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Teaching, Lectures and Media Appearances While writing is my preferred mode of expression, I've reported and directed a few television documentaries, under the overall supervision of San Francisco film-maker David Winton. On radio, I've joined a longtime discussion on public affairs hosted by Corey Dubin, whose radio programs air on non-commercial stations in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. I've also been interviewed by BBC, CNN, the Tom Hartmann show and many other radio and TV outlets. G. Pascal Zachary regularly lectures before civic groups and at universities, both in the U.S. and internationally. He has taught journalism and writing at Stanford University and the University of California Graduate School of Journalism. He serves as editorial trainer to Stanford's Innovation Journalism program. On Africa, he has lectured at UC Berkeley, Johns Hopkins, the University of Puget Sound, Colorado College and Stanford University. On science, technology and society, he's lectured at the Tampa Bay Technology Forum (Florida), the Smithsonian Institution (Washington, DC), Tufts University, the California Institute of Technology, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other colleges and universities. On diversity, identity and globalization, he has lectured in Britain, Germany, Iceland and Ghana. *** Zachary is currently lecturing on the following subjects: Stories we tell about Africa and those we don't: from the Heart of Darkness to Phat Girlz Misunderstood Africa: combating stereotypes, building a hopeful vision Why is Africa Poor? Global migration, multicultural identity and the New Economy The diversity advantage Technology, Development and Africa Innovation, Location and Economic Growth Mastery of the Clock: how writers control time to tell compelling stories |
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