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Kate Fitch is a communication media studies scholar specializing in critical sociocultural approaches to public relations research. Her work draws on historical social justice perspectives, feminism, and intersectionality to understand the broader societal impact of communicative activity and promotional work. She has contributed significantly to the discipline by advocating for critical feminist research, identifying the limitations of public relations theory, addressing gender inequality in theory and practice, and promoting evidenced histories that recognize the impact of professional projects while highlighting the exclusion of particular narratives. Fitch's recent research investigates the role of public relations in promoting energy and informs the emerging interdisciplinary field of promotional culture. She serves as Editor of the critical public relations journal, Public Relations Inquiry, and has co-edited several special issues in prestigious journals. Fitch joined Monash University in October 2017, where she established a public relations specialization, served as HDR Program Director, and Deputy Director of the Bachelor of Media Communication. An award-winning teacher, she has received accolades for her outstanding contributions to student learning.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Specializing in public relations research with a focus on sociocultural approaches.
Murdoch University • Perth, Australia
Led the public relations curriculum development and teaching.
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