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Dr. Leah Li is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Media & Communication at RMIT University. With international experience across Australia, China, and Singapore, she specializes in strategic public relations, digital communication, and public diplomacy. Her research explores the intersection of technology and stakeholder engagement in contexts like sports, health, and place branding. She has received prestigious awards including the ICA Top Faculty Paper Award and the PRIA Golden Target Award. Leah holds a PhD in International Communication and Media from Macquarie University and has led numerous grants, including projects on AI ethics in property professions and digital health literacy. She supervises PhD students in areas such as sport communication and crisis communication, guiding them to publish in Q1 journals and present at global conferences like the International Communication Association (ICA).
Her teaching integrates research-inspired pedagogy and educational technologies, covering courses like public relations, branding, and digital communication. She has designed curricula across multiple countries and is an accredited Category A PhD supervisor. Leah’s work extends to editorial roles, including serving on the Public Relations Review editorial board and the CPRA’s Education and Community Committee. Her industry experience includes roles in media production and corporate communication, complementing her academic rigor with practical insights.
Leah’s research projects span topics such as nation branding through sports diplomacy, disaster communication in isolated communities, and digital engagement strategies. She emphasizes inclusive and sustainable futures, leveraging her expertise to address challenges in multicultural Australia and global contexts. Her contributions bridge academic theory with real-world applications, particularly in enhancing community resilience through strategic communication.
