Kateřina Šantúrová (Zachovalová) has been a journalist based in Prague for over two decades, working in English and Czech for various media outlets. She earned her degrees from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism and Charles University. 

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Michael Kahn is a senior correspondent for Reuters based in Prague where he writes long-forms business stories across central and southeastern Europe. He has worked for Reuters in Washington D.C., San Francisco, London, and Prague covering a wide range of topics from economics and politics to health, science, and energy. 

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David Vaughan is a freelance writer, broadcaster, journalist and university lecturer. 

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Born in Germany, Björn Steinz, began at an early age to photograph for a local newspaper in his hometown of Oberursel close to Frankfurt am Main. Having worked as a volunteer in a refugee camps during the war in former Yugoslavia and travelling for several months in Latin America, he decided to study photography, earning Bachelor and Master of Arts Degrees at the Department of Photography at the Prague Academy of Performing Arts (FAMU). After several years freelancing and teaching in Germany and the Czech Republic, he spent two years as Assistant Professor at Keimyung University in Daegu, South Korea. Since his return, he has been based in Prague in Czech Republic, now his home. His interest in photography primarily focuses on documentary photography, photojournalism and portraiture. His work has been published by Du, Die Zeit, The Financial Times, Geo Special, The Independent, Der Spiegel, Newsweek, The Open Society Foundations, National Geographic and by other clients. Björn is working on several long-term photography projects, the majority of which are within a social content and often connected to Roma communities all over Europe. He has been teaching Documentary Photography and Visual Culture at the Anglo-American University in Prague since 2012. Björn is represented by Panos Pictures in London.

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Seth Rogoff is a novelist and scholar of media studies, literature, and cultural analysis. He is the author of the novels First, the Raven: a Preface (Sagging Meniscus Press 2017), Thin Rising Vapors (SMP 2018), and the forthcoming The Kirschbaum Lectures (2023). In 2021, Seth published the book The Politics of the Dreamscape (Palgrave), which focuses on the cultural history, literary theory, and politics of dreams and dream interpretation. Currently, Seth is finishing a collaboration with a former NBA basketball player on the intersection of sports, race, and media. The book is forthcoming from St. Martin’s Press in 2023. Seth’s shorter work has appeared in many journals, including BODY, Cagibi, Epiphany, Eclectica, and Rain Taxi. He has translated works by Franz Kafka, including the novel The Castle (Vitalis 2007). He has received grants from Duke University, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Maine Arts Commission, the Maine Humanities Council, and the University of Amsterdam. He was a Fulbright Scholar in Creative Writing in Berlin, Germany in 2006-2007. In addition to his creative and scholarly work, he is a passionate environmentalist and works as a freelance analyst and writer for nonprofit environmental organizations. Seth earned his Ph.D. from the University of Amsterdam’s Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis (ASCA). He received a MA in European Intellectual History from Duke University and a BA in the interdisciplinary program Literature and History from Washington University in St. Louis. 

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Douglas Arellanes is a technologist, broadcaster, and software developer focusing on innovative technology solutions for journalism. A co-founder of the Czech nonprofit institute Sourcefabric, Arellanes has won several awards for his technology solutions with news organizations in developing countries. He is a longtime moderator on Radio 1 in Prague, and has translated several books from Czech to English, including Economics of Good and Evil by Tomáš Sedláček (Oxford Press, 2011).

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Angiolillo earned her Masters of Philosophy from Marquette University and a PhD in Theatre Arts from Northwestern University. She is twice recipient of a Fulbright Program grant, which afforded her the opportunity to conduct research in Paris and teach in Prague.

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Ted was born in Providence, Rhode Island, and raised in rural Pennsylvania. He graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. in English and has an M.Div. and Ph.D. from Westminster Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Carolyn, have lived in Prague and taught at �������� since 1999.Ted teaches classes in culture, media, and religious studies, and serves as the chair of Arts, Culture, and Literature.

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Robert is an English-American lecturer and researcher of geopolitics and international relations. He��teaches classes in political geography, political theory, media theory, and postcolonial international relations. He also runs yearly international volunteering/research projects for students, traveling��to Brazil, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and South Africa. Robert is an active member of the �������� community, screening films for students of the �������� Film Club and organizing political discussions for the School of International Relations��and Diplomacy’s Professors in the Pub series.

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Tony Ozuna is an American (born in Los Angeles), living in Europe since the early 1990s. He joined the faculty of Anglo-American College (later to be University) in 1995 and then began working full-time in administration in 1998 as Coordinator of the School of Humanities. His teaching experience includes Academic Writing for Ph.D. students at CERGE-EI, the Center for Economic Research & Graduate Education, of Charles University. From 1998-2004, he was Coordinator (and periodically Acting Chair) of the School of Humanities. In 2004, he became Head of the Journalism program, while continuing as the Coordinator of the School of Humanities. After the accreditation of the Journalism program, in 2010, he became Associate Dean for the newly created School of Journalism, as well as for the School of Humanities & Social Sciences. In 2009, he initiated for �������� a contemporary art gallery “art SPACE” (part of the Knights of Malta campus at Lazenska 2), and this activity to promote an art community at �������� continues till this time as an “outdoor” exhibit space in the courtyard of the Thurn und Taxis palace. In 2014, after the accreditation of the Visual Art Studies program, he managed three bachelor’s programs and two MA programs as Associate Dean of the School of Humanities & Social Sciences and the School of Journalism. In 2018, he became Associate Dean of the newly created School of Journalism, Media & Visual Arts (BA programs in Journalism and in Visual Art Studies). He was Dean of the School of Journalism, Media & Visual Arts till 2022. Since February 2023, he is Art Director of the School of Journalism, Media & Visual Arts.

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