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The Office of Communications & Marketing has many functions at UNCSA. These include public relations, including communication with the news media and the public; publications, especially for student recruitment; advertising, especially for student recruitment; and photo documentation. The office also supports the development office in its fund-raising efforts. The Communications & Marketing office is part of the Advancement division at UNCSA.

The Communications & Marketing staff is always available to assist media representatives as needed. Members of the press are encouraged to call the communications office for assistance with questions, special requests, or contacting administrators and faculty.

We know that media representatives are often on deadline, and we will respond to calls and messages as quickly as possible.

The fax number for the Communications & Marketing office is 336-770-3342.

Marla Carpenter
Director of Communications and Marketing

Office: 336-770-3337
Mobile: 336-414-9289
E-mail: carpem@uncsa.edu

Terri Renigar

Brand Marketing Manager

Office: 336-770-3335

E-mail: renigart@uncsa.edu

Lauren Whitaker

News Services Manager

Office: 336-734-2891

E-mail: whitakerl@uncsa.edu

Matt Nelkin

Web Project Manager

Phone: 336-813-8769

E-mail: nelkinm@uncsa.edu

The Communications & Marketing office is located in UNCSA's Workplace West at the corner of Main Street and Cascade Avenue. The street address is 1903 S. Main St.; however, our mailing address remains:

Communications & Marketing
University of North Carolina School of the Arts
1533 South. Main Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27127-2188

Information about the University of North Carolina School of the Arts is available by clicking on "About UNCSA" above.

For a press kit of printed materials, or additional information, please call or write to us at the address above. For current press releases and media tips, click on "News & Publications" or use the link below.

Recent Press Releases

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