[Webpub] Two conferences in Boston
Lisa C. Mayer
lmayer at MIT.EDU
Wed Mar 11 11:32:31 EDT 2009
Two conferences in Boston
Posted on: March 11th, 2009
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CASE Communications Marketing and Technology Conference
(April 15–16 Boston, Mass)
Speakers include:
* J. Todd Bennett Managing Partner decimal152
* Mark Greenfield Director of Web Services University at Buffalo
* Karlyn Morissette Web Producer Dartmouth College
* Luke Robinson Web Manager Calvin College
* Peter Holloran & Josanne DeNatale Cognitive Marketing Inc.
* Sree Sreenivasan Dean of Student Affairs Columbia University
Journalism School
Technology is dramatically altering how higher education
professionals—and a multitude of others—communicate about our
institutions. This conference offers best practices for managing
online reputations while detailing concrete steps to engage
prospective students and maintain strong ties with alumni.
Benefits of Attending
* Learn how to develop and implement a strategy for Web and
electronic communications.
* Decide how the Web and new media fits into your overall
communications plan.
* Find out how to engage your target audiences using social
networking tools.
* Get all the tips, tricks and pitfalls of a Web redesign
project.
Who Should Attend
Associate vice presidents, directors and other positions that
deal with strategy and implementation in the following areas:
* Web communications
* Marketing
* Admissions
* Electronic communications
* Public relations
* Alumni relations
* Advancement
The American Marketing Association Symposium for the Marketing of
Higher Education: 2009
(11/15/2009 - 11/18/2009 in Boston MA)
The call for papers is now out and are due by April 3.
In 2008, over 550 leaders in higher education marketing joined
together at the AMA Annual Symposium for the Marketing of Higher
Education. Join us in 2009 as we continue the tradition with
provocative keynote speakers and in-depth discussions on cutting edge
approaches to marketing in higher education. This year’s topics will
include:
* Building strong college and university brands
* Using new technology effectively
* New methods of marketing and measurement
* Long term strategic planning
* Internal marketing buy-in
* Skill building/professional growth sessions
In addition to inspiring general discussions, intense advanced
learning sessions and skill building activities, the program also
includes more than 30 marketing presentations and case studies in four
traditional tracks including: Measurement, Strategic Planning,
Execution and Technology. Each session offers a unique opportunity for
higher educations marketers to learn from what others are doing in the
field.
Don’t miss this highly interactive, thought provoking, skill
building and energizing event
Lisa C. Mayer : web & database consultant at MIT- IS&T- DCAD
lmayer at mit.edu | 617.452.4225 | (gtalk & aim) lisacmayer
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