by Jennifer R. Young – SouthWestern State College – Fort Meyers, FL
College is complicated. Bursar. Registrar. FAFSA. Prerequisites. Credit hours. The jargon alone is difficult to understand. Then add in admission requirements, enrollment processes and financial aid forms, and applying to college can be overwhelming to anybody.
by Jaclyn Y. Garver – NCMPR National Office – Fort Wayne, IN
AP’s new chapter on inclusive storytelling aims to ‘shine a light’ on underrepresented populations.
by Eve Markman – Community College of Philadelphia – Philadelphia, PA
NCMPR has been a huge influence on my career over the 25 years. Becoming more involved at NCMPR, I found not only amazing colleagues that dealt with the same challenges but great friends as well.
by Dave Murray – Grand Rapids Community College – Grand Rapids, MI
At heart, all of us in communications and marketing are storytellers. Grand Rapids Community College students have wonderful stories. They are stories of hope and perseverance. And we get to tell them.
by Ellen Davis – Temple College – Temple, TX
Being involved with NCMPR was one of the most rewarding parts of my job as a community college marketing director. It also was critical to my success on the job.
by Jaclyn Y. Garver – NCMPR National Office – Fort Wayne, IN
NCMPR’s “Word of the Year” Is about giving us a shove Into the deep end of the pool.
by Katherine Leszczynski – Metropolitan Community College – Omaha, NE
Metropolitan Community College’s department of equity and inclusion has a goal to make sure all feel accepted and appreciated for who they are and where they come from.
by Alexis Calma – South Puget Sound Community College – Olympia, WA
South Puget Sound Community College’s native land acknowledgment is more than a statement that is read at the beginning of an event. It’s a commitment that the SPSCC community has made to our Native communities and is constantly evolving.
by Jaclyn Y. Garver – NCMPR National Office – Fort Wayne, IN
District 3’s conference in early October this year, Pure Creativity, was set in Grand Rapids. Things kicked off with keynote Somya Bhagwagar, who shared some ideas that flooded me with anxiety at the mere thought of doing things that way.
by John J. “Ski” Sygielski, MBA, Ed.D. and Linnie S. Carter, Ph.D., APR – HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College – Harrisburg, PA
Whether you’re a seasoned president, a relatively new president or a prospective president, these 10 fundraising-related expectations of community college presidents can help you embrace your roll as chief development officer.
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