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International Business Class, University of California, Santa Barbara
Steven is president of
Educare Research inc,
a nonprofit organization providing free learning resources to
international independent educators and students. He has a PhD in Education
with a specialty in transcultural learning, and conducts international multicultural
research. He received a B.A. in Journalism and an M.A. in Business
Communications.
Steven has taught Global Management and
Business Communications for the Cardean Learning Group, Ellis
University, and Ellis College of New York Institute of Technology. He has taught
courses in Marketing, Advertising, and Marketing Communications, Global
Issues, and World Economic for the Language & Culture and ELS
programs at the University of California at Santa Barbara, and courses in
Marketing and Global Economics for Antioch University.
Steven has worked in
media,
international
management,
advertising,
public
relations, and
education for
more than twenty
years, including
positions in
Washington, DC;
Moscow, Russia;
and Kiev,
Ukraine.
Steven
has been a television producer, a newspaper features writer and
columnist, a radio newscaster and reporter, a weekly radio talk-show
host, a television news anchor and an NBC affiliate news division
manager. He directed a nationwide television and radio public
information program in Kiev, Ukraine. He managed a Washington-based
television news service, and served as bureau chief in its Moscow office
during the final months of the Soviet Union in 1990-91.
Steven has worked with
international media and clients including CBS, BBC, Krieble Institute,
New York Stock Exchange, Transcom Communications, Hill & Knowlton, Gavin Anderson & Company, The PBN Company, East-West Films,
Cardean University, and About/Primedia. He has worked with
social and economic reform programs including VISTA, Head Start, and the
United States Agency for International Development.
Steven R. Van Hook is the
founder of Worldwide Media
Relations based
in Santa Barbara, and publishes the AboutPublicRelations,
HowToTeach, and the HowToSail
webzines.
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