Neil Verma

Neil Verma is an associate professor in the Department of Radio/Television/Film at Northwestern University.13 He is an expert in the history of sound and serves as the co-founder and director of the MA program in Sound Arts and Industries.3

Academic Roles

Verma holds several positions within Northwestern University:

• Associate Professor in Radio/TV/Film1
• Core faculty member in Comparative Literary Studies2
• Associate Director of the MA program in Sound Arts and Industries2

Research and Expertise

Professor Verma specializes in sound studies, with a particular focus on the history of sound in media. His academic work encompasses various aspects of audio and media studies, including:

• History of sound
• Philosophy of sound
• Art and literature related to sound

He regularly delivers lectures and presentations on these topics to undergraduate students as part of the humanities core curriculum.5

Publications

Neil Verma is also an author, having written two books:

• "Theater of the Mind" (2012)
• "Narrative Podcasting in an Age of Obsession" (2024)4

His research and writing have contributed significantly to the field of sound studies, with publications on sound in various contexts.6

Neil Verma's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username neil-verma-098a2214, where more details about his professional experience and academic background may be available.5