LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leekrahenbuhl

Stevenson University Faculty Page: https://www.stevenson.edu/academics/schools/school-design/sod-faculty/lee-krahenbuhl/

Present Position,

Stevenson University, Owings Mills, Maryland:

Professor of Communication

Chair, Communication, School of Design

Graduate Program Director / Program Coordinator, Stevenson University Online

https://www.stevenson.edu/academics/schools/school-design/sod-faculty/lee-krahenbuhl/

 

past President, Maryland Communication Association, 2022;  First Vice President, 2019-2022; Second Vice President, 2018-2019

 

PhD, Speech: Theatre, University of Oregon, 1989

Mentors: Grant McKernie (1942-2018), Theatre & Culture; Jack Watson (1942-2014), Theatre History, International Dramatic Literature; Peter A. Davis, Theatre History; Robert Barton, Acting; Faber DeChaine (1928-2019), Directing, Dramatic Literature

Dissertation: “‘Doing the Word’: Heinrich Böll’s Aesthetik des Humanen as a Theory of Dramatic Production” (1989)

 

MA, Theology and the Arts / Ethics, Pacific School of Religion, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California, 1985

Mentors, Pacific School of Religion: Wayne R. Rood (1915-2000), Theatre; Doug Adams (1945-2007), Theology and the Arts; Karen Lebacqz, Ethics; Stephen Breck Reid, Old Testament Studies; Robert McAfee Brown (1920-2001), World Theology and Ecumenism

Mentors, Graduate Theological Union: William Herzog (1944-2019), New Testament Studies; James William McClendon, Jr. (1924–2000), Narrative Theology; Robert J. Goeser (1923-2005), Church History

Thesis: “Departure: A Performing Arts Manifesto” (1985)

BA, Communication: Theatre / German Language, Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon, 1982

Mentors: Thomas Gressler, Theatre; Ted Desel, Theatre; Craig Singletary (1931-2016), Communication; Hildegard Kurz (1919-2004), German; Peter Richardson, German; Stephen H. Snyder, World Religions; William D. Apel, Chaplaincy

Auserordentlicher Hörer, Universität Wien (University of Vienna, Austria), 1980-81

Mentors: Margret Dietrich (1920-2004), Theatre History; Heinz Adamek, Humanities

MII Zeugnis, German Language, Goethe-Institut

Göttingen, Germany, July-August 1980; Prien am Chiemsee, Germany, August-September 1980