Nicholas Artman
Assistant Professor, Communication at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
From Erie
From Erie
Nicholas Artman is an Assistant Professor of Communication at Slippery Rock University. He teaches in the areas of digital media production and advertising. His research approach stems from a media ecologist perspective; specifically focusing on the interaction between media and how it affects human behaviors, perceptions, emotions, and feelings. He conducts research to provide students with current real-world solutions to real-world problems.
Dr. Artman obtained his Ph.D. in Communications Media and Instructional Technology in December 2016 from Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP). He joins SRU with 10 years of freelance experience in digital media and advertising production, as well as 5 years of instructional design experience from Penn State, Gannon University and IUP.
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Assistant Professor of Communication at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
Primarily teach undergraduate courses in visual communication and digital media production, digital imaging, publication production, and advertising design.
August 2017 - Present
Strahler and Artman co-author chapter about digital storytelling
...sociate professor of strategic communication and media, and Nicholas Artman, an SRU assistant professor of strategic communication and m...
November, 23 2020 - Verified by Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
Stout delivers APTA’s Maley Lecture
... This Section Stout delivers APTA’s Maley Lecture Home News Nicholas Artman, a Slippery Rock University assistant professor of communica...
September, 09 2020 - Verified by Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
Artman’s ‘mobile village’ article published in MEA journal
...‘mobile village’ article published in MEA journal Home News Nicholas Artman, a Slippery Rock University assistant professor of communica...
September, 08 2020 - Verified by Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
SRU faculty-led programs taking more than 350 students abroad for spring break
...d." Other faculty-led trips include: • Douglas Strahler and Nicholas Artman, assistant professors of communication, are taking 19 studen...
March, 04 2019 - Verified by Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania