Gordon Patzer, Ph.D., provides insights and commentary about physical attractiveness (PA), particularly physical attractiveness phenomenon (PAP). He presents knowledge, facts, expertise, and analyses as a researcher, writer, speaker, scholar, and practitioner.

Publications include six books, articles in peer-refereed journals, presentations at professional research conferences, and many formal references by scholars. Mass media interviews span large-small, national-international, and print-broadcast. These range from Associated Press wire stories to:

• Newspapers (USA west coast to east coast: Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Crain's New York Business, Boston Sunday Herald; Canada: Globe and Mail, Ottawa Citizen; Europe: La Razon in Spain, Scotsman in Scotland, Sunday Correspondent in England; Asia/India: Times of India, Hindustan Times; South Pacific: New Zealand Sunday Star-Times; etc.)
• Magazines (U.S. News & World Report, Entrepreneur, Investment News, ELLE, Self, Working Woman, Details, Cosmopolitan, Magazin Krstarice in Croatia, etc.)
• Radio (American NPR, South America Radio Ecuador, BBC Radio, Radio Netherlands Worldwide, Westwood One US network, individual stations across US, The O'Reilly Factor national syndicated program, etc.)
• Television (US primetime news Dateline NBC, morning talk-news The Today Show, UK Channel Four Equinox, US PBS Nova, Canada CBC The Journal, etc.)
• Films/Movies--Documentary (Sex, Lies and Toupee Tape. The Sculpture Diaries.)
• Internet and Podcasts (WebMD, CareerBuilder, MSNBC, CNN.com, MSN Money, Relationships for Life, Total Picture Radio, Smash the Ladder, etc. as well as cites on blogs national and international).

In addition, Gordon has succeeded in executive positions inside and outside of academia as presented below within the contents of this website page and as indicated by Internet browser search (Google, Bing, etc.) of his name. Employments also extend to consulting projects with for-profit companies and not-for-profit organizations, national and international, concerning business strategies and other matters related and unrelated to physical attractiveness phenomenon.

• Career Overview
• Books Published
• Travels
• University Degrees
• Endorsements, via Testimonials
  • Abbreviated Comments with Abbreviated Credentials of Sources
  • Extended Comments with Extended Credentials of Sources
• Mass Media. Published/Broadcast, Interview Quotes, Book Reviews (incomplete listing)
  • Print, Newspapers
  • Print, Magazines
  • Broadcast, Radio
  • Broadcast, Television
  • Films/Movies (Documentary)
  • Internet
• Scientific-Academic Media (incomplete listing)
  • Scholarly Journals, in which Researchers cite Research by Gordon Patzer
  • Articles Published, in Scholarly Peer-Reviewed Research Journals with Gordon Patzer author byline
  • Papers Presented, at Professional Peer-Reviewed Conferences with Publication in the Conference Proceedings with Gordon Patzer author byline
  • Additional Miscellaneous Publications and Presentations with Gordon Patzer author byline

Gordon Patzer, Ph.D., provides insights and commentary about physical attractiveness (PA), particularly physical attractiveness phenomenon (PAP). Recognized and respected internationally as a leading authority, he presents knowledge, facts, expertise, and analyses as a researcher, writer, speaker, scholar, and practitioner.

Publications include six books, articles in peer-refereed journals, presentations at professional research conferences, and hundreds of formal references by scholars. Media interviews span large-small, national-international, print, radio, and television. These range from Associated Press wire stories to:

Newspapers (USA west coast to east coast: Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Crain's New York Business, Boston Sunday Herald; Canada: Globe and Mail, Ottawa Citizen, Europe/England: Sunday Correspondent; Asia/India: Times of India, Hindustan Times; South Pacific: New Zealand Sunday Star-Times; etc.) Magazines (U.S. News & World Report, Entrepreneur, ELLE, Self, Working Woman, Details, Cosmopolitan, etc.) Radio (American NPR, South America Radio Ecuador, BBC, Radio Netherlands Worldwide, Westwood One in US, The O'Reilly Factor national syndicated program, etc.) Television (US primetime news Dateline NBC, morning talk-news The Today Show, UK Channel Four Equinox, US PBS Nova, Canada CBC The Journal, etc.) Internet and Podcasts (WebMD, CareerBuilder, MSNBC, CNN.com, MSN Money, Relationships for Life, Total Picture Radio, Smash the Ladder, etc. as well as blogs nationally and internationally).

In addition, Gordon has succeeded in executive positions at various levels inside and outside of academia as presented below within the contents of this website page and as indicated by Internet browser search (Google, Bing, etc.) of his name.