Associate Professor & Director of Graduate Studies
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210 Elliott Hall (316) 978-6064 lisa.parcell@wichita.edu Ph.D. The University of Alabama (2003) |
Dr. Lisa M. Parcell is the Betty and Oliver Elliott Professor of Communication. She teaches courses in integrated marketing communication, communication history, research methods, and strategic communication. Her main research area is the area of media history, particularly the promotion of American food products between 1880-1960. Recent research focused on Pillsbury and Gold Medal flours, Hershey’s chocolate, and PET Milk. Other ongoing research explores the history of public relations and its development as a profession.
Dr. Parcell is co-director of The Research Partnership (TRP), the Elliott School’s in-house marketing research and consulting agency. She is also the Graduate Coordinator of the Communication Master’s program.
Before coming to WSU, Dr. Parcell worked as a public relations professional for the Sierra Club, Georgia Tech Research Institute, and PACERS, Alabama’s Small Schools Cooperative.
Between 2001 and 2007 she was Associate Director of WSU-LINK, a community engagement effort charged with facilitating partnerships between WSU and the local community.
COMM 324 Introduction to IMC
COMM 511 Strategic Communication in Organizations
COMM 626 IMC Campaigns
COMM 631 Historical and Theoretical Issues in Communication COMM 801 Introduction to Research Methods COMM 832 Historical Research Methods COMM 860AO Integrated Marketing Communication Case Studies