Cox Center CAM

Cox Center CAM

The Cox International Center’s Communication & Media Fellows Program empowers global leadership in communication and media.

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For application details and inquiries, please contact the program office (coxcam@uga.edu) or the Executive Director of the CAM program Jooyoung Kim (jykim@uga.edu).

There is no deadline for application. Applications are accepted throughout the year. However, it is strongly recommended that prospective fellows apply at least three months before their planned start date. Invitation decisions are normally made within two weeks of receiving a complete application.

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Inaugural Executive Certificate in Crisis and Risk Management brings together leaders

 The Crisis Communication Think Tank (CCTT) at Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, in partnership with Terry College of Business and UGA School of Law, hosted the inaugural three-day […]

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2025-26 Yarbrough Fellows

Each semester, Grady College selects four students to be Yarbrough Fellows. Lily Alarcon, Grace Carter, Anyi Morfaw, Sarah Kate Maher and NaYoung Song have been named as the 2025-26 Yarbrough […]

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Profiles of Tenacity: Brooks Thomason

Brooks Thomason is a fourth-year Journalism major with certificates in sports media and news literacy from Alpharetta, Georgia, set to graduate in May 2027. Thomason is the Sports Director at […]

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David Clementson publishes Midterm Election Curse research

Results from a new UGA study suggest some voters are more likely to support GOP candidates who admit President Trump has erred and broken campaign promises. Self-identified Democratic voters say they are more inclined to support Republicans for Congress in November if GOP candidates seek forgiveness on […]

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Alumni Award Profile: Eric NeSmith (ABJ ’02)

Eric NeSmith is the publisher and co-owner at The Bitter Southerner, a media outlet that tells stories about the South through print magazines, books, podcasts and e-commerce. NeSmith’s background in […]

Crisis Communications Scholars present research at PR conference

Several Crisis Communications Think Tank (CCTT) Insights & Analytics Lab scholars and faculty attended and presented research at the 2026 International Public Relations Research Conference (IPRRC)  in Orlando, Florida, March […]

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