Kimberly Sultze
Associate Professor and chair
(802) 654-2257
ksultze@smcvt.edu

Kimberly came to Saint Michael's from New York University, where she taught in the Department of Culture and Communication, Program in Media Ecology. Her teaching and research interests include visual communication (digital imaging, photography, film, video and web design); intercultural communication; the history, criticism, and theory of communication; and the cultural implications of new media techniques and technologies.

Prior to earning her academic credentials, Kimberly worked in print journalism at The Independent Monthly in Sydney, in television production at KTCA-TV/Twin Cities Public Television, and as an editor with FIS-New York. In 1994, she served as planning director for the Institute on Media Literacy and Education. She has traveled and performed research in Sri Lanka, India, Egypt, Israel, Australia, and New Zealand.

At Saint Michael's, Kimberly teaches Digital Photography, New Media, Research Methods, and Journalism Practicum. In addition to teaching, she is quietly passionate about skiing, snowboarding, soccer, tennis, kayaking, and windsurfing.