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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.
Communications & Media Relations
706-721-7406
643 Broad St. Augusta, 30901
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
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!
Our community of alumni, faculty, staff and students are amazing people living incredible lives and making invaluable contributions to our world. Let our staff of writers help you spread the word to the entire campus about people and events in your corner of the university or health system. Select News & Announcements in the work request to share your story.
Employees are critical to the flow of information within our organization, and employee surveys tell us they prefer to receive information directly from their supervisors. Check out the Poppulo email platform and newsletter guidelines to make sure your employees get the information they need. Select Internal Email in the DCM work request for internal communications support.
Our office doesn’t just share information. We tell in-depth stories, delivered in print throughout the year and on our magazine website. The stories are as complex, diverse and compelling as the students, faculty, staff and alumni of Augusta University. Learn more by perusing our extensive body of publications, then share your story with us.We’d love to hear it … and so would our readers.
Augusta University’s communications team connects local, state and national media outlets with the stories of the university and academic medical center. We help the media schedule interviews and set up photo/video shoots, along with promoting research, events and other news stories. A member of the team is on-call and available 24 hours a day at 706-522-3023. Find recent news releases here.
Augusta University is home to experts in a variety of fields ranging from health and social sciences to cybersecurity and beyond. The media can find an expert and schedule an interview through our Expert Center. Faculty members interested in sharing their expertise or learning more about media appearances can contact mediarelations@augusta.edu.
In the Wild is a weekly podcast for all things Augusta University. Catch up with Raysean Ricks, a writer in Communications and Marketing and an Augusta University alumnus, as he discusses "wild" topics across campus — everything from university news and events to candid, entertaining interviews with members of the AU community. Read our podcast tips and guidelines.
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Minor road work will begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 4, near the Goss Lane parking deck on the Health Sciences Campus.
Most of the work is expected to take place during business hours Monday through Friday.
With the new academic year set to begin this month, Augusta University is staying vigilant amid the Delta variant of COVID-19.
