Karen Russell Associate ProfessorOffice: 219 Phone Number: (706) 542-5035 Fax Number: (706) 542-2183 E-Mail Address: karenm@grady.uga.edu Web site: http://teachingpr.blogspot.com/
 | Education | Ph.D., Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin
M.A., Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin
B.A., Mass Communication, University of West Georgia |
 | Teaching Specialty | Dr.
Russell teaches Public Relations core courses such as Administration,
Communication, and Campaigns. She is also interested in social media,
globalization, and corporate social responsibility initiatives. She
also teaches media history and is a member of the UGA Graduate Faculty.
Download a copy of Dr. Russell's Teaching Portfolio, online version. |
 | Research Interests | Karen
Miller Russell studies media history with an emphasis on public
relations. She is also interested in qualitative research, such as
ethnography and case studies, on PR.
Dr. Russell is the author of The Voice of Business: Hill and Knowlton and Postwar Public Relations. She has written articles for Communication Yearbook, Journal of PR Research, Public Relations Review, Business History Review, American Journalism and Journalism Monographs and delivered numerous conference papers. |
 | Experience | | Dr.
Russell is a former PR writer for the Wisconsin Department of
Transportation, former PR specialist for the American Camping
Association and former photography and publicity assistant for Common
Wealth Development. |
 | Awards | Dr. Russell advised Grady's PRSSA Bateman National Case Study Competition team to the national championship in 2007.
Dr. Russell is the winner of the 2001 Pathfinder Award, the highest
award from the Institute for Public Relations. This coveted award is
given in recognition of originally scholarly research which has made a
significant contribution to the body of knowledge and practice of
public relations.
In 1999, Dr. Russell received the PRide Award for Top Book of the Year
from the National Communication Association, PR Division. In 1995, she
received the Nafziger-White Award for best mass communication
dissertation from AEJMC. |
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