary
“Canadian Eco Campus Opens in Costa Rica,” Canadian Geographic Magazine (June 27, 2016), 3 pp.
https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/canadian-ecocampus-opens-costa-rica
“Mindo Cloudforest Expedition Field Report,” The Explorers Museum (Tullamore: April, 2016), 8 pp.
http://www.explorersmuseum.org/pennants/FIELDREPORT-Pennant3Expedition-MindoCloudforestEcuador.pdf
“The Antarctica Challenge,” Ripcord Adventure Journal, v. 1, no. 3 (Dublin: May, 2015), pp. 25 (24-49).
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/53907457/ripcord-adventure-journal-13-second-edition
“Screening Truth to Power: A Reader on Documentary Activism,” Art Threat (Vancouver: March 7, 2015), 4 pp.
http://artthreat.net/2015/03/cinema-politica-documentary-activism-reader
“Map Room,” World Policy Journal, v. 30, no. 1, (New York: February 20, 2013), pp. 2 (14-15).
https://read.dukeupress.edu/world-policy-journal/article-abstract/30/1/14/76253/Map-Room-Borders-on-Top-of-the-World
“Arctic Tundra to Shrink by 51 Percent,” Canadian Geographic Magazine (Ottawa: June 14, 2010), 2 pp.
https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/arctic-tundra-shrink-51-percent
“How Will Melting Arctic Change the World?” The Mark News (Toronto: June 21, 2010) , 4 pp.
http://pioneers.themarknews.com/articles/1721-how-will-the-melting-arctic-change-the-world
D. Resource Guides:
Scholarly Presentations:
A. TED Talks
B. Keynote Addresses:
Providing Voice to Youth at Global Climate Summits
C. Invited Lectures:
D. Organized Conferences:
E. Presentations at Conferences:
F. Conference Posters:
G. Sessional Chair:
Earth, Water, Wind, Canadian Comparative Literature Association, Congress, Regina, SK (2018)