His research is divided between the application of critical education theory to university media programs and the study of contemporary popular music and society.
Born Stanislaw Dzieniszewski in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (the family name was changed in the early 1950s), Denski attended Father Judge High School.
In May 1995 he was an Invited Visiting Scholar at Ohio University in Athens, OH and presented a series of lectures to Mass Communication faculty and doctoral students.
As writer on popular music, Denski has written liner notes for numerous LPs and CDs (including the notes for all 10 volumes of the compilation series, Love, Peace & Poetry),[1] his music writing has been published in the Dallas Observer,[2] the Cleveland Scene, Patrick Lundborg's Acid Archives,[3] and he was a contributing critic to the 2007 Village Voice Pazz & Jop Poll.
In 2007 and 2008 Denski was employed as the researcher and ghost writer for Think Secure, the online blog of Frank DeFina, then president of Panasonic Systems Solutions America.