Advertising & Public Relations Archive
Article on COVID-19 vaccination acceptance co-authored by Glen Nowak published in New England Journal of Medicine
Glen Nowak, director of the Center for Health and Risk Communication at the University of Georgia, co-authored a Perspective article addressing one of the most pressing topics facing the United […]
Virtual reality research wins best paper for I/ITSEC simulation committee; advances to best conference paper competition
Research using virtual reality family rooms to bring together members of the military deployed overseas and their families back home has been awarded the best paper in the Simulation committee […]
When companies are attacked by misinformation, employees may be their best defense
For companies facing a crisis, misinformation—especially on social media—can abound. These days, it’s not enough for a company to simply deny a claim. A team of researchers from the University […]
Department of Advertising and Public Relations to celebrate 6th annual AdPR Week
The Grady College Department of Advertising and Public Relations announces its sixth annual week-long celebration of National ADPR Week at University of Georgia, October 5-9. The week will feature an […]
ADPR presents ‘Driven by Purpose’ virtual series
Register now for the first Driven by Purpose webinar Sept. 15. The Department of Advertising and Public Relations will launch its first-ever virtual series, Driven by Purpose, with a conversation […]
Political Logos: Power, Persuasion and Pitfalls
‘Tis the season of political messages. They are on every street corner and what seems like every minute of television commercial airtime. Most political messages also include a political logo: […]
Alumni Profile: Debbie Ebalobo
When Debbie Ebalobo (ABJ ’10) was a public relations student, she didn’t just go to class—she experienced college to the fullest. She was on the national champion Bateman competition team […]
Apollo 11 anniversary meant more for PAC graduate
Stephanie Dixon (AB ’18), an inaugural cohort member of the Public Affairs Communications program, experienced the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing last year in a very special […]
Russell uncovers earliest known corporate PR practitioner in new book
Karen Russell, a Jim Kennedy New Media Professor at Grady College, has written a new book, “Promoting Monopoly: AT&T and the Politics of Public Relations, 1876-1941.” “Promoting Monopoly,” examines the […]
SEE Suite collaborates with College of Engineering on plastic pollution research
Even as the world faces new challenges today, issues like plastic pollution remain a growing threat. Interns in the Social media Engagement & Evaluation Suite at the University of Georgia […]