Johanna Fawkes
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PositionSenior Lecturer, Public Relations
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CampusBathurst
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LocationBuilding 0N5, Room G1
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Phone/Fax(02) 6338 4223
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Profile
2007 – 2011 Full time PhD, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
- Embracing the Shadow: a Jungian approach to Professional Ethics, with particular application to public relations ethics. Awarded January 2011
2004- 2011 Consultancy work/research projects (UK)
- Researcher, evaluating communication aspects of Carnegie Weight Management anti-obesity campaign (part of Sheffield Change4Life) 2010-11
- Communications training consultant, Wakefield and District Housing, 2010-11
- Chief Examiner, Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) Diploma, 2005-7, responsible for devising and managing syllabus and monitoring examiner performance across a range of delivery centres
- Devised CIPR Training and Education Framework, 2005, to be used in approval of UK degree courses and continuing Professional Development programmes
- Co-authored major research project, partly funded by Chartered Institute of Public Relations, 'Public Relations Education in the UK', 2005
- Team member research project into freelance communication workers, Leeds Metropolitan University, 2000, 2001& 2005
- Wrote and researched feasibility study on journalism education, Leeds Metropolitan University, November 2004; Edited book of research reports by Local Government Communicators for Improvement and Development Agency (IDeA), July 2004 & CIPR Local Government Award winners, January 2006; Wrote web guide, 'Using the Media for Academics', for Leeds University, May 2003
1990 – 2004 Senior/Principal Lecturer in Public Relations (UK)
- Leeds Metropolitan University (1998-2004) Course Leader, BA (Hons) in Public Relations; Course Leader, IPR Diploma; Module leader: Mass Communications, Persuasive Communications, Dissertations, Live Projects. Taught on MA in Communications, Member of School Management Team.
- University of Central Lancashire (1994-98) Course Leader, BA (Hons) in Public Relations and Combined Honours in PR; Module leader: Attitude, Persuasion and Influence; Politics and PR; Dissertations; PR Ethics
- London College of Printing (1990-94) Course Leader, National Diploma; Module Leader, Public Relations and Publicity
Public relations practitioner (UK)
- Trades Union Congress (1988-90) Press Officer, responsible for Women's and Media committee media relations and publications
- London Borough of Camden (1983-88) Senior Information Officer, responsible for Women's and Police committee media relations and publications
- Freelance journalist and researcher (1980-83) articles published in national media; Publishing publicity manager (1978-80); Misc PR work (1976-8)
Teaching
COM 530 Responsibility, Reputation and Stakeholder Relations (MA in Organisational Communication)
COM116 Principles and Practice of Public Relations (BA)
Doctor of Communications – to be confirmed
PG Supervisions – to be confirmed
Research
Public relations ethics, propaganda, Jungian psychology, psychology of persuasion
Member Institute of Communication Ethics advisory board; book reviews editor Journal of Communication Management (2007-10); editorial board, Public Relations Inquiry
Publications
Book Public relations professional ethics: exploring the Jungian shadow (provisional title), London, Routledge, submission due 2012
Refereed Journal articles
Fawkes, J. (2010) The shadow of excellence: a Jungian approach to public relations ethics. Review of Communication, 10, 211-227.
Fawkes, J. (2009) Integrating the Shadow: a Jungian approach to professional ethics in public relations, Ethical Space, Vol 6 No 2 pp 30-39
Fawkes, J and Moloney, K., (2008) 'Does Europe need an Institute of Propaganda Analysis?' Public Relations Review, US, 34 pp 204-217
Fawkes, J. (2007) 'Public relations models and persuasion ethics: a new approach' in Journal of Communication Management, Vol 11 4 Vol 11, 4, pp313-331
Fawkes, J. (2006) 'Can ethics save public relations from the charge of propaganda?', Ethical Space, Journal of the Institute of Communication Ethics, Vol 3 No 1, Troubadour Publishing, Leicester UK pp 32-42
Fielden, S.L., Tench, R., Fawkes, J., (2003) 'Freelance communications workers in the UK: the impact of gender on well-being', Corporate Communications: an international Journal, Vol.8, No. 3, pp187-196, MCB UP Ltd.
Tench R.; Fawkes J.; Palihawadana D.(2002) 'Freelancing: Issues and trends for public relations practice', Journal of Communication Management, vol. 6, 4, pp. 311-322(12) Henry Stewart Publications
Fawkes J.; Gregory A., (2000) 'Applying communication theories to the Internet',
Journal of Communication Management, vol. 5, iss. 2, pp. 109-124(16)
Henry Stewart Publications
Book chapters
Fawkes, J. (2007), 'Employee Engagement: Literature Review', in Smythe, J., Engaging Employees, London, Gower
Fawkes, J.(2006), 'Public Relations, Propaganda and the Psychology of Persuasion' in Tench, R., & Yeomans, L., Exploring Public Relations: contexts, concepts and applications, Pearson Education; revised for 2nd ed., 2008 and 3rd ed., 2012.
Fawkes, J. (2012) 'Public relations, professionalism and ethics' in Tench and Yeomans (ibid), 3rd edition, 2012
Pritchard, M., Fawkes, J., and Tench, R., (2006c) 'The role of the public relations practitioner ' in Tench, R., & Yeomans, L., (op cit)
Beresford, S., and Fawkes, J., (2006d) 'Arts, leisure and entertainment public relations ' in Tench, R., & Yeomans, L., (op cit)
Fawkes, J., 'What is Public Relations?', in Theaker, A. (Ed.), The Public Relations Handbook, Routledge, London. 1st Ed, 1997; revised for 2nd Ed, 2004; rewritten 3rd Ed 2008, 4th Ed 2012
Fawkes, J., 'Public Relations and Communication', in Theaker, A., (Ed.,) The Public Relations Handbook, Routledge, London. 1st Ed, 1997; revised for 2nd Ed, 2004; rewritten 3rd Ed 2008, 4th Ed., 2012
Conference Papers
Fawkes, J. (2010) Hermeneutics – public relations as interpretation, National Communications Association, San Francisco, November (Runner-up Best Student Paper)
Fawkes, J. (2009) The Art of Hermeneutics and Public Relations, CIPR and Stirling University conference, Stirling, September
Fawkes, J. (2009) Can there be a psychology of the professions?, CIPR and Stirling University conference, Stirling, September
Fawkes, J. (2009) Embracing the Shadow: a Jungian approach to professional ethics, International Association of Jungian Studies, Cardiff, July
Fawkes, J (2009) The Shadow of Excellence: A Jungian Approach to Public Relations, International Communication Association (ICA) conference, Chicago, May (Top student paper session)
Fawkes, J. (2007) 'Public relations models and persuasion ethics: a new approach' ICA, San Francisco, May
Fawkes, J., Public relations, propaganda and the ethics of persuasion, Institute of Communication Ethics annual conference, Manchester Business School, October, 2006
Tench, R and Fawkes, J. 'Practitioner resistance to theory – an evaluation of employers' attitudes towards public relations education', ICA, New York, 2005
Tench, R. and Fawkes, J. 'Mind the gap – exploring different attitudes to PR education between academics and employers' CIPR Conference, Lincoln, 2005
Fawkes, J., Tench, R., 'Does employer resistance to theory threaten the future of public relations? A consideration of research findings, comparing UK practitioner, academic and alumni attitudes to public relations education', July 2004, 11th International Public Relations Research Symposium, Bled, Slovenia
Fawkes, J., Tench, R. (presenters), Palihawadana, D., 'Freelancing in the Public Relations Industry', Academy of Marketing, Cardiff, 2001
Fawkes, J., 'Max Clifford: the Honest Liar?', Public Relations Educators Forum, March 1996, Plymouth
Winner, Northern Stories, 1994, 1996
Other Academic Roles / Membership
Guest Editor, Ethical Space, Vol 6 No 2
Paper reviewer, International Communications Association 2008, 2009; National Communication Association, 2011; Euprera, 2011
Book Reviews Editor, Journal of Communication Management, 2007- 10
Editorial Board, Journal of Public Relations Inquiry, 2010-
Member, International Communication Association, 2005-
Member, Advisory Group, Institute of Communication Ethics, 2006 -
Member, Chartered Institute of Public Relations, 1997-
Member, National Union of Journalists, 1976 -
