Fall 2023

Section 0245 of BMK50
Marketing -- : Aug 14 - Dec 08 2023
This class meets on campus Mondays and has required online content.

Section 0246 of BMK50
Marketing -- : Aug 15 - Dec 08 2023
This class meets on campus Tuesdays and has required online content.

Section 0248 of BMK57
Introduction to Public Relations -- : Aug 15 - Oct 08 2023
This class meets on campus Tuesdays, and has required online content

Section 0249 of BMK59
Consumer Behavior -- : Oct 10 - Dec 03 2023
This class meets on campus Tuesdays, and has required online content.

Section 0574 of BMK50
Marketing -- : Aug 14 - Dec 08 2023

Section 2637 of BMK50
Marketing -- : Sep 25 - Dec 15 2023

Spring 2023

Section 4267 of BMK50
Marketing -- : Jan 18 - May 17 2023
This class meets Mondays at 10:30am-12pm on campus and Wednesdays at 10:30am-12:00pm on Zoom.

Section 4270 of BMK57
Introduction to Public Relations -- : Jan 18 - Mar 15 2023
This class meets Mondays at 12:00 pm - 1:40 pm on campus and Wednesdays at 12:00 pm - 1:40 pm on Zoom.

Section 4271 of BMK59
Consumer Behavior -- : Mar 29 - May 22 2023
This class meets Mondays at 12:00 pm - 1:40 pm on campus and Wednesdays at 12:00 pm - 1:40 pm on Zoom.

Section 5250 of BMK50
Marketing -- : Jan 19 - May 18 2023
This class meets Tuesdays at 10:30am-12:00pm on campus and Thursdays at 10:30am-12:00pm on Zoom.

Section 5340 of BMK50
Marketing -- : Jan 24 - May 19 2023
This class meets Tuesdays at 6:00-7:30pm on Zoom.

Monday

  • 11:45 AM - 2:00 PMMaggini Hall 2701Santa Rosa Campus

Wednesday

  • 2:30 PM - 4:00 PMOnline

B.A. Political Science: Widener University, Pennsylvania
M.B.A. Marketing: College of Notre Dame

Academic Experience

Areas of academic focus: Business, Marketing, Public Relations, Consumer Behavior, Advertising, Social Responsibility, Sustainability
 

Academic Statement: I have some very specific classroom goals and practices,
1) A successful learning environment should be enjoyable, stress-free, and entertaining.
2) Students must be self-motivated to read and retain coursework, concepts and basic principles.
3) My role is to deliver current, clear, and relevant examples that support class concepts while demonstrating how course principles are best used -- through mindful, real-world implementations.
4) Creativity and innovative thinking should lead to sustainable and socially responsible business practices.
 

Roy joined the faculty at SRJC after 20+ years in the music and interactive entertainment industries. He began his career as the first marketing executive for San Francisco-based audio pioneers, Monster Cable Products. As a musician with a business degree, Roy was recruited by the founders of Windham Hill Productions (A&M) to join the label's management team and served in numerous roles, most recently as Vice President of Brand Marketing and Business Development. After 11 years at the label and an acquisition by BMG/Sony Music, Roy moved to Capitol/EMI/Virgin Entertainment Properties in Los Angeles as Vice President of Marketing. He has been part of numerous Grammy Award winning projects, MTV & VH-1 video productions, film soundtracks, advertising campaigns, and has managed a rich collection of works and recordings from the world's most iconic musical artists.

Most recently, Roy served as Vice President of a venture-funded internet start-up, and co-founded two Sonoma County-based businesses. He has served as a board member for the Healdsburg Jazz Festival, Texas Music Hall of Fame, and on the advisory board of Worth Our Weight. Roy continues to offer guidance and consulting in the areas of art and commerce, enjoys traveling, playing music, and being in his favorite place -- the classroom.