Lisa Harrison

Lisa Harrison is a Lecturer in Communication and Media at Flinders University within the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Her work bridges academic theory with industry practice, focusing on micro-influencers and digital culture.

• Education: Doctorate of Creative Industries, Media and Communications (QUT, 2022)
• Bachelor of Creative Industries, Media and Communications (QUT, with distinction)

Dr. Harrison's research explores the intersection of micro-influencers, niche online communities, and creative industries. She has developed a groundbreaking theoretical model outlining the five dimensions of micro-influence, providing actionable insights for navigating digital landscapes.

Her research outputs span digital communication, marketing strategies, and transmedia storytelling, reflecting expertise in both academic and practical applications. Key themes include social media dynamics, brand communication, and the evolution of digital practices.

Scientific Awards:

• Finalist, Business Innovation Award & Private and Corporate Sector Award (2013)
• Professional Business Woman of the Year (2012)

Dr. Harrison coordinates postgraduate topics including COMS1004 Digital and Social Media and CREA8106 Crafting Narratives in the Digital Epoch, integrating her industry experience into curriculum design.