Fall 2026 Office Hours via Zoom: Wednesday (10am-12pm) and by appointment. I prefer to be contacted via email rather than voicemail. No Office Hours: November 11 (Veterans Day) and November 25 (Thanksgiving Holiday).
Fall 2026 Office Hours via Zoom: Wednesday (10am-12pm) and by appointment. I prefer to be contacted via email rather than voicemail. No Office Hours: November 11 (Veterans Day) and November 25 (Thanksgiving Holiday).
PhD English (Film & Media Studies Track), University of Florida
MA Cinema Studies, San Francisco State University
BA Cinema, San Francisco State University
Kevin Sherman is a media scholar and producer who specializes in documentary and ethnographic film/video. His films have screened at over 50 international festivals including Visions du Réel, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, True/False Film Festival, Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, Sheffield Doc/Fest, and AFI Docs. His co-production Give (with director David de Rozas) was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding New Approaches: Documentary and won the Full Frame Jury Award for Best Short. Give is distributed by PBS/POV.
He is co-producer of The Blessings of the Mystery, a multimedia video installation project by de Rozas and Carolina Caycedo. Blessings was the Film/Visual Art Summer 2022 exhibition at Ballroom Marfa and exhibited as part of the Elaine Dannheisser Projects Series at the MoMA in New York. Sherman's last feature, Georg Kozulinkski's Red Earth, premiered at the Atlanta Film Festival where it was awarded the Special Jury Award for Best Cinematography for Kozulinkski and Kate Hinshaw.
Sherman was an (EPIC) Education Partnership for Internationalizing Curriculum Faculty Fellow in the Global Studies Division at Stanford University and was selected for the inaugural CVC@ONE AI Train-the-Trainer Community of Practice. He led CCSF's first AI Community of Practice in 2025.
He is Chair of the Educational Technology Department and has chaired the Academic Senate Committee: Teaching and Learning with Technology Roundtable since Fall 2021. Sherman currently serves on the Curriculum Committee, Distance Education Addendum Committee, Peer Online Course Review Committee, Technology Committee, and the Distance Learning Advisory Committee. He was formally the Distance Education Coordinator in the Office of Online Learning and Educational Technology.