HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, is a household name in our region. This means that after we’ve turned off our work brains in the evenings or on the weekends, we regularly run into people who have a connection to the school or are curious to know more.
READ MOREThose of us who work in academia often take for granted that everyone else understands all the terms we use.
READ MOREWe all know that many people these days take to social media to air their complaints. And complaints about community colleges are no exception.
READ MOREIf the culture at your college is anything like that at mine, then the marketing office is occasionally looked at as “The Fixer” – that sometime superhero who’s called upon to repair all sorts of ills.
READ MOREThe communication and marketing office at a community college remains busy no matter the season. There’s no downtime, really. Media requests don’t wait, and messages on social media can’t wait. We’re on a go-go-go schedule.
READ MORE“Make hay while the sun shines,” a 16th-century English proverb, is good advice for today’s marketing communication professionals in higher education.
READ MOREWhether you like it or not, the people you work with become your extended family. As with any family, when many different personalities come together, things can get interesting fast.
READ MORENCMPR conferences provide wonderful opportunities to pick and choose presentations on timely topics of particular interest to you.
READ MOREOn Oct. 1, I began my travels to each of NCMPR’s district conferences in my role as president. What better way to start than to visit my home District 3, which partnered with District 5 in a joint conference, “Changing Currents.”
READ MOREThe hustle and bustle of college life was abruptly disrupted at HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, in December 2015 when an unidentified caller said a bomb would detonate at the institution’s largest campus at noon – less than 75 minutes.
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