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The Flor-Ala at the University of North Alabama and former editor-in-chief Harley Duncan are the 2019 winners of the University of Georgia’s Betty Gage Holland Award for excellence in college journalism. The award recognizes campus journalists and their publications for distinguished service to protect the integrity of public dialogue on America’s college campuses. The annual […]

This is part of a series where we ask Grady College students to describe their summer internship experience. Grady College: Briefly describe your internship and responsibilities. AG: I worked in two internships this summer. The first was as a Government Relations Intern with the American Red Cross. I engaged in social media monitoring and legislative outreach […]

This is part of a series where we ask Grady College students to describe their summer internship experience. Grady College: Briefly describe your internship and responsibilities. CC: In my internship, I assist the committee staff as well as the office of the senator’s office wherever help is needed. This includes work in all areas of […]

This is part of a series where we ask Grady College students to describe their summer internship experience. Grady College: Briefly describe your internship and responsibilities. LS: In my role as a public affairs and communications (PAC) intern, I assist members across the PAC team within Coca-Cola North America. I work largely with the brand […]

Grady College is honoring the retirement of two of its journalism professors, Ann Hollifield, the former Thomas C. Dowden Professor of Media research, and Tom Hudson, a senior lecturer in journalism. “Both Ann and Tom leave holes in Grady, but also a lasting legacy of excellence and dedication to students,” said Janice Hume, the Carolyn McKenzie and […]

Nineteen EMST students lived and worked Los Angeles this summer for the Grady LA Field Study and Internship Program. During June and July, they have been in the thick of the media-entertainment industry and cultural life of Los Angeles. The students worked full time at media-entertainment company internships as part of the Grady LA program. […]

This is part of a series where we ask Grady College students to describe their summer internship experience. Grady College: Briefly describe your internship and responsibilities. EC: I work at Amazing PR in Chelsea, London. Amazing PR is a lifestyle and beauty PR company. In my role at Amazing PR, I get to try new […]

The director of the James M. Cox Jr. Institute for Journalism Innovation, Management and Leadership and an incoming graduate assistant presented an innovative practice paper at the Association of Leadership Educators’ annual conference. Dr. Keith Herndon and Charlotte Norsworthy presented the paper, “Democrat or Republican? Using Political Stereotypes as a Bias Discussion Exercise,” at the […]

The words “story” and “narrative” are in most responses from John T. Edge when he is asked about what students learn in Grady College’s MFA in Narrative Media Writing. It is a simple reminder of the essence and foundation of the low residency graduate program. Edge has taught in the program since its inception. He […]

The University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication announced the selection of three new Tieger Fellows for the summer of 2019: Maggie Cavalenes, Carter Chapman and Austin Gibbons. The Tieger Fellowship supports the mission of the College’s first-in-the-nation Public Affairs Communications (PAC) Program by providing students the opportunity to apply skills learned in the […]