Art Berger: Professor of Broadcast Communications Arts

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Arthur Asa Berger. 1965. Associate Professor of Social Sciences and after 1980 Professor of Broadcast Communications Arts. BA (1954) University of Massachusetts; MA (1956) State University of Iowa; Ph.D. (1958) University of Southern California. Berger taught students in the social sciences and broadcasting about popular culture and the political significance of mass media entertainment.

Identifier
TP-ATA-1338
Date
May 1975
Context

Credits: Art Berger's bio was provided by Meredith Eliassen and the description was developed with the assistance of ChatGPT, an AI language model by OpenAI.

Geographic Coverage
San Francisco, CA
Temporal Coverage
1965-1980
1980-
Type
Still Image
Format
Negative
Source
San Francisco State University Archives
Rights
Public
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492

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