Dr. Kozma’s teaching is structured through four educational pillars: critical thinking and problem-solving skills; analytical writing; collaboration and experiential learning; and conceptual and affective learning. Dr. Kozma cultivates learning spaces that foster rigorous, challenging, and informed thought respectfully expressed remove from judgement.

Past courses include: Introduction to Communication and Media Studies; Contemporary Popular Film and Television; Intermediate Communication and Media Theory; World Cinema I and II; Film Theory; French Film and Culture; Film Theory; Methods in Communication and Media Studies; Media and Power; Media and Censorship; Senior Seminar/Senior Capstone Experience; Entertainment Industry Studies; The Horror Film and Society; Sex, Gender, and Popular Culture; Television Culture; Cult TV and Its Audiences; Television and Society; and Media Literacy.