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RJ Thompson is a Professor and Digital Marketer in Higher Education

The Academic Designer

RJ Thompson, MFA is a digital marketer and a professor in Higher Education. Learn how to get better students and what it's like to collaborate with university communications to promote your research.

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Are you ready for Sakai 21?

Academic Tech Tips

Sakai 21 is coming to Loyola, fittingly, on December 21 st , 2021. This change is an upgrade-in-place, meaning that Loyola faculty, staff, and students do not need to make any changes to their Sakai sites or accounts. All good things take time, so Sakai will be unavailable from approximately 7am to 12pm on 12/21/21. . When Sakai returns, better than ever, here are a few things to look forward to: .

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The Higher Ed Marketer’s Guide to Must-Open College Email Subject Lines

Thinking Cap Agency

When it comes to effective email marketing in higher education, it’s easier said than done. You know from experience: how many emails in your inbox do you actually open? Creating an email campaign that is enticing enough to your prospective students can be challenging—but it’s essential, and that’s where crafting the perfect subject line comes in. .

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BLOG: RJ Thompson talks about Higher Education as a professor and marketer

CommCentered

RJ Thompson is a Professor and Digital Marketer in Higher Education. The post BLOG: RJ Thompson talks about Higher Education as a professor and marketer appeared first on CommCentered.

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Organizing the Guided Pathways Work

Continuous Learning Institute

( A. Solano ). Guided Pathways is a culture-changing framework. Therefore, it's extremely difficult to implement. To work smarter and not harder, I help colleges organize the work into three focus areas: onboarding, operationalizing academic & career communities (aka, meta-majors), and teaching and learning. For campuses that are accustomed to the four Guided Pathways pillars, organizing the work with the three focus areas means clarify & enter the path (onboarding), stay on the path (op

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Foundations of a Successful Academic Career Starts January, 2022

Rena Seltzer, Leader Academic

Join us for this dynamic ten-week group for faculty members as we address how to survive and thrive in academia in this time of crisis and beyond. “I am a happier, healthier, higher-impact, and more productive academic, thanks to Rena’s coaching and book.” . – Dolly Chugh, Associate Professor, NYU Stern School of Business. The fall session will start on January 22, 2021 and run for ten consecutive weeks.

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Mission-Fit Students: Graduate & Seminary Enrollment Marketing

The Higher Ed Marketer

There’s a degree of simplicity to enrollment marketing in the undergraduate world. The schools have the luxury of buying lists to recruit students. When it comes to grad school and seminary enrollment, it isn’t quite so easy. In this episode, we talk with Kevin Bish , VP of Enrollment Management and Student Services at Asbury Theological Seminary , about how to identify mission-fit students who will thrive at your institution and how to recruit them.

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Student Success & Equity in Math with Michael Wangler

Continuous Learning Institute

LISTEN TO THE EPISODE: Learn how a college significantly improved equitable outcomes in math. In this episode, I interview Michael Wangler, veteran community college educator and former dean at Citrus College where transformational change in math resulted in positive student outcomes. (Scroll down to access the transcript.). We discuss the following topics: 9:49:23: The "Why": The data that clearly showed faculty things had to change.

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Higher Ed Brand Identity: Australia

CommCentered

Redefining Value: Key issues in HE Marketing, Recruitment and Identity. The following blog post is translated from a presentation that was offered at the Redefining Value: Key issues in HE Marketing, Recruitment and Identity conference in Australia hosted by Twig Marketing. The content of this post differs in format from previous posts. A video of the presentation will be posted as soon as it is available.

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Mission-Fit Students: Graduate & Seminary Enrollment Marketing

The Higher Ed Marketer

There’s a degree of simplicity to enrollment marketing in the undergraduate world. The schools have the luxury of buying lists to recruit students. When it comes to grad school and seminary enrollment, it isn’t quite so easy. In this episode, we talk with Kevin Bish , VP of Enrollment Management and Student Services at Asbury Theological Seminary , about how to identify mission-fit students who will thrive at your institution and how to recruit them.