How can I receive news releases from UT System?
To receive news releases, please email your request to Meagan McNutt or telephone 512/499-4363. Please provide your contact information
including name, title, company/institution, email, phone, fax, and mailing
address.
News releases are distributed by email based on topic, so please indicate
to which of the following categories you belong:
- Higher Education (receives all news releases)
- National Higher Education (receives news releases related to topics
of national concern)
- Capital (government/legislative interest)
- Austin (Austin-based media)
- Texas (state media)
- Oil and Gas (receive topic-related releases only)
- Editorial
- Business (receive budget/investment releases only)
- Student Newspapers (reporters frequently change beats; consider including
a general newsdesk email as well as your person one.)
- Minority Publications
- Employee (UT System) Communications
Whom should I contact if I need...
Information about a campus or event on campus?
Contact the public affairs office at that campus.
Looking for just the fast
facts about a campus? Visit the Campus Facts Web page or the Fast Facts (PDF) brochure.
Information about UT System?
Contact the UT System Office of Public Affairs:
Claudia Taylor Johnson Building, Suite 2.100
210 West 6th Street Austin, Texas 78701-2901
512/499-4363 (telephone)
512/499-4358 (fax)
email: mmcnutt@utsystem.edu
To interview someone at a UT institution (President, Dean,
Professor, etc.)?
Contact the public affairs office at that campus.
To interview someone at System (Chancellor, Regent,
etc.)?
Contact the UT System Office of Public Affairs.
Campus statistics, reports, or data?
In general, if you are looking for statistics for one campus, contact
the public affairs office at that campus. If you are looking for information
from more than one campus, contact the UT System Office of Public Affairs.
Official reports and statistics are also accessible on the Texas
Higher Education Coordinating Board's website.
Information on a school, degree, or program?
Much of this information is on the campus's website.
If you cannot find what you are looking for, contact the public affairs
office at that campus.
See also
>Reporter's Toolkit
