Collette Snowden

Senior Lecturer, School of Communication, International Studies and Languages, University of South Australia

I have worked as a journalist, media advisor to a Federal Minister, broadcaster, public relations practitioner and as a freelance writer, consultant and researcher. My research interests include all aspects of communication; the public communication of politics and policy; understanding the consequences of emerging technologies; media processes and practices; the history of the media and the social and political intersection of media communication and public policy.

Current research includes focus on media framing, media narratives, and media agenda setting.

Experience

2005–present

Senior Lecturer, University of South Australia

Education

2006

University of South Australia, PhD
1991

Australian Film and Television School, Graduate Diploma in Media
1982

University of Adelaide, B.A (Hons - Politics)

Professional Memberships

International Association of Media and Communication Research
Society for the History of Technology

Research Areas

Communications And Media Policy (160503)
Communication And Media Studies (2001)
Communication Technology And Digital Media Studies (200102)
Screen And Media Culture (200212)
History Of Ideas (220209)
Innovation And Technology Management (150307)
Sociology And Social Studies Of Science And Technology (160808)
Research, Science And Technology Policy (160511)