Kerrilee Lockyer is the Program Support Coordinator of the Bachelor of Arts programs and researcher and lecturer in Applied Linguistics at University of South Australia. Her academic background is in Languages and Applied Linguistics (BA Hons, PhD, UniSA). Her research explores emerging challenges to communicative expertise in professional and organisational practice, especially in contexts of promotion and persuasion that lie at the intersections of professional practice and digital media. She is a member of the International Applied Linguistics Research Network on professional mobility and migration, an elected member of the Justice and Society Academic Unit Board, and is regularly invited as a reviewer for a wide range of international... Read more
About me
Kerrilee Lockyer is the Program Support Coordinator of the Bachelor of Arts programs and researcher and lecturer in Applied Linguistics at University of South Australia. Her academic background is in Languages and Applied Linguistics (BA Hons, PhD, UniSA). Her research explores emerging challenges to communicative expertise in professional and organisational practice, especially in contexts of promotion and persuasion that lie at the intersections of professional practice and digital media. She is a member of the International Applied Linguistics Research Network on professional mobility and migration, an elected member of the Justice and Society Academic Unit Board, and is regularly invited as a reviewer for a wide range of international publishers and journals. Her teaching encompasses applied linguistics, intercultural communication, and core courses in the liberal arts, in which the quality of her teaching has been recognised with multiple awards and nominations.
About me
Doctor of Philosophy University of South Australia
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) University of South Australia
Bachelor of Arts (Languages and Intercultural Communication) University of South Australia
Language and culture in professional contexts, professional discourse, Intercultural communication, brand communication
Research
Research outputs for the last seven years are shown below. To see earlier years visit ORCID
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Research
Language and culture in professional contexts, professional discourse, Intercultural communication, brand communication
External engagement & recognition
| Organisation | Country |
|---|---|
| University of South Australia | AUSTRALIA |
Intercultural Communication
Teaching & student supervision
Teaching & student supervision
Supervisions from 2010 shown
| Thesis title | Student status |
|---|---|
| Back to the future of work: investigating how future work is co-constructed in an Australian senate select committee inquiry | Current |
| 'Best interests of the child': inter-professional communication in child protection trials | Current |
| Extremism by Design? Framing, Fabrication, and Radical Discourse on Social Media | Current |
| Fake or real? A theoretical model for understanding the problem of misleading visual information in the online environment | Current |
| From brands to branded employees: how co-creation is accomplished through language | Current |
| Picture making: towards an understanding of expertise in illustration practice | Current |
