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Nanette S. Levinson is a professor at American University known for her work on knowledge transfer, the internet, and social entrepreneurship.
Nanette Segal Levinson | |
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Academic background | |
Alma mater | Harvard Graduate School of Education |
Thesis | College teacher preparation in Ph. D. programs at the University of Hawaii : policies, practices, and faculty attitudes (1979) |
Levinson has an A.B. (1968), an Ed.M. (1969), and an Ed.D (1979) from Harvard University. She joined the faculty at American University in 1980.[1][2] She one of two faculty directors of The Internet Governance Lab.[3]
Levinson is known for her work in telecommunications.[4] In the classroom, Levinson has assigned her students to write podcasts as a means to improve their communication skills.[5]
Levinson received the International Communication Distinguished Scholar Award Distinguished Scholar by the International Studies Association in 2021.[8]
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