Teresa Tackett
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Assistant Professor, Digital and Social Media Advertising and/or Public Relations
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Teresa Tackett's research investigates the experiences of women in advertising, focusing on issues of gender diversity, bias, and burnout within creative departments. Her work also examines the impact of remote and hybrid work environments on employee engagement and well-being. Tackett has explored how public interest communication can shape the public perception of women political candidates, particularly in navigating societal expectations. Her publications utilize textual analysis and qualitative methods to understand these complex workplace dynamics and communication strategies. Tackett's scholarship includes analyses of agency self-representations regarding gender diversity and discussions on building more supportive work environments.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 12
- Citations: 20
Selected Publications
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Using Public Interest Communication to Construct Women’s Political Candidate Identities Amid Impossible Expectations (2025)
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Moving toward a critical understanding of employee wellbeing in hybrid work settings (2025)
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Pistols and pearls: A textual analysis of women’s 2022 US gubernatorial political advertisements (2025)
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Corporate social advocacy and reproductive rights: Analyzing public relations responses to <i>Dobbs v. Jackson</i> (2025)
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“Doing Gender” at Work: Women Leaders’ Perspectives on Gender Bias in Advertising Creative Departments (2025)
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A balanced approach: remote employees’ experiences with employee engagement and well-being (2025)
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The Work from Home (WFH) Employee Engagement Experience (2025)
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- A balanced approach: remote employees’ experiences with employee engagement and well-being
- The Work from Home (WFH) Employee Engagement Experience
- Moving toward a critical understanding of employee wellbeing in hybrid work settings
- Pistols and pearls: A textual analysis of women’s 2022 US gubernatorial political advertisements
- Using Public Interest Communication to Construct Women’s Political Candidate Identities Amid Impossible Expectations
- Corporate social advocacy and reproductive rights: Analyzing public relations responses to <i>Dobbs v. Jackson</i>
- Corporate social advocacy and reproductive rights: Analyzing public relations responses to <i>Dobbs v. Jackson</i>
- Corporate social advocacy and reproductive rights: Analyzing public relations responses to <i>Dobbs v. Jackson</i>
- Pistols and pearls: A textual analysis of women’s 2022 US gubernatorial political advertisements
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