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Patrick Johnson is an Assistant Professor of Journalism at Marquette University's Diederich College of Communication, specializing in News Literacy, Media Ethics, and Journalism Education. He holds a Ph.D. in Mass Communication from the University of Iowa and degrees from Marquette University. His research focuses on equitable media literacy, LGBTQ+ journalism, and the ethical boundaries of journalism. He has received numerous awards, including the AEJMC Promising Professor Award and Davis Ethics Outstanding Dissertation Award.
Dr. Johnson's work bridges academia and practice, emphasizing inclusive pedagogy and community engagement. He directs Marquette's student media programs and collaborates with organizations like Trusting News and National Association for Media Literacy Education. His recent publications include studies on automated fact-checking, queer media ethics, and frameworks for equitable media literacy education.
- Education: Ph.D. (University of Iowa), M.A. & B.S. (Marquette University)
- Affiliations: AEJMC, ICA, NLGJA, SPJ
- Key Projects: Mapping Impactful Media Literacy, Center for Journalism Ethics (UW-Madison)
He teaches courses on media ethics, journalism fundamentals, and digital media strategy, advocating for social responsibility in journalism practice.
