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CAES Communications Team Wins Awards from Association for Communications Excellence

June 27, 2025

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A congratulatory graphic for the Agricultural Communications Office displaying awards for newsletters, magazines, electronic media, and photo essay. Includes images of smiling people and a presentation screen. N.C. A&T and ACE logos appear.

Agricultural Communications, the public relations office in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, won four awards from the Assocation for Communication Excellence's Critique and Awards program.

  • CAES News is a Silver Award winner in the Newsletters category;
  • Re:search Magazine is a Bronze Award winner in the Magazines and Periodicals category;
  • James Parker is a Bronze Award winner for his photo essay "Using Play to Get Well" (see gallery below) in the Photography category;

Using Play to get Well

  • Dustin Chandler is a Bronze Award winner for his Dairy History video in the Electronic Media and Social Media category.

ACE is a national association of communications professionals and educators who are focused on agriculture, natural resources, and life and human sciences.

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