@proflorijohnston

I model how journalists have a social media presence by showing my work as a professor and journalist, giving behind-the-scenes insight into the reporting process, and sharing the work of students, alumni and journalists with posts and stories. I use highlights for different assignments, such as our event coverage, news conference and digital portfolios, and key skills, such as AP style and using social media.

I also use Instagram for a personal nature, sharing updates about my family, hobbies such as working out and reading, and my interest in travel destinations such as Disney World, where I plan to offer a study away program soon.

@fastcopy

I went viral on X after ESPN used my post during the 2020 NFL Draft about the home of then-NFL coach Kliff Kingsbury that my son and I built using Lego. 

I also use X to share stories I read that serve as strong examples of reporting and interviewing as well as how reporters tweet from live events and breaking news to keep their audiences informed.

@lorijohnstonwriter

I keep tabs on industry changes related to job postings, media trends and information disorder through LinkedIn. It's also a key source of connection with current and former students, colleagues at UGA and at other universities. 

I use my profile to show my skills, celebrate successes and share the work of our students in the college and beyond.