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Turning Knowledge into Action 

We are proud of our alumni and the work they are doing in their communities. We would like to introduce you to some of the quality people we have educated. A Communication major can work in some truly interesting careers.

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Communication

Summerville Campus

Suite E122

2500 Walton Way
Augusta, GA 30909

communication@augusta.edu

706-729-2416

1120 15th Street, AH-E122
Augusta, GA 30912

Our Alumni

photo of Philip Stanley '13

Philip Stanley '13

  • Owner
  • Brightworx Media
The Communication Department will always be one of the greatest influences in my work. I still have great friendships with many of my fellow students and the advice and counsel of my professors helped me gain the confidence I needed to start my own business, and for that I'll always be grateful. 
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Leticia J. Cropps '15

  • Development Special Events Coordinator
  • Salvation Army, Augusta
As a former student and graduate of »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓƵ, I know that I was provided the tools needed to be a successful professional. I would advise any student choosing a Communication major to take advantage of the resources available and listen closely to your professors.
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Erica Wright '13

  • Community Outreach Coordinator
  • Parkinson Association of the Rockies, Denver
My communication mock campaigns class was a turning point for me in deciding what I wanted to do after college. Things clicked for me during that class while working with a group on a mock community outreach campaign, 'Clean Up the Block with RJ Croc,' for the Salvation Army. I knew after that project that I wanted to work for nonprofits who are helping better a community, and I knew I was learning the skills to be a part of it. 
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Jefferson Whit Morgan '14

  • Lead Client Services Manager
  • The Augusta Chronicle
My time in the AU Communication Department was fast paced and engaging. To any who are going through the communications track, read as much as you can, write more, and speak often.
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Cynthia Beard '14

  • Web Developer
  • »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓƵ
My experience with the Communication Department was great. All the professors are very passionate about what they do and all of them bring their own expertise to the classroom and to the students. They pushed us to work hard and I feel that shows in where my career has taken me today. 
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Geraldin Lopez '16

  • Marketing Manager
  • Hull Property Group
I have to say that if it wasn't for the professors and faculty that make up the Communication Department, I wouldn't be here today. I was a non-traditional student, married, with a daughter and a full-time job. They were supportive and gave me the tools I needed to have a successful college career. The one-on-one attention and guidance was amazing. 
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Justin Epps '14

  • Pastor to Students
  • Woodlawn Baptist Church

Because so much of my work involves public speaking and coordinating leaders, my studies in Communication at AU proved invaluable. The theory and skills used to complete class projects almost directly transferred into my current work environment. I believe my message is important—the Communication Department at »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓƵ taught me how to communicate it well.

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Arielle J. Taylor '14

  • HR Advisor
  • Randstad Professionals at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Tampa
The Communication Department at AU was extremely helpful in preparing me for the work I've done thus far. My concentration was in PR, and I had the opportunity to gain experience with real clients from my classes. 
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Bethany Marshall '14

  • Events Coordinator
  • Westobou Festival
Of my classes, Public Speaking helped most. I speak to people, groups, and classes about artwork and interview often with local news. I also learned the importance of making connections leading to my job at Westobou. Communication is key to success in any job/career. 
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Jamie Jackson '15

  • Interim Chief Travel Editor
  • Morris Media Network
If it hadn't been for a mandatory mock interview with Melissa Hall Hudson, [the Communication] career advisor, I wouldn't have gotten the job I have today. The mock interview helped me prep my resume, interview attire and practice questions: all directly applicable to my initial interview for my [first] job. 
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Tim Johnson '85

  • Senior Video Producer
  • Division of Communications & Marketing, »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓƵ
I really enjoyed my time as a student here at AU (Augusta College at the time). I had really good teachers in television production and film. If you were open-minded, listened to what the teachers had to say and took initiative, then you came out of the program prepared for a career. 
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Stacie McBride '16

  • Account Coordinator
  • Weir/Stewart
The Communication Department offers many facets that I took advantage of and shaped what I saw myself doing after graduation. I liked that I could form my schedule around what I thought would benefit me most. The Agency also had a large roll in forming me with the projects that I delivered. 
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Jourdain Searles '14

  • Screenwriter and Author
  • New York, NY
My time in the Department of Communication at »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓƵ helped me realize that writing for and about cinema/TV was my passion. Professor Buzzell was a tremendous force of guidance for me. 
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Madison Navarro '15

  • Community Events Coordinator
  • City of Sugar Hill
I think the Communication Department prepared me to work in a collaborative setting. I also enjoyed getting to try different flavors of communication - print production, intercultural communication, and TV production.
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Karleigh King '13

  • Event Coordinator & Transfer Counselor
  • »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓƵ
Without a doubt, the best aspect of the Communication Department is the faculty. Professors like Dr. Pamela Hayward and Doug Joiner are so incredibly passionate and dedicated to their students’ success; it’s remarkable.