Dominique Goodwin is seeking a new position and plans to relocate to Elizabeth City, NC. She currently works for College Now Greater Cleveland as an Ohio College Guide, assisting students with college and career planning. Prior to that, she interned at the Scioto County Homeless Shelter. Goodwin received a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Shawnee State University and is involved in several campus organizations. She has skills in counseling, communication, education, leadership, and public speaking from her experience advising students.
Naviance is a web-based tool to help students and parents with career and college planning. It allows students to create an online portfolio, explore careers and colleges, apply to colleges, and search for scholarships. Parents can access Naviance using a code provided by the school. Upcoming events include Junior College Prep Days in January and June to help with the college application process, and a Junior Financial Aid Night in March. Naviance provides shared resources between home and school to facilitate collaboration during the college planning process.
Grace Adams Johnson is a senior at Elon University studying Business Administration with a focus on Business Analytics and a minor in Economics. She has relevant internship experience at JPMorgan Chase in loan operations and at Dublin City Volunteer Centre developing marketing campaigns. Johnson also has experience working at MainStreet Bank in loan due diligence and as a facilities manager at Elon University Campus Recreation. She has coached competitive swimming for children for several years. On campus, she is involved in Club Swim and the Delta Delta Delta sorority where she serves as Alumni Chair.
Data Driven Alumni Communications: The Method to the MadnessConverge Consulting
Colleges are better at managing relationships with Champions than they are with Acquaintances. The study identified three segments of alumni - Champions, Friends, and Acquaintances - based on their attitudes and motivations toward giving. Champions are the most important segment for colleges to target as they donate the most frequently and make the largest donations. While colleges have had some success with Champions, they ineffectively manage the large Acquaintances segment and waste resources contacting them as much as the other segments. Effective alumni communications require research-based segmentation, personalized messaging tailored to each segment's motivations, and continuous testing and evaluation of communication strategies.
This document summarizes a presentation by Reach Leadership on establishing Family Reach Foundation chapters at colleges. It includes:
1) An overview of the Porter Novelli agency and their Reach Leadership program with 4 departments that will aid Family Reach Foundation.
2) A description of the Launch Pad, Quick Guide, and Launch Kit that were created to help establish Reach Leadership chapters at target colleges. The Launch Pad provides instructions for the foundation, the Quick Guide transitions between tools, and the Launch Kit is for students starting a chapter.
3) Details about the Launch Kit, which includes an interactive web portal and booklet to guide students in launching a chapter through welcome information, press release guides, fundraising ideas
This document summarizes a study on low-income urban high school students' use of the internet to access financial aid. It finds that low-income students often do not have supportive environments or access to computers and the internet needed to efficiently complete online financial aid applications. Their socioeconomic status determines whether they can access important online financial aid tools. It also notes that cultural factors and lack of guidance influence whether these students pursue financial aid. Federal aid sites are generally easier to navigate than individual college sites. As a result, many low-income students become confused in the financial aid process due to lack of training and support.
The document discusses strategies for finding scholarships to help pay for college, including creating a sense of what's possible, developing a strategy, and keeping students focused. It notes that scholarships come in many forms, such as academic, athletic, artistic or based on personal qualities. It recommends starting the scholarship search early, sticking with it, and finishing strong, exploring resources including college websites, high schools, libraries, newspapers, local businesses, civic organizations, and websites like Fastweb and CollegeData.
Dominique Goodwin is seeking a new position and plans to relocate to Elizabeth City, NC. She currently works for College Now Greater Cleveland as an Ohio College Guide, assisting students with college and career planning. Prior to that, she interned at the Scioto County Homeless Shelter. Goodwin received a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Shawnee State University and is involved in several campus organizations. She has skills in counseling, communication, education, leadership, and public speaking from her experience advising students.
Naviance is a web-based tool to help students and parents with career and college planning. It allows students to create an online portfolio, explore careers and colleges, apply to colleges, and search for scholarships. Parents can access Naviance using a code provided by the school. Upcoming events include Junior College Prep Days in January and June to help with the college application process, and a Junior Financial Aid Night in March. Naviance provides shared resources between home and school to facilitate collaboration during the college planning process.
Grace Adams Johnson is a senior at Elon University studying Business Administration with a focus on Business Analytics and a minor in Economics. She has relevant internship experience at JPMorgan Chase in loan operations and at Dublin City Volunteer Centre developing marketing campaigns. Johnson also has experience working at MainStreet Bank in loan due diligence and as a facilities manager at Elon University Campus Recreation. She has coached competitive swimming for children for several years. On campus, she is involved in Club Swim and the Delta Delta Delta sorority where she serves as Alumni Chair.
Data Driven Alumni Communications: The Method to the MadnessConverge Consulting
Colleges are better at managing relationships with Champions than they are with Acquaintances. The study identified three segments of alumni - Champions, Friends, and Acquaintances - based on their attitudes and motivations toward giving. Champions are the most important segment for colleges to target as they donate the most frequently and make the largest donations. While colleges have had some success with Champions, they ineffectively manage the large Acquaintances segment and waste resources contacting them as much as the other segments. Effective alumni communications require research-based segmentation, personalized messaging tailored to each segment's motivations, and continuous testing and evaluation of communication strategies.
This document summarizes a presentation by Reach Leadership on establishing Family Reach Foundation chapters at colleges. It includes:
1) An overview of the Porter Novelli agency and their Reach Leadership program with 4 departments that will aid Family Reach Foundation.
2) A description of the Launch Pad, Quick Guide, and Launch Kit that were created to help establish Reach Leadership chapters at target colleges. The Launch Pad provides instructions for the foundation, the Quick Guide transitions between tools, and the Launch Kit is for students starting a chapter.
3) Details about the Launch Kit, which includes an interactive web portal and booklet to guide students in launching a chapter through welcome information, press release guides, fundraising ideas
This document summarizes a study on low-income urban high school students' use of the internet to access financial aid. It finds that low-income students often do not have supportive environments or access to computers and the internet needed to efficiently complete online financial aid applications. Their socioeconomic status determines whether they can access important online financial aid tools. It also notes that cultural factors and lack of guidance influence whether these students pursue financial aid. Federal aid sites are generally easier to navigate than individual college sites. As a result, many low-income students become confused in the financial aid process due to lack of training and support.
The document discusses strategies for finding scholarships to help pay for college, including creating a sense of what's possible, developing a strategy, and keeping students focused. It notes that scholarships come in many forms, such as academic, athletic, artistic or based on personal qualities. It recommends starting the scholarship search early, sticking with it, and finishing strong, exploring resources including college websites, high schools, libraries, newspapers, local businesses, civic organizations, and websites like Fastweb and CollegeData.
Alexis has experience in public relations, financial coaching, writing, and customer service. She has strong computer skills including PowerPoint, Excel, and social media platforms. Alexis has also held leadership roles such as representing a news website at a conference and fundraising as an ambassador. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in communication from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a 3.3 GPA and a concentration in public relations.
Purpose and Role of Multicultural Affairs in 21st Centuryvbrown06
The document outlines the purpose and role of a multicultural affairs office using the acronym S.E.R.V.E. The office aims to:
1) Support students' academic pursuits, personal development, and challenge them through balanced support.
2) Educate students through diversity training, programming, and workshops.
3) Build relationships with students, other student services, and academic affairs.
4) Have a vision for the office and help students develop their leadership visions.
5) Expand horizons for students and knowledge of best practices in multicultural affairs.
Edge Hill University wanted to improve communication with applicants and engage them to increase enrollment. They created an applicant website and community called hi.edgehill.ac.uk to regularly communicate important information electronically. The site allowed applicants to directly interact with current students and each other. Initial results showed the new approach successfully managed applicant expectations and engaged them to choose Edge Hill over other universities.
Brett Nuernberg received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in December 2016, with an emphasis in interpersonal and organizational communication and a minor in business administration. He has relevant coursework and experience in areas such as social media marketing, training and development, and intercultural communication. Nuernberg has work experience as a brand ambassador for Enterprise CarShare where he increased membership by 100%, and has worked in maintenance and custodial roles for the YMCA and as a banquet server. He is involved with the National Society of Leadership and Success and Big Brothers Big Sisters, and has experience as a youth sports referee. Nuernberg has strong computer, communication, and customer service
Used in demonstrating my New Media skills to enhance a meeting with Hunch Free and to accent the Eastern Michigan University campaign they already have going.
Extension's International Opportunities: Becoming a World Class Educatorsondramilkie
This document summarizes opportunities for Extension educators to gain international experience and become world class educators. It discusses the benefits of professional development through short-term volunteer assignments abroad which allow one to gain global competencies. Various international partners and programs are mentioned that can facilitate international opportunities. Personal anecdotes from experiences in Nicaragua are shared to illustrate the professional and personal growth that can come from working in new environments overseas.
Michelle Weiser has over 4 years of experience in student engagement, community service, and administrative support roles. She supported over 500 student clubs at Columbus State Community College, planned an alternative spring break program engaging 18 students in 100 hours of community service, and created public speaking workshops. Additionally, Michelle provided virtual administrative support to clients as a Team Associate for Skitterbug, LLC and previously worked in marketing and on-air hosting for WWSU 106.9 FM, developing underwriting relationships with local businesses. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from Wright State University, graduating summa cum laude.
This document summarizes a discussion between three library publishing experts on growing a library publishing operation. They discuss why their libraries wanted to begin publishing, challenges they faced and overcame, successes, the role of partnerships, and their visions for the future of library publishing. Resources recommended for those new to library publishing include the Library Publishing Coalition website, NASIG Core Competencies for Scholarly Communication Librarians, and the Library Publishing Curriculum.
Old School Goes New School, One College's Experience Developing a Multi-Dimensional, Collaborative Plan to get the Biggest Bang Out of its Communication Efforts
This is a presentation about the HEI-Flyer, Jisc funded project. The network is designed to support staff and students work in this area. The network can be found at: http://www.HEI-Flyers.org.
This document discusses some of the obstacles faced by adult students returning to college, as well as the benefits of doing so. It notes that returning adults may be less familiar with technology and studying compared to recent high school graduates. They also typically have more family and financial obligations. However, returning to college can provide financial security, self-esteem, and set a good example for children. The document provides tips on time management, using resources like advising and scholarships, and the importance of socializing and networking with other students.
Paying for College: FAFSA, Financial Aid, and More Parent WebinarCollegeBoardSM
The College Board hosted a webinar to share information about paying for college. The webinar was hosted by Dean Bentley from the College Board and featured Deren Finks from the Kiski School and Samantha Veeder from University of Rochester. Learn more at collegeboard.org/parents.
This document discusses the benefits and risks of social networking. It notes that social networking has become the dominant form of communication for teens and is increasing for younger kids. The benefits listed include gaining social connections, developing personal connections to current events, finding support in online communities, exposure to diverse ideas and opinions, simplifying keeping in touch with distant friends and family, and the potential to make positive impacts. Additional benefits in school are that social communication is becoming part of school life and students can explore topics further using social reach. Teachers can also enable online discussions and communicate with distant classes. The document provides some tips for social networking including understanding one's online reputation, reflecting values practiced in person, and being careful about sharing location, name, and
The document discusses how to pay for college, including the direct and indirect costs that make up the total cost of attendance and how financial aid can help cover the difference between those costs and what students and families are expected to contribute based on information provided in the FAFSA. It explains the three types of financial aid - need-based aid, merit-based aid, and non-need-based aid - and provides recommendations for students and families to save money and apply for scholarships to help pay for college costs.
Sector 3.0_A few ways to build awarenessfor fundraising target groups_Azadi_S...Sektor 3.0
This document discusses building awareness for fundraising target groups through crowdfunding. It provides examples of successful crowdfunding campaigns that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars through social media outreach and securing influencers. The document notes that online giving is becoming the primary way donors contribute and that mobile devices are increasingly the preferred way to make donations. It emphasizes designing fundraising experiences and pages for both web and mobile to ensure they are simple, visual, and transparent about how donations will be used.
Global Entrepreneurship Week 2014 at Penn State had high attendance, with 78 events and over 5,000 total attendees, including 3,751 students and 421 community members. The week featured a variety of events focused on entrepreneurship, from competitions to information sessions. Extensive advertising efforts included social media promotion, classroom visits, flyers and posters around campus, and local media coverage. The organizers aimed to introduce students to entrepreneurial resources and make the week a major campus event.
The document discusses financial aid options for foster youth, including the different types of financial aid (grants, scholarships, work study, loans). It explains how to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and important deadlines. The Expected Family Contribution and Cost of Attendance are defined. The document also provides tips for finding and applying for scholarships, including thinking locally, for specific criteria, and applying to easy scholarships first. Proofreading essays and beingware of scholarship scams are also addressed.
A presentation that was shared with student organization leaders at UMBC's LeadingOrgs Retreat in September 2014. The presentation focuses on submitting a project and leveraging crowdfunding to raise money for student initiatives.
Higher education has faced steady declines in alumni participation percentages over the last several decades. While crowdfunding has transformed the philanthropic landscape, many wonder if it is just a passing trend. Attendees will learn how UMBC's annual giving program is using crowdfunding as an alternate way of engaging students with the process of fundraising - moving beyond one-time project campaigns to engage prospective donors and achieve sustained donor engagement.
This document provides tips for promoting campus events including determining the goal and target audience, choosing a venue and timing, using posters, the campus docket, email lists, and social media. It also recommends capturing photos at the event for future promotion and sending a thank you email to maintain long term engagement. Effective promotion requires understanding the audience and cutting through competing messages.
Consumer Research and Insight Final PresentationJackie Vetrano
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted by Skidmore College to understand what incoming undergraduate students want in their acceptance packets. Key findings include:
- 69.8% of respondents said the design of acceptance packets did not influence their enrollment decision.
- Respondents preferred an online acceptance letter followed by a printed version or only an online letter.
- Respondents wanted information on scholarships, housing, and financial aid included in packets.
- Nearly half of respondents did not publicly share their acceptances on social media.
The conclusions recommend Skidmore provide an online acceptance packet followed by a printed version and include key information like scholarships while delivering other details separately.
Gatorade is launching a new line of drinks called H2 to enter the flavored water market. H2 will distinguish itself from competitors by using only natural and organic ingredients. The campaign will target women ages 22-25 focused on healthy living. Objectives include increasing awareness of H2 by 25% in 3 months and growing social media followers by 15% over the same period. The creative plan features TV ads, a website with SEO, blogs, social media, and guerrilla marketing to introduce H2 as the purest way to live healthily.
Alexis has experience in public relations, financial coaching, writing, and customer service. She has strong computer skills including PowerPoint, Excel, and social media platforms. Alexis has also held leadership roles such as representing a news website at a conference and fundraising as an ambassador. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in communication from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a 3.3 GPA and a concentration in public relations.
Purpose and Role of Multicultural Affairs in 21st Centuryvbrown06
The document outlines the purpose and role of a multicultural affairs office using the acronym S.E.R.V.E. The office aims to:
1) Support students' academic pursuits, personal development, and challenge them through balanced support.
2) Educate students through diversity training, programming, and workshops.
3) Build relationships with students, other student services, and academic affairs.
4) Have a vision for the office and help students develop their leadership visions.
5) Expand horizons for students and knowledge of best practices in multicultural affairs.
Edge Hill University wanted to improve communication with applicants and engage them to increase enrollment. They created an applicant website and community called hi.edgehill.ac.uk to regularly communicate important information electronically. The site allowed applicants to directly interact with current students and each other. Initial results showed the new approach successfully managed applicant expectations and engaged them to choose Edge Hill over other universities.
Brett Nuernberg received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in December 2016, with an emphasis in interpersonal and organizational communication and a minor in business administration. He has relevant coursework and experience in areas such as social media marketing, training and development, and intercultural communication. Nuernberg has work experience as a brand ambassador for Enterprise CarShare where he increased membership by 100%, and has worked in maintenance and custodial roles for the YMCA and as a banquet server. He is involved with the National Society of Leadership and Success and Big Brothers Big Sisters, and has experience as a youth sports referee. Nuernberg has strong computer, communication, and customer service
Used in demonstrating my New Media skills to enhance a meeting with Hunch Free and to accent the Eastern Michigan University campaign they already have going.
Extension's International Opportunities: Becoming a World Class Educatorsondramilkie
This document summarizes opportunities for Extension educators to gain international experience and become world class educators. It discusses the benefits of professional development through short-term volunteer assignments abroad which allow one to gain global competencies. Various international partners and programs are mentioned that can facilitate international opportunities. Personal anecdotes from experiences in Nicaragua are shared to illustrate the professional and personal growth that can come from working in new environments overseas.
Michelle Weiser has over 4 years of experience in student engagement, community service, and administrative support roles. She supported over 500 student clubs at Columbus State Community College, planned an alternative spring break program engaging 18 students in 100 hours of community service, and created public speaking workshops. Additionally, Michelle provided virtual administrative support to clients as a Team Associate for Skitterbug, LLC and previously worked in marketing and on-air hosting for WWSU 106.9 FM, developing underwriting relationships with local businesses. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from Wright State University, graduating summa cum laude.
This document summarizes a discussion between three library publishing experts on growing a library publishing operation. They discuss why their libraries wanted to begin publishing, challenges they faced and overcame, successes, the role of partnerships, and their visions for the future of library publishing. Resources recommended for those new to library publishing include the Library Publishing Coalition website, NASIG Core Competencies for Scholarly Communication Librarians, and the Library Publishing Curriculum.
Old School Goes New School, One College's Experience Developing a Multi-Dimensional, Collaborative Plan to get the Biggest Bang Out of its Communication Efforts
This is a presentation about the HEI-Flyer, Jisc funded project. The network is designed to support staff and students work in this area. The network can be found at: http://www.HEI-Flyers.org.
This document discusses some of the obstacles faced by adult students returning to college, as well as the benefits of doing so. It notes that returning adults may be less familiar with technology and studying compared to recent high school graduates. They also typically have more family and financial obligations. However, returning to college can provide financial security, self-esteem, and set a good example for children. The document provides tips on time management, using resources like advising and scholarships, and the importance of socializing and networking with other students.
Paying for College: FAFSA, Financial Aid, and More Parent WebinarCollegeBoardSM
The College Board hosted a webinar to share information about paying for college. The webinar was hosted by Dean Bentley from the College Board and featured Deren Finks from the Kiski School and Samantha Veeder from University of Rochester. Learn more at collegeboard.org/parents.
This document discusses the benefits and risks of social networking. It notes that social networking has become the dominant form of communication for teens and is increasing for younger kids. The benefits listed include gaining social connections, developing personal connections to current events, finding support in online communities, exposure to diverse ideas and opinions, simplifying keeping in touch with distant friends and family, and the potential to make positive impacts. Additional benefits in school are that social communication is becoming part of school life and students can explore topics further using social reach. Teachers can also enable online discussions and communicate with distant classes. The document provides some tips for social networking including understanding one's online reputation, reflecting values practiced in person, and being careful about sharing location, name, and
The document discusses how to pay for college, including the direct and indirect costs that make up the total cost of attendance and how financial aid can help cover the difference between those costs and what students and families are expected to contribute based on information provided in the FAFSA. It explains the three types of financial aid - need-based aid, merit-based aid, and non-need-based aid - and provides recommendations for students and families to save money and apply for scholarships to help pay for college costs.
Sector 3.0_A few ways to build awarenessfor fundraising target groups_Azadi_S...Sektor 3.0
This document discusses building awareness for fundraising target groups through crowdfunding. It provides examples of successful crowdfunding campaigns that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars through social media outreach and securing influencers. The document notes that online giving is becoming the primary way donors contribute and that mobile devices are increasingly the preferred way to make donations. It emphasizes designing fundraising experiences and pages for both web and mobile to ensure they are simple, visual, and transparent about how donations will be used.
Global Entrepreneurship Week 2014 at Penn State had high attendance, with 78 events and over 5,000 total attendees, including 3,751 students and 421 community members. The week featured a variety of events focused on entrepreneurship, from competitions to information sessions. Extensive advertising efforts included social media promotion, classroom visits, flyers and posters around campus, and local media coverage. The organizers aimed to introduce students to entrepreneurial resources and make the week a major campus event.
The document discusses financial aid options for foster youth, including the different types of financial aid (grants, scholarships, work study, loans). It explains how to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and important deadlines. The Expected Family Contribution and Cost of Attendance are defined. The document also provides tips for finding and applying for scholarships, including thinking locally, for specific criteria, and applying to easy scholarships first. Proofreading essays and beingware of scholarship scams are also addressed.
A presentation that was shared with student organization leaders at UMBC's LeadingOrgs Retreat in September 2014. The presentation focuses on submitting a project and leveraging crowdfunding to raise money for student initiatives.
Higher education has faced steady declines in alumni participation percentages over the last several decades. While crowdfunding has transformed the philanthropic landscape, many wonder if it is just a passing trend. Attendees will learn how UMBC's annual giving program is using crowdfunding as an alternate way of engaging students with the process of fundraising - moving beyond one-time project campaigns to engage prospective donors and achieve sustained donor engagement.
This document provides tips for promoting campus events including determining the goal and target audience, choosing a venue and timing, using posters, the campus docket, email lists, and social media. It also recommends capturing photos at the event for future promotion and sending a thank you email to maintain long term engagement. Effective promotion requires understanding the audience and cutting through competing messages.
Consumer Research and Insight Final PresentationJackie Vetrano
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted by Skidmore College to understand what incoming undergraduate students want in their acceptance packets. Key findings include:
- 69.8% of respondents said the design of acceptance packets did not influence their enrollment decision.
- Respondents preferred an online acceptance letter followed by a printed version or only an online letter.
- Respondents wanted information on scholarships, housing, and financial aid included in packets.
- Nearly half of respondents did not publicly share their acceptances on social media.
The conclusions recommend Skidmore provide an online acceptance packet followed by a printed version and include key information like scholarships while delivering other details separately.
Gatorade is launching a new line of drinks called H2 to enter the flavored water market. H2 will distinguish itself from competitors by using only natural and organic ingredients. The campaign will target women ages 22-25 focused on healthy living. Objectives include increasing awareness of H2 by 25% in 3 months and growing social media followers by 15% over the same period. The creative plan features TV ads, a website with SEO, blogs, social media, and guerrilla marketing to introduce H2 as the purest way to live healthily.
Other Duties as Assigned: Creating a PodcastJackie Vetrano
Jackie Vetrano discusses her experience creating a podcast for Skidmore College as part of her duties as Social Media Coordinator. The podcast was created to raise brand awareness of the college and showcase student, alumni, faculty, and staff successes. Vetrano outlines the steps taken to launch the podcast, including researching other college podcasts, developing a bi-weekly schedule and episode themes, securing hosts and guests, recording and editing equipment and software, submitting the podcast to directories, and methods of promotion. Over 5000 downloads have been achieved to date across multiple platforms.
Other Duties as Assigned: Creating a PodcastJackie Vetrano
It's hard to pinpoint the moment they became 'popular-' but series such as Serial- This American Life- and RadioLab elevated the popularity and creativity of podcasts- and it continues to rise. Now- new podcasts are produced every day on a variety of topics to suit any listener. Skidmore College was hesitant to dive into a new medium- especially because the Office of Communications and Marketing did not have a designated podcast producer or engineer on staff.
This is Skidmore- a podcast now in its second season with hundreds of subscribers- was developed by Digital Engagement Manager Daniella Nordin and Social Media Coordinator Jackie Vetrano. The podcast serves as a marketing tool- engaging content to embed in webpage stories- and a means of sharing the story of what makes Skidmore- Skidmore. Nordin and Vetrano will explain the planning process- tools for recording- distribution- promotion- and ROI of This is Skidmore.
Nailing Pinterest: It's Not All Wedding Dresses and DessertsJackie Vetrano
For many institutions, Pinterest is considered a “secondary” social media platform; one that’s handed off to the student intern, or something that you don’t even want to touch. Although Pinterest has a stereotypically niche audience (hint: it includes muffin-top-busting workouts and DIY projects), it’s not something to count out of your social media strategy. Jackie Vetrano of Skidmore College explains how she took Pinterest from a tertiary platform to the front of the college’s social media strategy, and the lessons learned.
This document provides guidance on using social media for Alpha Phi Omega chapters. It discusses branding, choosing social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, appointing social media managers, conducting audits, writing quality content, creating content calendars, promoting events, and engaging alumni. The goal is to effectively represent the chapter and further its mission through strategic social media use.
From Noob to Know It All: Helping Young Professionals GrowJackie Vetrano
It’s your first day of your first job after graduating college, and you have no idea what to expect. Does everyone eat lunch together at the same time? Do I even get a lunch break? What do we talk about at staff meetings? How do I access my email? Hundreds of questions are generated by a young professional on the first day of the start of his career, but most are too timid to ask. Much like the first day of high school, a recent graduate stepping into the work force for the first time is trying simply to learn the culture of the workspace and fit in. Many of us forget those feelings as we grow comfortable in our careers, but it is important to remember them as a new, young, and growing professional enters our offices for the first time. In this session, learn from a young professional who has been in the field for less than two years as she explains the support she received from co-workers, and the best way to help the young professionals in your office reach their full potential.
This document discusses how a college recognizes student achievements through social media and other platforms. It outlines the recognition process, which starts with a student accomplishing something noteworthy. Then the marketing communications department learns about it and shares it publicly to recognize the student. Some examples of achievements include community service, student government, internships, academic honors like the dean's or president's list, study abroad, athletics, and more. Statistics are provided on numbers of students recognized and social media engagement for posts recognizing students. Ideas from other colleges are also mentioned, along with encouraging increased awareness of the recognition program.
Alpha Phi Omega Region II Regional Volunteer Conference in Hershey, PA. Discussion of personal brand, and understanding how social media can be used to support a brand and promote an organization.
The document discusses using LinkedIn as a branding strategy. It defines branding and explains that a personal brand is represented through one's LinkedIn profile, including the headline, summary, experience section, skills, and recommendations. The document provides tips for using LinkedIn to develop professional connections, find groups relevant to one's industry, and locate job opportunities. Etiquette for interacting with connections and posting on LinkedIn is also covered.
The document discusses developing a personal brand to help get a job. It defines personal brand as including a logo, tagline, reputation, and how you are associated. It says to develop your personal brand by understanding who you are, where you want to go, your strengths, and what makes you unique. Then consider your target audience and how to creatively package and display your personal brand online, on social media, in interviews and more to help get the job. It stresses the importance of managing your online presence and social media privacy to ensure your personal brand helps, not hurts, your job opportunities.
The document discusses the importance of social media for businesses. It notes that branding involves consistency across a company's logo, colors, mission, and unique attributes. Social media allows people to talk about their experiences with businesses, both good and bad. The document advises businesses to choose 1-2 major social media platforms to engage in conversations, respond to customers, and provide relevant content and information. It emphasizes focusing on quality over quantity of social media channels used.
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A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
Temple of Asclepius in Thrace. Excavation resultsKrassimira Luka
The temple and the sanctuary around were dedicated to Asklepios Zmidrenus. This name has been known since 1875 when an inscription dedicated to him was discovered in Rome. The inscription is dated in 227 AD and was left by soldiers originating from the city of Philippopolis (modern Plovdiv).
Leveraging Generative AI to Drive Nonprofit InnovationTechSoup
In this webinar, participants learned how to utilize Generative AI to streamline operations and elevate member engagement. Amazon Web Service experts provided a customer specific use cases and dived into low/no-code tools that are quick and easy to deploy through Amazon Web Service (AWS.)
Communicating effectively and consistently with students can help them feel at ease during their learning experience and provide the instructor with a communication trail to track the course's progress. This workshop will take you through constructing an engaging course container to facilitate effective communication.
8. Collaboration Ideas
Multiple administrators allows for a variety of content to better
communicate with each target audience
• Career Services Office
• Financial Aid Office
• (Current) Student Ambassadors
• Residence Life (Students and Staff)
• Alumni Office
• Foundation/Campaign
• Admissions Office
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11. The Benefits
• Strong and growing alumni network
• Networking
• Keep audience informed
• Prospective students asking questions
Editor's Notes
All pretty familiar with business pages – kinda boring?Update your page, targeted audience option, updates go down there, products tab?This is associated with your work history!
New University page, oooh! Ahh!Status update, still targeted audience or notCover photos/videosNoteworthy alumni is auto-generatedDemographic informationUNIVERSITY, therefore is associated with your education
New University page, oooh! Ahh!Status update, still targeted audience or notCover photos/videosNoteworthy alumni is auto-generatedDemographic informationUNIVERSITY, therefore is associated with your education