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Department of Advertising and Public Relations

Dr. Claire M. Badaracco
Professor

Johnston Hall 514
(414) 288-7293 Phone
(414) 288-3099 Fax
claire.badaracco@marquette.edu

COURSES TAUGHT

ARSC 2010: Conceptualizing Justice and Peace Studies
ADPR 4953: Diets, Kids, Pills: Social Issues in Promotion
ADPR 4700: Cultural Identity, Media and World Religions
COMM 3900: Ethical Problems of Mass Communications
PURE 4997: Public Relations Campaigns

EDUCATION

Ph.D, Rutgers
B.A, University of California, Berkeley

WHY MARQUETTE?

Affinity with the Jesuit educational mission

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Religion, Media and Cultural Identity

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Academy of Religion
AEJMC

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Editorial Advisory Board, PR Review
Guest Editor, Journal of Peace Studies 2009-10

AREA OF SPECIALIZATION

Media and Religion
Health Communication
History of the Book as Media

AWARDS

Prescribing Faith has won ForeWord Magazine's gold-level status award for Book of the Year in the Religion category

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Badaracco, Claire (2008), "Strict Disciples Online: From Cartoon to Spin," in Fundamentalisms and Mediatization, Continuum Press, Stewart Hoover, ed.

Badaracco, Claire M. Prescribing Faith: Medicine, Media and Religion in American Culture, Baylor, 2007.
Badaracco, Claire M. "Quoting God: How Media Shape Ideas About Religion" Baylor University Press. 2006.
Badaracco, Claire M. Trading Words, Johns Hopkins University Press. 1995
Badaracco, Claire M. American Culture and the Marketplace. 1994.
Badaracco, Claire M. The Cuba Journal of Sophia Peabody Hawthorne (ed.) 1980.

BOOK REVIEWS

Blessed Unrest: How the Largest Movement in the World Came into Being and Why No One Saw it Coming by Paul Hawken, Viking, Public Relations Review International

The Internet in the Arab World: Egypt and Beyond by Rasha Abdulla, Peter Lang, Journal of Communication Research Trends

Brands of Faith: Marketing Religion in a Commercial Age by Mara Einstein, Media, Religion and Culture Series: Routledge, Journal of Communication Research Trends

Books on Trial: Red Scare in the Heartland by Shirley and Wayne A. Wiegand, University of Oklahoma Press, Journal of Information Ethics