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University Communications
Telling the SHSU Story
SHSU’s Communications team is committed to protecting and raising the university’s profile in the media. Our Communications team writes engaging content, bringing the many stories of SHSU faculty, staff and students to life through informative stories and compelling visuals. By creating sharable content, they serve to reach the broadest possible audience, serving readers and viewers, both inside and outside the university.
If you have an event, accomplishment or potential story you'd like to publicize, please contact our office to share your idea.
Media Inquiries
To provide clear and concise communications, university policy states that all media inquiries should be directed to university communications:
- Jeff Harris, jrh160@shsu.edu
- Emily Binetti, emilyb@shsu.edu
Reporting and Filming on Campus
News Crews
SHSU welcomes news media to its public campus. Members of the media are asked to contact Emily Binetti prior to filming or photographing on campus.
B-Roll Request
If you want existing video footage of 麻豆精品, please contact Mike Foster.
Have A Great Story About SHSU? We Want To Know!
Submit an Idea to Today@Sam
Today@Sam is an online news center featuring news from around the university. We are looking for the best stories, news and research to engage readers. Great story topics include, but are not limited to:
- Outstanding students
- Innovations in the classroom or community
- Interesting profiles of faculty, staff or alumni
- University initiatives
- University milestones
Submit story ideas to Today@Sam a minimum of two weeks in advance.
SHSU Editorial Style Guide
The SHSU Editorial Style Guide can help university communicators maintain uniformity in writing and follow a style that is consistent and appropriate for print and online materials written for and about the university. The style guide was developed to save time, and alleviate questions about when to abbreviate something, where to use a comma and “all things SHSU.”
Our team has incorporated basic rules for writing in this style guide using The Associated Press Stylebook and Webster’s New World College Dictionary as primary references.