Elizabeth Gilmore

Elizabeth Gilmore is a Senior Lecturer and Director of Basic Courses in the Department of Communication at Clemson University's College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences. She holds a Ph.D. in Communication and Culture from Indiana University (2019), an MS in Communication Studies from University of North Texas (2012), and a BS in Human Communication from Abilene Christian University (2010).

Research Focus

Her work in critical pedagogy and digital rhetoric examines:

• Racial formations in digital media
• White savior narratives on social platforms
• Visual rhetoric and coloniality
• Critical Whiteness and postcolonial studies
• Intersection of cartography and communication

Scientific Recognition

• 2016 Janis Edwards Article of the Year Award
• Multiple teaching and research awards (2013-2018)

Teaching Portfolio

Coordinates and teaches core communication courses including Public Speaking, Communication Theory, and Pedagogy.