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Anthony R. Fellow, Ph.D. Dr. Anthony R. (Tony) Fellow is Chair and Professor of Communications at California State University, Fullerton, where he heads one of the nation’s largest university departments. He was named in 2007 a Fulbright Scholar by the U.S. President’s Commission and was assigned to Italy where he held the Vercelli Chair of Twentieth Century Media History at the University of Piemonte. Following his appointment, Cal State Fullerton Dean Rick Pullen called Fellow an “exemplary scholar with a strong reputation.” He has written three books, including American Media History, and is a frequent speaker at national and international media conferences. Before entering university teaching, he was a reporter, political columnist, and city editor for 10 years with the San Gabriel Valley Tribune. He covered the presidencies of Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter for the Thomson Newspapers. He continues to write newspaper columns on politics and water issues. Fellow received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California, where he was a Walter H. Annenberg Fellow. He taught for five years at the Annenberg School at USC. He also has done extensive graduate work in political science in the areas of Soviet and Latin American politics. Fellow is currently First Vice Chair of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. He represents Division 1 (serving the cities of El Monte, South El Monte, Arcadia, Temple City and Monrovia) on the Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District where he was first elected in 1990. He also is an officer on the executive board of the San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership. He was vice mayor and councilman in the City of El Monte for 7 years and ran for the California State Assembly. He continues to write political columns for the Pasadena Star News, San Gabriel Valley Tribune and Whittier Daily News. He is married to Clara Potes-Fellow, a former award-winning journalist who served as Bill Clinton’s press secretary for Hispanic media in California during his first run for the White House. She is currently Chancellor Charles Reed’s press secretary and director of media for the California State University System. |
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