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Smithsonian Faculty Fellowship 2017 -Tiffany Copeland

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Channel: Montgomery College · 2018 · Education

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Montgomery College Professor Tiffany L. Copeland speaks about her experience over the past year as a Smithsonian Faculty Fellow. She is giving a presentation on the positive impact it had on her broadcasting students, whom were enrolled in her TVRA210 Audio Documentary course. At the end of the presentation, she highlights how this experience has not only helped her students but has also unexpectedly impacted her life tremendously.

Tiffany L. Copeland is an Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Radio Program at Montgomery College's Rockville Campus. She serves as General Manager of E-Radio WMCR, Montgomery College's digital radio station. A producer, director, and voice actor, Copeland is completing a doctorate in Communication, Cultural, and Media Studies at Howard University in Washington, D.C.

The Montgomery College-Smithsonian Faculty Fellowship is the signature program of the Paul Peck Humanities Institute at Montgomery College, a community college located in suburban Maryland, just outside Washington, D.C. Since 1998, more than 180 faculty have completed the fellowship—integrating theme-based learning and museum visits into their courses. The program has spurred more than 20,000 visits to the Smithsonian as MC students and their guests travel to various Smithsonian museums, programs and events. Learn more at www.montgomerycollege.edu/humanities.

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