About
Dr. Dianne Bragg is Associate Chair in the Department of Journalism and Creative Media, where her work centers on journalism, media practice, and the evolving role of storytelling in a rapidly changing media landscape. Her work and professional focus reflect a commitment to rigorous reporting, ethical media practices, and the ways journalism informs public understanding and civic life.
Her interests span journalism education, media content, and the professional norms that shape how stories are reported, produced and shared across platforms. Through research and leadership, Dr. Bragg contributes to conversations about the future of journalism and the responsibilities of media professionals in a digital, audience-driven environment.
Impact Beyond the University
Dr. Bragg’s work supports the broader mission of journalism as a public service. By engaging with questions of media credibility, journalistic standards and storytelling practices, her contributions help strengthen the connection between news organizations and the communities they serve.
In her administrative role, she plays a key role in guiding curriculum development, supporting faculty and student initiatives, and advancing the department’s commitment to high-quality journalism and creative media education.
A Passion for Teaching
As an educator and mentor, Dr. Bragg is dedicated to preparing students for careers in journalism and media by emphasizing strong reporting skills, ethical decision-making and adaptability across platforms. She encourages students to think critically about the media they consume and produce, and to understand the real-world impact of their work.
Her teaching philosophy emphasizes hands-on learning, professional readiness, and the development of clear, responsible storytelling skills. Through classroom instruction and departmental leadership, Dr. Bragg helps students build the confidence and competence needed to succeed in today’s media industries.