Communication, Media & Journalism (CMJ)

Communication comes in many forms. Whether it be today's flourishing film industry with "visual" stories to tell, newspapers and digital news feeds to keep us informed of current events, or even verbal debate to open discussion about topics we hold dear, we, as consumers, are surrounded daily by those communications intended to influence us.

We offer to our future graduates the opportunity to learn about those vehicles of communication and use them to tell their stories. Our programs prepare students for careers in digital media production, filmmaking, journalism, public relations, organizational leadership, or other communication-related professions. Explore our programs in more detail to find out more.

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Dahlonega SGA: Going Through the Motions

October 26, 2021

Atlanta Hawks Season Tips Off with High Expectations

October 21, 2021

Rushing to Gold Rush

October 21, 2021

50 Years Later: Zodiac Killer Identified

October 19, 2021

Wills publishes diversity research

Dr. Caitlin Wills' recently published article about diversity in public relations was featured in the Institute for Public Relations report of "The Top 15 Public Relations Insights of 2020." It led Wills

Georgia Film Festival available online for free

Film festival to be digital again

The fifth annual Georgia Film Festival will return to the small screen this year as the feature films and movie shorts will be available digitally.

Faculty move into new buildings on Gainesville Campus

Sounds of equipment being unloaded and boxes being opened and unpacked echoed through the renovated and repurposed Health Sciences Building on UNG's Gainesville Campus as a handful of departments relocate

Alumni and staff help prevent spread of COVID-19

UNG staff and alumni are employed as contact tracers and case investigators to monitor and track people who have been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19 as well as instruct them about isolation

Adjunct faculty member's film syndicated in Alabama

Jonathan W. Hickman had one of his films syndicated to a five-station network in Alabama last month. He was the cinematographer and editor of "Three Days at Foster," a 2013 documentary that focuses on

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