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Engineering Solutions to Health Problems ENGINEERING February 26, 2015 SOLUTIONS Chapel Hill, NC TO HEALTH PROBLEMS RECRUITMENT SERVICES ADVERTISING TOOLBOX CONTENTS Durham News Various online packages Local Print Media 1-855-289-4080 College Newspapers Triangle Newspapers Eastern Wake News Regional Newspapers Various online packages Other Newspapers 1-855-289-4080 TV Stations Radio Stations Garner Cleveland Record Websites Various online packages Other 1-855-289-4080 garnercleveland.com LOCAL PRINT MEDIA The Herald Sun Carolina Parent Thomas Tuttle Regina Alston [email protected] [email protected] 919-419-6704 919-956-2430 heraldsun.com carolinaparent.com Independent Carolina Women Susan Harper Kay Sweetingham [email protected] [email protected] Download the Indy Media Kit 919-942-2220 indyweek.com Download the Carolina Women 2014 Media Kit carolinawoman.com Midtown Raleigh News Various online packages Cary News 1-855-289-4080 Various online packages midtownraleighnews.com 1-855-289-4080 News and Observer Daily Tarheel Various Packages Nicole Comparato 1-855-289-4080 Nicole@Nic_Comp newsobserver.com 919-962-1163 dailytarheel.com North Raleigh News Various online packages 1-855-289-4080 northraleighnews.com v.20151123 tracs.unc.edu/index.php/services/recruitment-services Qué Pasa Central North Carolina 919-645-1680 ext. 209 raleigh.quepasanoticias.com A&T Aggie Ise News See rates [email protected] 336-334-7780 Skirt ncat.edu/news Libby Salva office: 706-823-3373 Campus Echo (North Carolina Central University) mobile: 706-421-8577 [email protected] charleston.skirt.com 919-530-7116 campusecho.com Southwest Wake News $4 a column inch Various online packages Every Other Wednesday 1-855-289-4080 Publish Feb 26, March 26th, and April 16 southwestwakenews.com Online advertisement $100 and will run a few months. UNC Health Scene Karen McCall The Carolinian [email protected] [email protected] 919-966-4752 336-334-5752 news.unchealthcare.org caroliniannews.com COLLEGE NEWSPAPERS The Chronicle (Duke University) [email protected] Eastern North Carolina 919-660-5822 dukechronicle.com Chowan Connections chowan.edu The Daily Tar Heel Nicole@Nic_Comp East Carolinian 919-962-1163 [email protected] dailytarheel.com 252-328-9245 theeastcarolinian.com The Davidsonian [email protected] The Pine Needle (UNC Pembroke) 704-894-2632 [email protected] davidsonian.com 910-521-6204 uncp.edu/pineneedle The Guilfordian [email protected] The Seahawk (UNC Wilmington) 336-316-2306 [email protected] guilfordian.com 910-962-3229 theseahawk.org Lenoir-Rhynean [email protected] 828-328-7300 lr.edu v.20151123 tracs.unc.edu/index.php/services/recruitment-services The Niner Online (UNC Charlotte) The Cary News nineronline.com [email protected] 919-836-5600 Old Gold and Black (Wake Forest University) carynews.com [email protected] oldgoldandblack.com Chapel Hill News 919-829-4500 The Pendulum (Elon University) [email protected] The Chatham News 336-278-7247 Bill Willcox elonpendulum.com [email protected] 919-542-3013 Technician Online (NC State University) thechathamnews.com Sam DeGraves [email protected] The Franklin Times technicianonline.com [email protected] 919-496-2910 Western North Carolina thefranklintimes.com The Appalachian Fuquay-Varina Independent 828-262-6149 919-552-5675 theappalachianonline.com fuquay-varina.info The Blue Banner (UNC Asheville) Garner Citizen Times Beckett Bathanti 919-521-5849 [email protected] garnercitizen.com thebluebanner.net The Goldsboro News-Argus Western Carolinian [email protected] westerncarolinian.com 919-778-3411 newsargus.com Washington D.C. The Herald Sun The Hilltop (Howard University) [email protected] Glynn Hill 919-419-6640 [email protected] heraldsun.com 202-806-4749 thehilltoponline.com INDY Week Gloria Mock [email protected] TRIANGLE & SURROUNDING AREA 919-286-1972 NEWSPAPERS indyweek.com Butner-Creedmoor News Kenly News 919-528-2393 Emily Shelton granvilleonline.com [email protected] kenlynews.com v.20151123 tracs.unc.edu/index.php/services/recruitment-services Mount Olive Tribune The Wake Forest Weekly Barry Merrill [email protected] [email protected] 919-556-3182 919-658-9456 wakeweekly.com mountolivetribune.com Wayne-Wilson News Leader News and Observer [email protected] 919-829-4500 919-242-6301 newsobserver.com newsleadernow.com New Raleigh News Zebulon Eastern Wake News [email protected] Stewart McLeod 919-829-4500 [email protected] newsobserver.com 919-553-7234 easternwakenews.com Qué Pasa 919-645-1680 ext. 209 REGIONAL NEWSPAPERS raleigh.quepasanoticias.com See rates Eastern North Carolina Greenville / Havelock / Kinston / New Bern / Rocky The Raleigh Chronicle Mount / Wilson [email protected] 919-828-8000 Washington Daily News raleigh2.com 252-946-2144 ext. 239 thewashingtondailynews.com The Raleigh Telegram Kim Benton Roanoke-Chowan News [email protected] Cal Bryant 910-256-6569 [email protected] raleightelegram.com 252-332-2123 roanoke-chowannewsherald.com The Sanford Herald Gina Evens Elizabeth City Daily Advice [email protected] 252-335-8076 919-718-1259 dailyadvance.com sanfordherald.com The Rocky Mount Telegram The Smithfield Herald John Noel 877-223-7355 [email protected] smithfieldherald.com 252-407-9922 rockymounttelegram.com Triangle Business Journal [email protected] Carolina Coast Online 919-878-0010 252-726-7081 bizjournals.com carolinacoastonline.com v.20151123 tracs.unc.edu/index.php/services/recruitment-services The Daily Southerner Bladenjournal.com Amanda Brown 910-862-4163 252-823-3106 bladenjournal.com dailysoutherner.com Brunswick Beacon Reflector.com brunswickbeacon.com 252-329-9500 reflector.com Clintonnc.com Rebecca Cole Outer Banks Sentinel [email protected] 252-480-2234 910-592-8137 obsentinel.com civitasmedia.com The Daily Dispatch Fayetteville Observer [email protected] [email protected] 252-436-2821 910-486-3551 hedersondispatch.com fayobserver.com The Wilson Times Jacksonville Daily News Shana Hoover Ken Waren [email protected] [email protected] 252-243-5151 910-353-1171 wilsontimes.com jdnews.com Kinston The Laurinburg Exchange Matt Holbrook 910-276-2311 [email protected] See rates 252.527.3191 kinston.com The Leland Tribune 910-383-3610 Roanoke-Chowan News info-nc.com Cal Bryant [email protected] My Daily Record 252-332-2123 910-891-1300 roanoke-chowannewsherald.com mydailyrecord.com The Daily Herald The Pender-Topsail Post & Voice Carol Crittendon Brenda Todd [email protected] [email protected] 252-537-2505 910-259-9111 dailyherald.com post-voice.com Fayetteville / Fort Bragg / Jacksonville / The Pilot.com Lumberton / Wilmington Perry Loflin [email protected] Acento Latino 910-693-2514 910-826-9820 thepilot.com usnpl.com v.20151123 tracs.unc.edu/index.php/services/recruitment-services Richmond County Daily ElkinTribune.com 910-997-3111 Wendy Byerly Wood 336-835-8742 The Robesonian.com elkintribune.com 910-739-4322 robesonian.com The Alleghany News Ron Brown StarNewsOnline.com [email protected] 910-343-2000 336-372-8999 starnewsonline.com alleghanynews.com StatePortPilot.com The Times News [email protected] Angelia Little 910-457-4568 [email protected] stateportpilot.com 336-229-2462 thetimesnews.com Whiteville News Reporter T.J. 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