Michael Moeder

Michael Moeder is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at Salisbury University. His research focuses on television’s influence on social values and attitudes, particularly examining the persuasive power of celebrity media. He has co-authored a book chapter with Dr. Chrys Egan on Dick Wolf’s brand in the edited volume Celebrity Media Effects: The Persuasive Power of the Stars, published by Carol M. Madere. Dr. Moeder is an active member of the Mid-Atlantic Popular Culture and American Culture Association, presenting his work at their annual conferences.

• Affiliation: Department of Communication, Salisbury University
• Office: Fulton Hall (FH) 250
• Contact: mdmoeder@salisbury.edu | (410) 677-5382

His research interests bridge media studies, cultural analysis, and the intersection of celebrity culture with societal attitudes. While no specific grants or lab affiliations are documented, his work contributes to understanding how television narratives shape public discourse and values.