Efforts to collect photos of students exploring all the opportunities on campus always seem harder than it should be. But a day in photos, with multiple contributors, is like a daylong scavenger hunt for real images.
Routine. Drudgery. Burnout. They’re things we all fear or deal with when we work in an industry long enough. Little did I know those feelings would be hip-checked into oblivion by a group of women on wheels, in fishnets.
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The number of social media platforms, user communities and interactive opportunities continues to grow. Budgets don’t. So how can communicators deal with this evolving landscape? One way is to use the most rich and robust resource available: students.
Mallory Wood: I love how the topic of using students as online ambassadors has come up over and over again this semester.…
David Regan White: I think thats pretty much a best practice hitting the nail on the head.
UW-Madison: Thanks for the Commencement shout-out! Following in yours and Todd's footsteps, we're launching our own 24 hour project next week,…
#Alaina24: A Day in the Life of a “Day in the Life” « Alaina Wiens: [...] of your own? Please share your ideas and outcomes! You can find great examples from SUNY Oswego, University of…