Tag archive: college

To tweet or not to tweet

Life in the hinterland is different. While my colleagues in the Twitterverse bandy about this metric and that strategy on their blogs, the issues I contemplate and deal with day to day are far less complicated than that.  As I… continue reading »

You’re new, let’s (not) change everything

I’ve developed a bit of a reputation for being a “change agent” if you will. People call me when they want things changed institutionally and I’m very good at helping move the barriers, breaking down the internal silos and connecting… continue reading »

Creating homemade #highered solutions in a fast-food world.

I was having a conversation the other day with another friend who works in higher ed communications. She was telling me how she didn’t really think much of what was targeted at higher ed folks was really related to her… continue reading »

Going back to school does offer the possibility of joining the labor force when the economy is better. Unemployment rates are also generally lower for people with advanced schooling. Those who do not go back to school may be on… continue reading »

Marketing College in Dystopia

This isn’t the title to a science fiction story I’m writing. It is the story playing out right now in the court of public opinion. In the wake of the New York Times story earlier this week about the crush… continue reading »

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