The Content Strategy team provides a holistic overlay to University Communications operations, providing direction and processes to increase impact and efficiency and improve collaboration within University Communications and across campus.
We work with University Communications colleagues and our administrative partners to:
- Develop a communications strategy to guide our work
- Set concrete, measureable communications goals based on identified priorities
- Advise on messages and channels to achieve goals
- Foster opportunities for improved collaboration, communication, and professional growth within University Communications
- Strengthen relationships across campus
Internal Communications Channels
Around the O—Workplace
Around the O is the UO’s official online news site. Internal communications provides editorial oversight of the workplace section on Around the O, providing news and information that faculty and staff need to be successful at their jobs, stay informed about initiatives and policies, and understand what is happening on campus. Faculty and staff can submit a story idea for Around the O—Workplace.
Around the O—Workplace Email
Every Tuesday, the Around the O—Workplace email is sent to all faculty and staff. This official e-newsletter for the university provides the top workplace stories from Around the O each week. Faculty and staff can submit a request to have information included in the weekly email by submitting a story idea for Around the O—Workplace.
Mass Email
The internal communications team also manages and coordinates official mass emails sent for the University of Oregon. Campuswide email is governed by the official mass email policy. Learn more about the university's internal mass email requirements, guidelines, and best practices. For more information about email and scheduling, contact Jennifer Winters at jwinters@uoregon.edu.
Academic & Administrative Leadership List
The Academic and Administrative Leadership List (AALList) is a moderated listserv for distributing messages related to the administration and management of academic, research, and administrative units. It is designed to be a form of direct communication to academic and administrative leadership, not as a way to pass information on to the entire campus. Learn more about the Academic & Administrative Leadership List, or send inquiries to Jennifer Winters at jwinters@uoregon.edu.
Academic & Administrative Leadership List
Executive Communications
The Internal and Executive Communications team provides communications consulting, planning, and support to the Office of the President, Office of Provost, and other UO executive departments and units.