The Office of Media and Public Relations helps Binghamton faculty share their research
and expertise with audiences beyond campus. Whether you're looking to get your work
in the news, respond to a reporter, prepare for an interview, write for The Conversation,
or highlight your work on a video or podcast, we're here to help.
Get your research in the news
Have an interesting paper, grant, discovery, or research project to share? We can
help identify what’s newsworthy about your work, develop a news release, create engaging
visual content, and connect you with reporters.
Become a media expert
Reporters regularly seek out experts to break down complex issues and provide context
on breaking news and issues in the public conversation. Join our network to make your
expertise easier for journalists to find.
Our team can help you coordinate with reporters to understand what they are looking
for and develop key talking points with you to ensure the interview goes smoothly.
Our team offers campus-wide and department-specific media workshops designed for Binghamton
faculty, covering interview preparation, opportunities to share your work and expertise,
and more.
Have something to say about an issue in the news or a broader idea connected to your
research? We help faculty develop and pitch articles to The Conversation, a nonprofit
news organization that publishes research-based analysis and commentary written by
academics.
We want you to look and sound your best. Our Media Studio provides professional video
and broadcast capabilities for live and recorded interviews for TV, radio, and podcasts.
Want to bring your research or expertise to life on video? Our team works with faculty
to create engaging video content — from research explainers to lab tours.
The Aha! Moment, Binghamton University's official podcast, features in-depth discussions
with faculty on their research and the remarkable discoveries they make along the
way.
