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Monica Brasted, Ph.D

Interim Dean (School of Arts and Sciences), Professor (Journalism)

(585) 395-2157
mbrasted@brockport.edu
Office: Liberal Arts 149 A

Education

• BA, Communication, SUNY Brockport
• MA, Communication, SUNY Brockport
• PhD, Mass Communication, Pennsylvania State University

Research Interests

• Communication history
• Communication technology and cultural change
• Influence of advertising on our culture; gender stereotypes in the media
• News coverage of social movements
• Media studies

• Awards/Recognitions
  • Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching (2013)
• Recent Publications
  • Brasted, Monica (2021) “Are Gender Portrayals of Children in Advertisements Stereotypical?,” Proceedings of the New York State Communication Association: Vol. 2017 , Article 6.
  • Brasted, M. (2018) Magazine Advertising in Life During World War II. Patriotism Through Service, Thrift and Utility. Lanham, Maryland: The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc.
  • Brasted, M. (2014) The NRA and Polarization in the Gun Debate. The SocJournal.
  • Brasted, M. (2014) Invasion: Framing War Protestors at National Conventions. Online Journal of Communication and Media Technologies, IV, 1.
  • Brasted, M. (2013) Gender Stereotypes in Advertising. Race, Gender and Stereotypes in Media: A Reader for Professional Communicators. Ed. Amiso, M. George and Tommy Thomason, San Diego, CA: Cognella: 195-200.
  • Brasted, M. (2012) MoveOn: The Rhetoric of Polarization. Relevant Rhetoric, 3.
  • Brasted, M. (2011) Using Email to Create Collective Identity. Web Journal of Mass Communication Research.
  • Brasted, M. (2010) Care Bares vs. Transformers: Gender Stereotypes in Advertisements. The SocJournal.
  • Brasted, M. (2009) Students for a Democratic Society: A Movement Study. Koln, Germany: Lambert Academic Publishing.
  • Brasted, M. (2009) The Values of the Consumer Culture: Reflected in the Advertisements of “The Saturday Evening Post”: 1900-1929. Koln, Germany: Lambert Academic Publishing.
  • Brasted, M. (2006) Advertising Success Through Consumption: 1900-1929. Advertising & Society Review.
  • Brasted, M. (2005) Protest in the Media. Peace Review, 17:4.
  • Brasted, M. (2005) Framing Protest: The Chicago Tribune and The New York Times during the 1968 Democratic Convention. Atlantic Journal of Communication, 13: 1, p. 1-25.
  • Brasted, M. (2004) The Reframing of Traditional Cultural Values: Consumption and WWII. Advertising and Society Review, 5:4.
  • Brasted, M. (2004) Through the Looking Glass: Class and Reality in Television. Electronic Journal of Sociology.