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We provide journalists prompt access to resources, information and faculty experts they need to file their stories. Reporters can also find a searchable database of some of our experts.

Are you a UM expert? Add your information to the Media Relations UM intake form.

Please note: The contacts listed on this page are for media inquiries only. 
For general inquiries please call 204-474-8880 or use our search function. 

Eleanor Coopsammy
Director, Media Relations and Issues Management
204-474-6959
Eleanor.Coopsammy@umanitoba.ca 

Sean Moore
Media relations communications officer
204-474-7963
sean.moore@umanitoba.ca

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