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If you have a story idea or achievement to share, the Augusta University Communications office is here for you.

Our expert team of writers can help craft and share your message with the entire university and health system community. Using a wide selection of communication channels, including websites, magazines, social media channels, news coverage and more, we seek to bring awareness to Augusta University's mission as a public research university and medical center dedicated to training the next generation of innovators, leaders and health care providers.

 

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Communications & Media Relations

706-721-7406

communications@augusta.edu

1459 Laney Walker Blvd.,
Augusta, GA 30901

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For Augusta University Media

On deadline? Reporters can reach a member of the university media relations team 24 hours a day, seven days a week with our on-call number:
706-522-3023

For AU Health Media

706-715-3409

How can we help you?

Our mission is to enhance the brand of Augusta University and leverage media and internal communications opportunities to advance our clinical, research and educational missions. We love to support our institutional partners’ implementation of their strategic initiatives through all communications and marketing activities. We look forward to collaborating with you to advance the mission of Augusta University!

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Calendar Guide

Any member of the Augusta University community can sign up and add events to the calendar.

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Editorial standards

To receive a login to the university style guide, email communications@augusta.edu.

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For the Media

The Jagwire Newsroom is a resource for journalists covering Augusta University and AU Health.

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In the Wild Podcast

Don’t miss an episode by subscribing at Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Play.

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Jagwire Events Weekly

Never miss another event! Every Monday, you’ll get a list sent directly to your inbox.

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Jag Mobile

Jag Mobile is a one-stop virtual location for all need-to-know information and a centralized resource for other apps. Download on the Apple Store or Google Play. 

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Jagwire News

Find the latest updates from Augusta University and AU Health. Submit your news today!

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Subscribe to newsletters

Be in the know with Jagwire Weekly News, Weekly Health System Update and Real Keel.

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Training Resources

Find tools to help you use Poppulo, WordPress, tips for working with the media and more.

Promoting an event?

Our team is happy to support your event by providing graphic design support; sharing your event with local media; and advertising your event on the university’s news site, newsletters, app and social media accounts.  

 However, if you need help planning or coordinating your event, review the event planning resources provided by the Office of Protocol & Special Events. Note that Communications & Marketing does not manage or organize events for other units.

Jagwire News

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MCG students enjoy the moment of Match Day

For 244 Medical College of Georgia students, Match Day at SRP Park was the culmination of hard work and dedication.

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‘Make a positive impact on the lives of others’: Augusta Gives set for March 20

Last year more than 800 donors brought in gifts totaling nearly $1.5 million to support hundreds of funds from which to choose that support education, health care, research and innovation.

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The perfect match

“I’m very thankful to have gone through medical school with my partner. We’re on the same journey together, and I think we really can support each other. I think it was awesome," said Emily Austin.

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Stepping out of her comfort zone leads DCG student to national editorial board

“I was really missing out on my public health degree, and I feel like with writing, research and getting other people’s stories, it gives you an avenue to tackle topics that are relevant to oral health, but also to health care in general,” said Juliann Marmal.

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