Tag archive: Higher Ed

Reflecting on bigger, faster, newer in .edu web strategy

Early in my career as a web manager, projects just came to me. I’ve basically established a career going places that other don’t know exist and trying to get them to rethink how they view the web, to strategize their… continue reading »

Getting buy-in: Managing content in the trenches

For some of us, content management is merely a matter of dealing with engagement content providers around campus who gleefully edit and publish their own content. There are folks who don’t have it so good. Content can become a hot… 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 »

Winning isn’t easy

Everyone in the national media is buzzing about Cal Tech’s first conference win since 1985 last night, snapping a 310-game conference losing streak. It’s a feel good story, because Cal Tech is home to some of the nation’s brightest college… continue reading »

What higher ed can learn from summer camps

Despite the obvious comparisons between the age groups, this summer has been transcendent because it’s the first summer I’ve been in a management position at camp rather than just in a leadership role managing an activity and kids in a… continue reading »

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