Office of Communications

Collaboration is a principle communication tool so Communications team members work together often. For efficiency, the office is organized into four prime teams, each comprised of highly-skilled, dedicated individuals and offering comprehensive services.

The Administrative Team provides guidance and support to the creative, editorial and technical professionals who work in:

• strategic communications;
• media relations and publicity;
• campus periodical writing and editing;
• print publication design, writing and editing;
• Website design, development, information architecture and content management system integration;
• photographic and video services;
• identity and branding;
• media event coordination;
• project management;
• copyright and trademark protection;
• and more.

The News Team shares the story of Princeton's excellence, leadership, diversity and discovery with external and internal audiences. Team members most often work with news reporters and faculty, staff and students who have news to disseminate.

The team's primary focus is:

• media relations, including responding to media inquiries, media event coordination and releasing news from Princeton;
  
• News at Princeton, the online repository for University news; and
  
• Princeton Weekly Bulletin, an eight-page tabloid newspaper that also is available online.
  

The Publications Team creates print and electronic materials in service to the University and its departments and offices. Team members add value to projects by employing comprehensive analysis and creative strategy.

Among the many services offered by the team are:

• design for print, electronic and specialty items;
  
• graphic identity development and implementation;
• writing and editing;
  
• electronic publishing;
• digital pre-press for print projects; and
  
• photography.

The Web Team creates and enhances websites that are essential for conveying and accessing key University initiatives.

Team members contribute their expertise in project management, writing and editing, Web design, video and multimedia production, information architecture, usability and accessibility standards, and site development.

The team collaborates with the Publications Team and OIT's Web Development Services group to develop and design websites.

Among the team's areas of focus are:

• University's main website and other core Web projects;
• upholding University requirements for Princeton websites;
  
• Roxen Web content management system integration; and
  
• Videos and other multimedia.