Kate Edenborg

Kate Edenborg is a Professor and Program Director for the B.S. Professional & Technical Communication program at the University of Wisconsin-Stout's College of Arts & Human Sciences. Based in Harvey Hall, she teaches journalism and media courses while mentoring students and securing grants for nonprofit news internships. Previously, she served as faculty advisor for the campus publication Stoutonia.

Education

• Ph.D. Mass Communication, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
• M.A. Mass Communication, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
• B.A. Communications, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

Research Focus

Edenborg's research explores historical representations in American mass media through textual and visual analysis, with secondary emphasis on health communication strategies and community-centered journalism.

Professional Experience

• Patient Education Communication Specialist at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare (St. Paul)
• Editor/Reporter for Minnesota Tribune and St. Paul Pioneer Press
• Assistant News Editor for Wausau Daily Herald

Her outreach includes cross-sector collaborations with community organizations and nonprofit news outlets supported through grant-funded student internships.