Join the Raise Your Voice campaign for a panel discussion with industry professionals about the importance of diversity in the public relations field. Hear from seasoned public relations experts on their experiences as minorities in the workplace. All are welcome to attend. The event will be held Friday, Feb. 22 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 […]
Grady College of Journalism’s MFA Narrative Nonfiction Program will be hosting an evening of factual, creative storytelling at Lotta Mae’s on Feb. 28 from 7-9 p.m. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the innovative, low-residency writing degree, get to know students and faculty involved and enjoy complimentary beer and wine. Featured readers include […]
Amy Glennon, an Industry Fellow with the James M. Cox Jr. Institute, will continue with her lecture series. “News organization culture disruption” will be held March 5. All lectures are at 2 p.m. in the PAF. Also join for her next lecture, “The journalistic process and political division" on March 21.
Join graduates, current students and faculty from the Grady College of Journalism's MFA in Narrative Nonfiction Program at the University of Georgia, for an evening of factual, creative storytelling and learn about the innovative, low-residency writing degree. Featured readers include Georgia-based journalists and MFA graduates Rosalind Bentley (New York Times, Essence, AJC), Max Blau (Atlanta […]
Join graduates, current students and faculty from the Grady College of Journalism's MFA in Narrative Nonfiction Program at the University of Georgia, for an evening of factual, creative storytelling and learn about the innovative, low-residency writing degree. Interested in joining a community of writers? Ever wanted to write a nonfiction book but didn't know how […]
All alumni and their significant others, friends, family (come one, come all!) are invited for a weekend to return to campus. With hotel blocks on site and events held on campus and around town, you won't want to miss it! Price ($150/person and $250/couple) includes four meals, activities, a reception and tickets to TEDxUGA, not to […]
Amy Glennon, an Industry Fellow with the James M. Cox Jr. Institute, continues her series of lectures. “The journalist process and political division” will be held March 21. All lectures are at 2 p.m. in the PAF. Also join for her next lecture, “A summary and conclusion” April 9.
We’re staying local this year and talking to communications professionals in Athens and Watkinsville. We'll visit the Foodbank of Northeast Georgia, the Lyndon House Art Center and ESP (extra-special people). Find out what it’s like to work for a nonprofit. The tour is free. Come on part of the tour or all of it. We’ll eat lunch between visits. […]
Alumni and friends are invited to stop by and see what’s new at Grady on Friday, March 22, 3:30-5 p.m.in the Peyton Anderson Forum. This reception coincides with the Alumni Weekend sponsored by the UGA Alumni Association. Grady Ambassadors will be available for tours of the building. Light refreshments will be served.
Tour Stop tickets are now on sale! Your $10 ticket gives you access to our Morning Mic Check breakfast and social hour, four speaker panels + main speaker, and our networking lunch. Learn from professionals working in the music and entertainment industry. You don't want to miss Tour Stop 2019 scheduled from 9-4 on Friday, March […]
Eric Deggans, television critic on National Public Radio, will deliver a Peabody-Smithgall Lecture: “Decoding Media’s Coverage of Race, Gender and Differences” on April 3, 2019, at 4 p.m. in the Chapel. Deggans is one of the most prominent media critics working today. As NPR’s first full-time television critic, his stories are regularly broadcast on “Morning […]
Join us for one of two events (or both) with journalists/authors Steve Oney (ABJ '79), author of "A Man's World: Portraits" and Frazier Moore (ABJ '74), former television critic for the Associated Press and author of "Inside 'Family Guy: An Illustrated History.'" 11 a.m., Studio 100, Book talk about "Inside 'Family Guy': An Illustrated History" […]
