Social Media to Facilitate Community Building & Engagement

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3 hour workshop presented at the 2011 Sloan Consortium Blended Learning Conference in Chicago with Shannon Ritter, Penn State University.

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Shannon RitterUndergraduate Admissions and Recruitment – Penn State School of TheatrePreviously: Social Networks Adviser, Penn State World Campus

Liz GrossDirector, University Marketing & Communications at UW-WaukeshaPreviously: Outreach Coordinator in University Housing at UW-MilwaukeePhD Student, Leadership in Higher Education (social media research)

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Rachael Zylstra received her bachelor's degree in journalism from Michigan State University in 2008. She is currently pursuing her master's degree in public relations from MSU while working full time at University Relations, where she is responsible for new media strategies. Through her graduate program, she hopes to learn how to become a more effective writer for the web and better utilize multimedia to tell stories in unique ways.

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Allison Moore is a Temple University student majoring in Strategic Communication/Public Relations with a minor in Digital Media Technologies and a 3.7 GPA. She has marketing and public relations internship experience at Doylestown Health, Nurture Spa, and Sevag Public Relations where she performed tasks such as social media management, graphic design, event planning, and writing. She also maintains personal blogs and has been active in community service and campus organizations.

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This document provides information about extracurricular activities at MSU Denver, including the benefits of getting involved, types of activities available, and how to participate. It discusses activities like leadership programs, community volunteering, outdoor recreation, fraternities and sororities, and campus recreation sports. Contact information is provided for various activity coordinators. The document encourages students to choose activities they genuinely enjoy and will personally and professionally benefit from.

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This document provides a social media strategy for Ronald McDonald House Charities of North Central Florida. It includes an audit of current social media performance, objectives to increase engagement, donations and volunteers. Strategies proposed are paid social media promotions, owned content across multiple channels, and leveraging partnerships. Key dates, roles and a critical response plan are outlined. Metrics such as followers, engagement and website traffic will be used to measure success.

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The document discusses creating a new community manager position at a university to better manage their social media and customer engagement policies. It notes unsuccessful meetings and a lack of designated management has sparked interest in the new role. It encourages enrolling in a class that upon completion would have students begin maintaining the school's current social media strategy and engaging non-traditional students through social media events.

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Sophia Ritter is seeking an internship in broadcasting. She is currently a senior at Barry University studying broadcast and emerging media with a minor in dance. She has relevant coursework and experience in areas such as audio and video production, radio reporting, and television production. Her professional experience includes promotional and administrative roles at Warner Music Group and serving as station manager for her college radio station. She also has experience instructing and producing films for students.

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Jenna Cantor graduated from the University of Michigan in 2014 with experience studying abroad in Seville, Spain. She has held leadership roles in her sorority Sigma Delta Tau including serving as Philanthropy Chair where she helped raise $50,000 for breast cancer research. She has also interned for AIPAC, Fox News Channel, and McGuire Woods LLP gaining experience in event planning, public relations, and legal research. Her skills include strong communication, leadership, collaboration, and social media engagement.

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Colton Link is a senior at Drexel University majoring in Communication with a 3.89 GPA. He has relevant coursework in public relations, mass media, and sports programming strategies. He has received academic honors including being on the Dean's List and being a member of the National Honors Society. His skills include Microsoft Office, social media, and communications. For work experience, he was a salad bar attendant at Prime Steakhouse where he prepared foods and maintained cleanliness. He also worked as a garage attendant at Azar Towing where he supported mechanics and kept the garage organized. His activities include being a member of the Academy of Model Aeronautics and volunteering in his community.

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This document provides a summary of Haley Myers' education and experience. She is expected to graduate in May 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication from Georgia College. While in college, she held leadership roles in public relations and nonprofit student organizations, and maintained social media accounts to promote their events. Her experience also includes creating a web series as a senior capstone project and working as a public relations specialist for a local farm.

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