Jacqueline Land, M.A.

Jacqueline Land is an Assistant Professor of Digital Media Communication in the Division of Business, Communication and Education. She teaches courses in photography, audio and video production, front-end web coding (HTML, CSS and JavaScript), web design/UX and live streaming. In addition, she has taught courses in the Core Curriculum including Identity & Society and Indigenous Media & Digital Culture, as well as courses such as Business Communications and Introduction to Speech Composition. Her research explores topics in Native American and Indigenous media studies, audience and fan studies, and digital media culture. She has published in the Journal of Cinema & Media Studies, and in edited collections such as "Race and Media: Critical Approaches" (NYU Press, 2020) and "By Her Work: Indigenous Women’s Digital Media in North America" (University of Minnesota Press, 2025). Professor Land has a B.A. in English and Film Studies from the University of Missouri. She also received an M.A. and was a Ph.D. candidate in Media & Cultural Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.