Jamison Guice is a Communications Strategist at Augusta University. He focuses on themes of education, higher education, and wellness, exploring topics such as campus life, lifelong learning, and professional development. Jamison's work has been featured in the Charlton County Herald and Augusta University.
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Augusta, United States (Local)
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Jamison Guice's focus is on local news, community events, education, government, and weather in the United States, specifically Georgia and St. George. Given this emphasis, he would be most receptive to pitches that align with these topics.
For example:
- Local educational initiatives or success stories
- Community events or initiatives related to culture & society
- Government announcements or policies affecting the local area
Pitches should provide a clear tie-in to his coverage areas while highlighting their relevance to his specific geographic focus. Offering unique story angles or access to relevant sources within these areas could increase the likelihood of successful outreach.
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The spring semester’s See Augusta event welcomed the largest number of prospective students and families and kicked off the first-ever Admitted Jaguar Celebration.
By: Jamison Guice
"People assume the consequences they hear about won’t happen to them, but impaired driving can affect anyone at any time," says Morgan Davis, director of Student Wellbeing.
By: Jamison Guice
"The CSRA Scholars event is AU's opportunity to remind our local high-achieving high school students that AU is, indeed, a destination of choice," says Kristie Johnson.
By: Jamison Guice
“These moments give them something meaningful to look back on and share with future generations as something to anticipate and celebrate,” says Shareen Clement.
By: Jamison Guice
“Sexual Assault Awareness Month is important because we want to educate and stop it before it happens,” says Kymyetta Turner.
"This program is a prime example of turning those strengths into opportunities, giving students the chance to bring classroom learning into the real world through paid, moveable internships right here on campus," says Russell T. Keen.
By: Jamison Guice
“The new resources in the welcome center will allow for an elevated tour experience, and the space now matches the life-changing opportunities Augusta University provides,” says Krisha Patel.
By: Jamison Guice
“Augusta University has quite literally changed my life. It gave me the environment I needed to grow into a professional and become a stronger leader," says Alex Gonzalo.
By: Jamison Guice
“Receiving the Regents’ Award is affirming because it recognizes the difference and impact that we collectively make in students’ lives,” says Stanley Singleton.
By: Jamison Guice
“Academic Recognition Day was a meaningful reminder of how much impact the USG has on students across the state, both academically and personally," says John Blalock.
