Remembrances pour in for Barry Hollander, longtime Grady College journalism professor
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Date: January 31, 2018
#GradyGrit: Meet Tony Phan
Editor’s Note: #GradyGrit is a new series of profiles of Grady College students who show determination, leadership and outreach to the community. Search “#GradyGrit” on the Grady College website for additional profiles. Hometown: Morrow, Georgia Year: Senior Grady degree: Entertainment and Media Studies major Activities and Involvement: University Union coordinator of marketing, Filipino Student Association […]learn more
#GradyGrit: Meet Jayda Hill
Editor’s Note: #GradyGrit is a new series of profiles of Grady College students who show determination, leadership and outreach to the community. Search “#GradyGrit” on the Grady College website for additional profiles. Hometown: Ellenwood, Georgia Year: Junior Degree: Advertising major, Sports Management Minor, New Media Certificate Activities and Involvement: Founder and president of Women in […]learn more
Grady Students Attend National Conference on Ethics in America
Four Grady College students had the distinct privilege to attend the National Conference on Ethics in America (NCEA) at West Point on Oct. 16-17. The conference is designed to provide a platform for students from around the nation to gather and have meaningful discussions about ethics and ethical leadership. Kristen Adaway, Nicolette Brown, Maddie Ray […]learn more
#GradyGrit: Meet Lottie Smalley
Editor’s Note: #GradyGrit is a new series of profiles of Grady College students who show determination, leadership and outreach to the community. Search “#GradyGrit” on the Grady College website for additional profiles. Hometown: Chattanooga, Tennessee Year: Junior Degree: Public Relations major, Design & Media Minor Activities and Involvement: Director of Communications for the Student Government […]learn more
Grady Students Complete 2018 Cox-SABEW Fellowships
Four Grady College students were recognized in New York City during the fall conference of the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing (SABEW) through a fellowship organized by the college’s Cox Institute for Journalism Innovation, Management and Leadership. The Cox-SABEW Fellows for 2018 were: John Durham, Collin Huguley, Charlotte Norsworthy and Amy Scott. The students […]learn more