Blog Archive

Please subscribe to the Grady College Conversations podcast. You can find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Podbean. Learn more about all Grady College affiliated podcasts here. This episode features Kendall Trammell (ABJ ’16) of CNN.  Trammell  is a global digital programming producer at CNN. She joins Grady College Conversations to discuss her path from graduation to CNN. […]

A memorial service is planned on Feb. 23, 2020, at the Classic Center in Athens from 2 until 4 p.m. At 2:30 p.m., there will be a sharing of memories. Grady College lost an alumnus, former professor, Fellow and friend when W. Ronald Lane died on Feb. 6, 2020. Lane, who earned his undergraduate degree […]

Two Grady College advertising majors were selected for the American Advertising Federation’s 2020 Class of Most Promising Multicultural Students. Jayda Hill and Natalie Ferguson are among 50 other students from AAF’s college chapters admitted into the program. They were selected by senior advertising leaders after submitting a lengthy application which included essays, letters of recommendations, […]

Charlotte Norsworthy has already racked up two bachelor’s degrees, numerous awards and scholarships and is now working on her master’s in journalism. Her passion is communication — presenting information in an understandable way — because she believes knowledge is power. Norsworthy received her Bachelor’s degree in journalism in 2019. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in […]

Please subscribe to the Grady College Conversations podcast. You can find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Podbean. Learn more about all Grady College affiliated podcasts here. This episode features Nick Glickman (ABJ ’16) of Zirkonzahn USA. Glickman is a young alumnus of Grady College who uses his public relations degree to manage communications in an in-house setting. He […]

What are you passionate about? I am most passionate about diversity and inclusion in institutions and creating both systemic and social change with regard to how different identities are perceived and treated. I feel this most prominently with regards to media because of its ability to reach and influence so many people and let them […]

Being reminded about the existence of misinformation disguised as legitimate news can boost news readers’ ability to identify articles that are “fake” or false, according to researchers at the University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. The research suggests that social media platforms could play a role in preventing readers from falling […]

How has Grady influenced your time at UGA? Grady has allowed me to learn invaluable information from top journalists and practitioners, as well as my peers. Establishing relationships with these people has been the most invaluable takeaway from pursuing my education at Grady. I’m always absorbing more about media and public relations strategy from simply […]

A podcast, “Caribbean Voices,” created by Leara Rhodes and sponsored by Grady College in partnership with the Latin American-Caribbean Studies Institute (LACSI) at the University of Georgia can be found online on the Caribbean Voices website.  The podcast aims to share the lifestyles and traditions of the Caribbean Basin and serve as an outreach for […]

What is your most memorable Grady experience? Grady Newsource. Period. There is nothing else like this experience. This experience helped me prepared for what the industry is really like. From quick day turns, to longer form pieces, social elements, and digital articles, this class really covered the gamut in different ways to get the news […]