Dr. Elizabeth Crisp Crawford, assistant professor, recently earned her Ph.D. in Communication and Information with an emphasis in Advertising from The University of Tennessee. Her dissertation is entitled, "Cigarette Papers: Cigarette Advertising and Promotion in College and University Student Newspapers, A Case Study of The Orange and White at The University of Tennessee." She earned her M.A. in Advertising and Public Relations from Marquette University and her B.A. in Communication, Media, & Theatre from St. Norbert College. Elizabeth has taught courses in Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations at The University of Tennessee, Marquette University, Harley-Davidson Motor Co. and Northern Michigan University. And, she worked in Consumer Marketing at The Post-Crescent. She presented her research at the 2007 AAA national convention, 2005 and 2006 AEJMC national conventions, 2000 and 2005 OSCLG conferences, 2005 and 2006 University of Tennessee Marketing Communication and Diversity Conference, and at the 2002 College of Communication M.A. Student/Faculty Symposium at Marquette University. Elizabeth Crisp Crawford’s research interests include studying the cultural and aesthetic facets of the advertising industry as well as advertising and public relations history.

Office: Clow 126B -- Phone: 424-1151 -- E-mail: crawfore@uwosh.edu