Blog Archive

Grady College launches Corporate Engagement program

Alumni, industry partners and organizations that are looking for opportunities to support Grady College, facilitate projects with a unique Gen Z perspective and engage with students, now have one central place to connect. The new Grady College Corporate Engagement program features opportunities to speak with students in classes and clubs, recruit students for professional jobs, […]

Hye Jin Yoon is the president-elect of the American Academy of Advertising

Grady College is pleased to share that Hye Jin Yoon, associate professor in advertising and public relations, has been elected to serve as president-elect for the American Academy of Advertising. The American Academy of Advertising (AAA) is a non-profit organization that supports advertising and public relations related research. It aims to foster research, provide a […]

UGA Mentor Profile: Ansley Baker (ABJ ’23, MA ’24) and Jane Kidd (ABJ ’75)

The UGA Mentor Program serves as a powerful bridge connecting seasoned professionals with aspiring students, fostering relationships that benefit both sides. This program provides a unique platform for experienced alumni to share their wisdom and guidance with the next generation. This program’s impact can be found in the mentor-mentee relationship between Jane Kidd (ABJ ’75), […]

The Peabody Awards returns to Los Angeles June 1; new Peabody Jury members named

The Peabody Awards will return to Los Angeles and the Beverly Wilshire Hotel on June 1, 2025, as it celebrates 85 years of stories that defend public interest, encourage empathy and teach us to expand our understanding of the world around us.  Awards will be given in the following categories: entertainment, documentary, news, podcast/radio, arts, […]

5 ways politicians benefit from really hostile media interviews

Politicians like being interviewed in the media, but those interviews can be partisan and combative. Fox News accuses Democrats of deception. CNN calls Republicans liars. Yet politicians subject themselves to such apparent abuse when giving “cross-partisan” interviews. Are politicians reaching across the aisle and winning over new voters? Are politicians bolstering their entrenched base? New […]

The Oglethorpe Echo receives $50,000 JournalismAI and Google News Initiative grant

The Oglethorpe Echo, looking to innovate tangible pathways for AI integration and local journalism sustainability, has received a $50,000 JournalismAI grant. This grant, sponsored by the Google News Initiative, will enable The Echo to experiment, implement and share best practices of AI technologies. The Oglethorpe Echo was founded in 1874 to serve Oglethorpe County. However, in […]