Auburn, Gray partnership equips future journalists for careers
Auburn University creates opportunities for students after graduation through personalized teaching, impactful learning labs, comprehensive career services and a unique partnership with the largest owner of top-rated local television stations and digital assets in the United States.
Auburn and Gray Television have maintained a partnership for more than 10 years. Gray employs Auburn graduates at their stations across the country, including Sally and Andy at their Montgomery TV station, WSFA.
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