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The Office of University Communications and Marketing is the storytelling engine of Eastern Connecticut State University. Through compelling narratives, creative strategy, and bold visuals, we bring to life the experiences, achievements, and values that define our campus community. From media relations to digital marketing, publications to social content, we amplify the voices of our students, faculty, staff, and alumni—strengthening Eastern’s reputation and advancing its mission.
We partner with departments across the University to produce high-impact communications that inform, inspire, and connect—on campus, across Connecticut, and beyond.
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Request news coverage, submit story ideas, and explore headlines. Connect with our public relations team for press releases, media inquiries, and expert sources.
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| Director Ryan Quigley Gelsi-Young, Room 129 (860) 465-5735 (860) 465-4518 quigleyry@easternct.edu |
Business and Communications Coordinator Ashley Orcutt Gelsi-Young, Room 128 (860) 465-5735 (860) 465-4518 orcutta@easternct.edu |
Over the past five years, Eastern computer science Professors Sarah Tasneem and Kehan Gao have become a force to be reckoned with in computer science research. From analyzing COVID-19 data to advancing computer vision research on Mars, the duo has made several contributions to advancing academia in their field.
An unusual partnership at Eastern Connecticut State University is bringing together theatre and social work students in a novel simulation experience that prepares both groups for their future careers. The collaboration creates a safe but realistic environment where students can test their skills, make mistakes, and build confidence before working with actual clients.
Eastern’s Police Department has been recognized by Special Olympics Connecticut (SOCT) for raising over $2,500 in support of the Special Olympics. The 2025 Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) Level of Excellence Award was earned largely due in part to the efforts of Officer Nicole Theriault, who served as coordinator for Leg 3 of the statewide event benefiting SOCT.