Wed, 27 December 2006 Which would you rather
have? An alum who contributes $100 each year, or one that delivers a new student
to your college. If your tuition was $20,000 a year, the value of your
alumni delivering a new student to your college would be $80,000 over 4
years! Learn how Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University uses Internet
technology and endorsements to increase the number of incoming students.
You will learn how their Alumni Endorsement Grant program produced 1,770
applications with 802 students enrolling. Join Ashlee Ilg, Communication
Specialist and Jill Meridith, Associate Director of Communication to learn how
easily you can adopt an alumni � student recruitment program. Comments[0] |
Fri, 22 December 2006  What could you accomplish with over 20,000 volunteers! Lots right! Join a dynamite discussion with Chris Marshall, Executive Director of Alumni Affairs at Lehigh University to learn how their alumni association focused on recruiting alumni to volunteer in student recruitment, mentoring, college fairs and other activities. Chris will share how his research has shown volunteers contribute at nearly double the rate of non volunteers. If you are looking for ways to show your management you need additional staffing, you�ll find a fantastic story that proves increasing the number of volunteers will provide you an increase in contributions,Comments[0] |
Tue, 19 December 2006 With so many different social networking communities available to
your alumni you've got to offer something that they can't. Career advice,
mentoring and help in finding jobs is something your alumni can trump any other
organization on. Join Tenneil Moody, Director of Alumni Career Services at
Clemson University to learn innovative web based concepts that are enriching the
lives of their alumni. Comments[0] |
Tue, 19 December 2006  Podcasting is a fantastic way to include constantly changing content on your website. Paul Redfern, Communications Director of Gettysburg College will share how communications, admissions, alumni relations, development and the Presidents office came together and built the framework to deliver campus speeches, interviews with faculty authors and events. Paul provides details on assembling a team and how to economically support the strategy.Comments[0] |
Tue, 19 December 2006 Anyone involved with online communities have realized
they have to continually do things to attract users to their website. Join
Sherri Magson, Alumni Relations Manager of British Columbia Institute of
Technology to learn the nuts and bolts of using contests to increase
registrations and participations. Sherri provides details on the type of
prizes necessary, how to administrate the process and how to involve affinity
partners to increase participation. Direct download: WiredCommunitiesShow7CareerSupportNe_copy_1.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 11:58 AM Comments[0] |
Mon, 18 December 2006 Visit with Brian Dowling, co-founder
of Supporting Advancement in a discussion that examines the future of the alumni
magazine in a digital era, the need for management to look long and hard at the
current investment of staff and funding in their web strategy and the need to
make a make your Internet strategy a line item in your budget. Brian will
show you where your Internet strategy needs to go. Comments[0] |
Tue, 5 December 2006  Internet Strategies Group helps you develop your alumni website and Internet strategy Do you wish you had more alumni registered in your online community? Is your website starting to require more staff time and money than you have allocated for it? Join us in a brief discussion about the Internet Strategies Group. Don Philabaum, founder will share how the Internet Strategies Group provides Executive Briefings, Courses, Webinars and Consulting to help you get a maximum return on investment and gain adequate staffing and funding. Comments[0] |
