Hello,
I'm Anthony Rotolo, and I'm an educational psychologist, clinical hypnotherapist, and media scholar.
For information on my hypnotherapy practice, please visit HypnoMotiv.com.
This website serves as a portfolio of my academic work and projects, as well as a blog covering a broader range of personal and professional interests.
Academic Background
For more than two decades, I have studied, researched, taught and worked in communications and information science. My areas of expertise are social media and cyber-psychology, including the impact of social media on identity and wellbeing.
Ph.D.
Psychology
Grand Canyon University
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Adv. Diploma
Hypnotherapy
Hypnosis Motivation Institute
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Master of Science
Information Management
Syracuse University
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Bachelor of Science
Information Science
Syracuse University
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HIGHLIGHTS
Rotolo awarded 'Technologist of the Year'
"King of social media and information science professor Anthony Rotolo connected Syracuse University to the rest of the world. He made the SU Facebook page, Twitter account, established a Foursquare partnership and now he’s made himself a name — by being awarded Young Technologist of the Year by the Technology Alliance of Central NY."
Prof. Rotolo speaks at Official Star Trek Convention
"When Star Trek fans gathered in Las Vegas, Nevada to attend the Official Star Trek Convention, Syracuse University School of Information Studies professor Anthony Rotolo was invited to share how he is using the culture and technology of the show to teach his class, Star Trek and the Information Age.”
Prof. Rotolo & 'Who Class' in Washington Post
"A Syracuse professor of digital and social media is offering a class based on the long-running British science fiction series “Doctor Who.” Professor Anthony Rotolo plans to take an exhaustive look at the wildly popular British series... Because Rotolo’s class is an unofficial one — and also free — it’s open not just to the Syracuse community, but to the world at large."