We want to tell your story!

Do you have a great College of Health Sciences story to share? We'd love to hear it! We aim to deliver exceptional experiences for our audiences through integrated, multi-channel content. We are committed to informing the public and University community about the quality of our programs and learning environment within the College of Health Sciences, and the impact of our scholarship and research from our students, alumni, faculty and staff. Your story may be featured through a variety of formats including one or more of our social media channels, the Health Sci News webpage, newsletters and more.*

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The stories we tell

Hands-on learning
Stories about students learning practical, hands-on skills in classrooms and labs, internships, through research, during volunteer opportunities and while studying abroad.

Prestigious rankings and awards
Stories about rankings, awards or recognition that relate to your program of study or profession.

Knowledge for good
Stories about how we transform ideas created in the classroom or lab into innovations or ventures that benefit society.

Community outreach
Stories about how we cultivate dialogue, partnerships and collaborations in the community.

What makes a good Health Sci story?

Your story has IMPACT.

Informative: It’s new information worth sharing.
Meaningful: It solves a problem, addresses an issue.
Pride: It builds pride within CHS, those involved and our audience.
Awe: It inspires, surprises or impresses.
Clear: It’s focused and concise.
Timely: It’s related to current news or an upcoming event, or it just happened.

For questions or more information:

MC Mullins
Assistant Director, Marketing & Communications
mmllins4@memphis.edu

*Submission of story idea application does not guarantee acceptance. Marketing AD reserves the right to choose submissions/applications based on need, availability, strategy, current events and other considerations. Decisions will be based without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, creed, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, genetic information, disability, veteran status or any other legally protected class.