Meredith Morgoch

Meredith L. Morgoch, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Communication at Salisbury University's Department of Communication. Her expertise lies in public relations and strategic communication, with a focus on risk communication, environmental communication, and crisis management. She holds a PhD in Communication & Media Studies from the University of Oregon (2022), an MA in Communication, Technology & Society from Clemson University (2015), a BS in Communication from Appalachian State University (2012), and an AA from Central Piedmont Community College (2010).

Her research examines communication strategies in disasters, science communication, and inclusive practices in public relations. Notable work includes studies on earthquake early warning systems (ShakeAlert) and community engagement during crises. She has published in journals like Public Relations Review and Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management.

Recent articles explore bridging gaps between science and journalism, equitable communication campaigns for disaster preparedness, and citizen journalism trends. Her work emphasizes evidence-based guidelines for protective actions during emergencies and inclusive symposium practices in science communication.

Morgoch has no listed scientific awards or grants in the provided materials. She teaches courses in strategic communication and advises students in related fields.