What we do
Our team works with you to create a comprehensive marketing and communications initiatives that tell a story. We provide resources and assistance to CAES and Extension administration, faculty and staff in advertising campaigns, graphic design, logo usage, brand management, marketing and promotional materials, video production, media relations, news stories, publications, social media, digital content and editing. We're hiring, join our team!
Award-winning campaigns
2022 Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Georgia Award of Excellence and 2023 National Agricultural Alumni Development Association (NAADA) First-Place Website: Cultivate

2023 Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Georgia Phoenix Award for Magazines, 2023 Association for Communication Excellence (ACE) Gold Award, 2023 ACE Outstanding Professional Skill Award, and 2023 NAADA First-Place College Magazine: Almanac

2023 Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Georgia Award of Excellence for Podcasts: Cultivating Curiosity

ACE Media Relations Campaign Bronze Award Winner: Joro Spiders Cloak North Georgia in Their Webs (2022)

ACE Electronic Media Gold Award Winner: UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Brand Anthem Video (2022)

Latest CAES News:

UGA College of Engineering students Garrett Stigall and Guy Gober won the 2024 FABricate entrepreneurial contest with their company, Pool Protection Technologies, and its high-quality Sound Amplifying Machine (SAM) that treats algae growth in pools. Photo by Sean Montgomery. CAES News
Pool Protection Technologies founders make big splash in 2024 FABricate pitch contest
Another successful cycle of the University of Georgia’s FABricate Entrepreneurial Initiative wrapped up Tuesday night at the Delta Innovation Hub, with a sustainable pool-maintenance solution winning the $10,000 grand prize. Pool Protection Technologies, founded by UGA College of Engineering students Garrett Stigall and Guy Gober, highlighted its high-quality sound amplifying machine (SAM) that treats algae growth in pools.
CAES virologist Malak Esseili has found that certain teas inactivate SARS-CoV-2 in saliva — in some cases by up to 99.9%. This matters because the virus infects and replicates inside the oral cavity, passing through the oropharynx before reaching the lungs. CAES News
Can a cup of tea keep COVID away?
New research from the University of Georgia suggests that something as simple as a cup of tea can help in the fight against COVID-19. Tea has been renowned globally for its many health benefits, and Malak Esseili, a virologist with the University of Georgia Center for Food Safety in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, wanted to know if it may also affect SARS-CoV-2.
Food insecurity, indicated by a lack of consistent access to nutritious foods, continues to affect Georgia families and poses unique obstacles to charitable food assistance programs trying to address the need. CAES News
Unprecedented hunger study addresses gaps in food assistance programs
Food insecurity, indicated by a lack of consistent access to nutritious foods, continues to affect Georgia families and poses unique obstacles to charitable food assistance programs trying to address the need. The 2023 Georgia Hunger Study, conducted by an interdisciplinary team of University of Georgia researchers in collaboration with the Georgia Department of Human Services and Feeding Georgia, found that 79% of households utilizing charitable food agencies reported experiencing food insecurity.