University Relations: Making the Most of Communications and Marketing Opportunities
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The document provides guidance on communications and marketing opportunities at Idaho State University. It discusses tips for working with University Relations on press releases, media relations, web design, graphic design, and ensuring marketing materials meet university branding standards. Key departments to partner with for various projects are also outlined.
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