Eric Lohman

Eric Lohman is a Teaching Professor in the Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies Program at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's College of Letters & Science. His academic background includes a PhD from the University of Western Ontario and MA/BA degrees from UWM. He specializes in intersections of political economy/Marxist theory, gender, and media.

• Education:
  • PhD, Communication, University of Western Ontario
  • MA, Communication, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
  • BA, Communication, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

His research focuses on the Political Economy of Media, gender, and labor, with expertise in critical theory, Marxism, public interest media, advertising, and wedding media. He has published works analyzing telecommuting's gendered labor impacts and intersex parenting narratives.

Lohman teaches courses like Gender and the Media and Media Studies and Culture, emphasizing theoretical frameworks for understanding media's societal roles. He previously served as Communication Chair for a Canadian teaching union and VP Communication at the University of Western Ontario's graduate student society. He currently serves on the board of InterACT, Advocates for Informed Choice.