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October 2020
Multicultural Advertising Internship Program (MAIP) info session
The 4A's Multicultural Advertising Internship Program (MAIP) provides students with the opportunity to work in advertising and marketing agencies, interact with advertising professionals on a day-to-day basis, work across multiple brands, and gain valuable professional credentials to get your first job in the industry. Students selected for the annual 20-week fellowship program (10 weeks of virtual online training and a 10-week agency internship experience) will hone their skills in one of these advertising disciplines (includes ad tracks, PR, production &…
Find out more »Hunger Bowl
The Hunger Bowl supports the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia. Join the College in helping to combat hunger in our community by participating in a virtual food drive. https://www.fooddriveonline.org/foodbanknega/Grady
Find out more »November 2020
Georgia vs. Florida virtual tailgate
Join Grady College alumni from around the country for this virtual tailgate via zoom. We will have appearances from game day staples like the Georgia Redcoat Band. We will also have food, drink pre-game warm up, and football experts from our community offer their expertise. Register for the tailgate here: https://gail.uga.edu/events/jrnl/ga-fl-virtual-tailgate-2020
Find out more »Sports in 2020: Making the Right Call webinar
The UGA Crisis Communication Think Tank is hosting the webinar, “Sports in 2020: Making the Right Call,” on Thursday, Nov. 12 at 5:30 p.m. Register for this free event to hear from Angela Alfano (ABJ '10) from Major League Soccer, Bryan Harris (MA '03) from Jackson Spalding, Vicki Michaelis, Carmical Chair in Sports Media and Society, and Anne Noland (ABJ '15), from the New England Patriots, about how sporting events and teams are functioning this year. The webinar will be…
Find out more »Driven by Purpose: Philanthropy and Social Good—Maxine Clark (ABJ ’71) and Jeff Jowdy (ABJ ’83)
Tune in virtually to join students, alumni and the professional community to hear how commitment to a compelling purpose accelerates leadership, strategy and connection with audiences and betters our world. Learn more at: Grady.uga.edu/alumni/driven-by-purpose Maxine Clark is founder of Build-A-Bear Workshop and Founder/CEO of the Clark-Fox Family Foundation. Jeff Jowdy is founder and president of Lighthouse Counsel, based in Franklin, Tennessee, and and Athens, Georgia.
Find out more »Director of Screenwriting Neil Landau in conversation with Andy Siara, screenwriter of “Palm Springs” on Hulu
Learn how "Palm Springs," the summer hit movie starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti now streaming on Hulu, was created in this conversation with screenwriter Andy Siara. The conversation will be led by Neil Landau, associate professor and director of screenwriting. RSVP via this link for Zoom meeting access. Andy Siara graduated from UC Irvine, spent several years touring the country with his indie rock band, The Henry Clay People, then studied at the American Film Institute, where he frequently collaborated with…
Find out more »Virtual Prospective Student Day
Prospective Student Days will be held virtually for fall 2020. The virtual meeting will be held through Zoom and will begin at 2:30 pm. Grady Ambassadors will join to help answer questions. Prospective students and their families should register through Qualtrics. Please contact Helen Mahany, prospective student advisor, with questions at: hmahany@uga.edu.
Find out more »María Len Ríos Multicultural Services and Programs (MSP) Lecture
María Len-Ríos, associate dean for academic affairs and public relations professor, will be featured in the Multicultural Services and Programs lecture series. The topic of the lecture is: News Media Effects on Public Opinion about Crime and Race/Ethnicity. Viewers will watch via YouTube Live and/or Facebook Live. Here is the abstract from Len-Ríos' lecture: Scholars have argued for decades that news media frame the public’s window to the world. Thus, how well news journalists do their jobs can affect what…
Find out more »December 2020
UGA Cortona Summer 2021 Programs Application Deadline
The University of Georgia's oldest study abroad program has been operating in the medieval Tuscan hill town of Cortona, Italy for more than 50 years. UGA Cortona offers an extensive list of Studio Art and Art History courses, as well as classes in Italian, English, Women's Studies, Science, Business, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design, Graphic Design, and Agriculture. Earn UGA credit while living in Tuscany and traveling with the program to Italian cities such as Rome, Florence, Venice, Siena, Naples, Orvieto,…
Find out more »January 2021
UGA at Oxford Summer 2021 Programs Application Deadline
For over thirty years, the UGA at Oxford Study Abroad Program has offered an incredibly diverse selection of courses, subjects, credit options, and program choices. While on the Program, students are taught by Oxford faculty using the unique tutorial method of undergraduate instruction that has made Oxford famous. Live in a restored Victorian mansion, work within one of Oxford's beautiful colleges or libraries, and experience Oxford student life first-hand, all while earning direct UGA credit! The Grady at Oxford Summer,…
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