Mickey Stellavato, PhD, is an instructor of Mass Communication and English at CMU.
Mickey Stellavato's Curriculum Vitae
Mickey Stellavato's Website & Photography Work
Follow Dr. Stellavato on Instagram: @ms.scenic.route
Published Work
Voices Seen: Portraits of Diversity on Campus, April 2022, Colorado Mesa University
Visit Grand Junction, November 2021, “Old Spanish Trail”
Women in Journalism Magazine, July 31, 2020, Header photo and others
“This New Community of Black Women Photographers Wants to Help the Industry Fix Its Diversity Problem.” Multiple photos in Petapixel, July 24, 2020
Black and White: 2018 exhibition at Black Box Online Annex and Catalogue
The Tab, 2017, Header photo
“Sekhmet: Transformation in the Belly of the Goddess.” © 2017 Bear & Company: Photographs
“Our Communities: Diversity at the UO.” Numerous Portraits and first-person narratives. Oregon Quarterly Autumn 2017
Martin Luther King, Jr. Awards Luncheon. Portraits of all nominees. DEI Website, Around the O
BE Campaign. Photographs of local individuals for Equity and Community Consortium
“Tales of Healing: A Narrative Analysis of the Digital Storytelling Workshop Experience,” 2013 ProQuest/UMI Dissertation
Portraits and events: Admissions Department (new recruitment campaigns 2005-2020, website, print, and full-page ads), College of Arts and Sciences, Robert D. Clark Honor’s College, Oregon Humanities Center, Division of Equity and Inclusion, Oregon Quarterly Magazine, Cascade Magazine: University of Oregon, 2006 to 2020, in print and on website
UO TESTIFY. A survivor-centered photo essay, inspired by Project Unbreakable
Eugene Weekly, “Tango on Wheels at TEDx UOregon,” April 24, 2014
TEDxUoregon 2014. Photographs
“Drinking Her Tears: The Life and Times of Rhonda Kalista,” feature-length oral history film
Diversity Career Symposium. A documentary on the campus-wide Diversity Coalition
“Hiring Faculty for the Future.” Video series produced for the Center on Diversity and
Community (CoDaC), educating faculty search committees in best practices for
diversity awareness
TEDxUO 2013. Photographs
“Many Faces, Many Voices: One Oregon.” Portraits of Diversity for Division of Equity and Inclusion University of Oregon, exhibition at Eugene Airport and various UO campus locations
The Monthly Review. Photo of John Bellamy Foster 2011
“Fact and Fiction: Body Image in the Time of Photoshop.” Three public presentations for 4J Public School System (Eugene, OR) and one at Looking Glass Counseling
“Runaway Days: A Week in the Life of Laurie McCallister” selected for the Cottage Grove
Film Festival, 2008
“Synchrony,” an independent film directed by Jeff Rowles. Cinematography by Mickey
Stellavato, presented at The DIVA, Eugene, OR, November 2007
“Vodka & Popcorn: The Life and Times of Lisa Blue,” feature-length documentary
testimonial narrative, Eugene, OR, June 2006 and August 2007
Last Friday Art Walk: “Portraits,” black & white photography at Wandering Goat Coffee
Co., February 2007
“Like Our Ancestors: The Choice of Homebirth in a Modern World,” 15-minute digital film
Western States Folklore Society annual conference, Eugene, OR, April 2005
“Portraits,” one-person showing of portrait photography, School of Journalism and
Communication, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, January through March 2005
Numerous photos published in various magazines, including Oregon Quarterly, Around the O, Eugene Magazine, Eugene Weekly, Hip Mama, Midwifery Today, The Monomyth, and The Register-Guard, 1993-2017