Media Relations & News Content

Media Relations and News Content is responsible for developing and implementing a proactive media relations program to support the communications and marketing mission of the College through coverage in regional, national and international print, broadcast, and electronic media. They develop, execute, and measure the college's media relations and news content strategy.

Content Liaisons
Each member of the Office of Communications & Marketing serves as a liaison or point of contact to various departments and offices on campus. The liaison meets with each assigned area at least once a semester to discuss possible news or story ideas, programmatic or event-driven content, and to share general information or updates. The liaison may or may not be the one to produce content. Considerations for content will be vetted weekly. View all content liaisons.

Suggest a story
Have a story that you think would be interesting? Suggest it by sending an email to content_group@gettysburg.edu

News Publicity Policy
Outlines how to send news for publicity for your department, as well as how news gets picked for the homepage. read more

In the media

Jen Bryant '82 includes Gettysburg College interview on blog

Jen Bryant '82 included an excerpt from an interview with Gettysburg College that originally appeared in th...
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Prof. Birkner interviewed about new Civil War book on Our War blog

Prof. Birkner was interviewed about his new book, James Buchanan and the Coming of the Civil War, in...
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Prof. Warshaw comments on vacancies in Obama's cabinet on NPR

Political science prof. Shirley Anne Warshaw commented on vacancies in President Obama's cabinet in an Apri...
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Faculty Experts

Nathalie Goubet

Associate Professor of Psychology

Goubet earned a bachelor's degree in psychology and master's and doctorate degrees in developmental psychology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. She also served as a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Geneva, Switzerland.

For more information, please visit the Department of Psychology.