Prairie View A&M University - Communication
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Research Area: Social Media and Digital Technology Impact on Higher Ed Pedagogic Practices
Educational Leadership
Higher Education
Prairie View A&M University
Business Plan Writing / Entrepreneurship
Public Speaking for the Non-Native English Speaker
Introduction to Public Speaking
Acting for the Camera: Advanced TV and FIlm
Acting for the Camera: Beginning Acting
ActWrite: The Script to Screen Boot Camp
Acting for the Camera: Commercials
LGBT Innovation Summit at the White House
On July 7th
a collective of entrepreneurs
innovators
and community leaders who share a desire to tackle the major challenges faced by LGBTQ communities through new solutions using technology
partnerships
mentorship
media
networks
and creative
market-driven
scalable models joined for a day long summit at the White House.
\"Shirts vs. Skins\" follows the life of Dale Michaels
a trans man \"living stealth\" until a game of pick up basketball changes everything.
\"Master Piece\" is the story of a man's struggle to face a 100 year old monster he created in 1915. Set in a Los Angeles hotel room in 1915
a black woman (Red Summer) is helping a white man (Patrick Duffy) tie his necktie and get ready for a night he will never forget. The man: D.W. Griffith. The night: The premiere night of his film The Birth of a Nation\". But who is the woman?
Terésa
Prince George's Community College
Prairie View A&M University
Dowell-Vest Communications
University of Virginia
University of Virginia
Lone Star College
Diva Blue Productions & Publications
American Musical and Dramatic Academy
California State University
Dominguez Hills
Writer
Producer
Director
Filmmaker
Publisher
Educator
Producer / CEO
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Diva Blue Productions & Publications
Carter G. Woodson Institute for African American and African Studies
Teaching original course: From The Drinking Gourd to #BlackTwitter: Social Communication for Social Change
Visiting Professor
University of Virginia
North Harris Campus
Teaching in the Theater Department
Adjunct Professor
Lone Star College
Hollywood
CA
Teach acting and entrepreneurship courses to varying level students:\nBasic Acting: Teaching the beginning actor the fundamentals of working on stage.\nActing for the Camera I: Introduce the beginning actor to the fundamentals ofperforming in front ofthe camera. Monologue work and short two person scenes are used to acquaint actors with the camera and transition them from stage to film.\nActing for the Camera II: Work with the more experienced film actor in advanced scenes. Some multi- camera/tv filming is introduced.\nActing for the Camera III: Teach experienced film actors how to break down commercial copy
give strong camera slate and profiles to earn more camera time in auditions
how to use and read cue cards
and cold readings.\nActing for the Camera IV: Give actors and opportunity to write original material to film.\nEntrepreneurship and the Performing Arts: This class is designed to teach the pro-active actor/creative producer how to write business plans and create their own professional endeavors.
Professor
American Musical and Dramatic Academy
Prairie View
Texas
Assistant Professor Of Communication
Prairie View A&M University
Largo
MD
I teach courses in public speaking and voice/diction. I also work with non-native English speaker and help them add the standard American accent to their skill sets.
Adjunct Professor
Prince George's Community College
Among my many duties and responsibilities as the curator of oral histories and tourism destinations throughout the state
I created and maintained an online database the VFH shared with the Virginia Tourism Commission. This position was a general faculty position at the University of Virginia
which I held from January 2000 – October 2002. This is important as it shows my interest and experience leading a program focused in cultivating and preserving history and humanity.
Program Director
African American Heritage Program - Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
Charlottesville
Virginia Area
University of Virginia
Dreams are awesome! \nGoals are motivating! \nBut a DREAM is not a PLAN! \nA PLAN is essential!\n\nI have created a course on Udemy for anyone who has the dream of success but has no plan...a business plan. \n\nThe 7 Step Business Plan That Writes Itself is designed to give you the essential guide to creating a blueprint for your business.\n\nHaving taught this course in higher ed since 2007
I know the lecture exercises and journal entries will be all you need to create finished business plan. \n\nThe best part: as an introductory offer with Udemy
I am offering discounts for the first 100 students! \nUsing the following codes: \nTDV_INTROOFFER50 ($50 until 9/18)
\nTDV_INTROOFFER95 ($95 until 9/30) and\nTDV_INTROOFFER125 ($125 until 10/9)
\nyou will be able to take the course (reg. $175) for a discounted rate. \n\nYou are going to turn your passionate intangible dream into a tangible business plan!\n\nLINK: https://www.udemy.com/the-7-step-business-plan-that-writes-itself
Dowell-Vest Communications
Prairie View A&M University
Prairie View
Texas
Director of Film and Television Production
Carson
California
Teach public speaking course to non-theater majors.
Adjunct Professor
California State University
Dominguez Hills
National Honor Forensics (Speech and Debate) Fraternity
Delta Sigma Rho - Tau Kappa Alpha
BEST DIRECTOR \" Piece of My Heart\" by Shirley Lauro at the Morgan Wixson Theater (Santa Monica
CA) Santa Monica Theater Guild
Geoffrey Awards
BEST DIRECTOR NOMINEE \"Flyin West\"
Nominee: BEST DIRECTOR \"Flyin West\" by Pearl Cleage at the Morgan Wixson Theater (Santa Monica
CA)
NAACP Theatre Awards
BEST DIRECTOR \"Flyin' West\"
BEST DIRECTOR \"Flyin West\" by Pearl Cleage at the Morgan Wixson Theater (Santa Monica
CA)
Geoffrey Awards
BEST SOUND DESIGNER \"Flyin West\"
BEST SOUND DESIGNER \"Flyin West\" by Pearl Cleage at the Morgan Wixson Theater (Santa Monica
CA) Santa Monica Theater Guild
Geoffrey Awards
Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
Member of the California Repertory Company
Theatre/Theatre Arts Management
Member of the California Repertory Company. Cal Rep House Manager 1996; Cal Rep Public Relations Manager 1997
California State University-Long Beach
Bachelor's degree
Was a member of the nationally ranked speech and debate team; was ranked #5 speaker in America (#1 female speaker; #1 African American speaker)
Theatre/Theater
Nationally Ranked Public Speaker with the Speech Team
James Madison University
PVAMU TV: It's About Time - Ep 203 (President Ruth Simmons)
Host
Deandre Nicholson interviews Prairie View A&M University's President
Dr. Ruth Simmons.
PVAMU TV: It's About Time - Ep 203 (President Ruth Simmons)
\"Frederick Douglass Was A Blogger\" - Lesbians Who Tech Summit 2015 @teresadowelvest
\"Shirts vs. Skins\" a short film by Teresa Dowell-Vest SVS 720 (FINAL/FESTIVAL VERSION)
Diva Blue Productions and 3.21 Productions Presents a Terésa Dowell-Vest film \"Shirts vs. Skins\" Dale Michael is a successful business man with great friends...
\"Shirts vs. Skins\" a short film by Teresa Dowell-Vest SVS 720 (FINAL/FESTIVAL VERSION)
Teresa Dowell-Vest's Bookstore | Blurb Books
Check out the books of Diva Blue Publications! Novels
Journals
and Coffee Table Books by TerĂŠsa Dowell-Vest
direct plays; act; other support work
Live Arts (Charlotttesville
VA)
Portrait Photography
Teaching
Proposal Writing
College Teaching
Event Photography
Creative Writing
Writing
Film Production
Improvisation
Speech Writing
Acting
Feature Films
Short Films
Theatre
Performing Arts
Film Editing
Photography
Drama
University Teaching
Digital Photography
The Box 69: My Photographic Chronicle in Verse
Song
and Crayons
\"The Box 69\" is a photographic coffee table book featuring images of crayons matched with poems
short stories
essays and music to express the importance of maintaining a childlike enthusiasm for art as adults.
The Box 69: My Photographic Chronicle in Verse
Song
and Crayons
“Passage Home” is the story of the day America killed currency
demolished the Social Security program
federally issued new tracking numbers for all citizens
mass deported those who could not prove citizenship
sealed the borders
and sent Black Americans back to Africa...in less than a year. Set in the year 2019
this 400 year anniversary of Africans in America would be like no other celebration we have ever known. \"Passage Home\" looks at what happens when the curtain is pulled back on the relationship between the federal government and large corporations in the name of progress.
Passage Home
Director of 15 interviews of women veterans of all the military branches on behalf of the Library of Congress and Congresswoman Donna L. Edwards.