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School of Multimedia Communications
Faculty
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Jan Yanehiro
Director of Multimedia Communications
For more than 15 years, Jan Yanehiro has said that she has “the best job in the world.” From
1975 to 1990, Jan hosted
Evening Magazine, a pioneering nightly program on KPIX TV
in San Francisco. With this program the magazine format for television was born. Jan is a legendary
and groundbreaking broadcaster, known industry-wide as one of the very first journalists in the
world to bring video out into the field and report on the scene. As the founding co-host of
Evening Magazine, she traveled the world in search of
extraordinary people and places.
Jan was honored with an Emmy award for her work on
Evening Magazine. She holds many other honors including:
the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanitarian Award from the United Nations of San Francisco; Induction into
the Academy of Television and Radio Hall of Fame; Silver Circle Inductee of the National Academy of
Television Arts and Sciences; and Woman of Distinction, Girl Scouts.
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Steve Kotton
Associate Director of Multimedia Communications
Steve Kotton has more than 25 years of experience in visual communication
productions. He is the co-owner and Director of Production of New Material, Inc., a state of
the art digital facility syndicated for broadcast and the Web. Under the direction of Steve,
New Material, Inc. has produced many notable award-winning projects. Prior to founding New
Material, Inc., Steve was the Director of Digital Education Productions and a Producer and Director
at HGTV, the History Channel, and the DIY Network. His prior company, Pacific Video
Resources, was a highly successful digital studio that produced corporate and creative broadcasts
and webcasts. Steve has produced and directed dozens of live-satellite broadcasts and webcasts,
live action and VFX for video games, and syndicated series. His corporate clients have included
Apple Computer, Bechtel, Burson Marsteller, Compaaq, Chevron, Foote Cone & Belding, Intel,
Lockheed, Levi Strauss, McDonald’s, Novell, Oracle, and more. He is the winner of numerous awards,
including four regional Emmys, the Telly Award, the NEA Golden Apple, and the Cindy
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Guest Speakers + Instructors
Each semester you will learn from professionals such as:
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Steve Fox – Former correspondent, Good Morning America,
20/20, Nightline on ABC; Media Director, Burson Marsteller
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Michael Hoff – President, Michael Hoff Productions;
produces shows for Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Animal Planet, Women’s Entertainment
Network and the Travel Channel
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Jim Parker – Director of Internet Operations, KPIX TV
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Pat Patton – Station Manager, KRON TV
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Jenna Zimmerman – Asst. Culinary Producer, Food
Network
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Christa Resing – Producer, Bay Café, KRON TV
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Cheryl Jennings – News Anchor, KGO TV
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Richard Hart – Next Step Reports and Livescience.com
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Emerald Yeh – Former Anchor Reporter, CNN, KRON TV
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Pam Moore – News Anchor, KRON TV
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Ken Kashiwahara – former ABC Network News
Correspondent
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Sydnie Kohara – News Anchor, KPIX TV
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Janice S. Gin – Associate New Director, KTVU TV
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Wendy Tokuda – Anchor KPIX TV
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Liam Mayclem – Host, “Eve on the Bay,” KPIX TV
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Janelle Wang – Host, “View from the Bay,” KGO TV
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Spencer Christian – Meteorologist, Host, “View from the
Bay,” KGO TV
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Don Bleu – DJ, Star 101.3
And More!
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