Craig Hayden
Assistant Professor
International Service, School
- Dr. Hayden has recently completed a multi-year study of strategic communication and framing of the United States in pan-Arab media content, and continues to work on how news flows provide deliberative contexts for mediating foreign policy. He is also working on two projects an analysis of crisis rhetoric in foreign policy public argument before the 2003 Iraq War and a comparative study of public diplomacy policy discourse, cultural diplomacy, and media programs.
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Degrees
PhD, communication, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California; MA, International relations, University of Southern California; BA, politics and economics, University of California, Santa Cruz
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OFFICE
- SIS - School of International Service
- McCabe - 207
MEDIA RELATIONS
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Teaching
Fall 2009
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- SIS-140 Cross-Cultural Communic
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- SIS-194 Comm Service Learning Project: Cross-Cultural Communic
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- SIS-640 International Communication
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Spring 2010
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- SIS-705 Soc Theory Comp & Int'l Persp: Soc Theory Approaches to IR
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Scholarly, Creative & Professional Activities
Research Interests
Dr. Hayden's research focuses the role of public argument in public diplomacy policies, the rhetoric of communication and media-based foreign policy, and the impact of global media and media convergence on international relations.
Honors, Awards, and Fellowships
- Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Southern California Center on Public Diplomacy
- International Communication Association for Excellence in Teaching



