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PANEL DISCUSSION
Mastering Comms: Strategies and Best Practices For Universities
About this Panel Discussion
Effectively reaching students, faculty, staff, and alumni is a challenge many educational institutions face. But it’s also a challenge over 100 campuses around the globe solve every day with Poppulo.
Join us on Tuesday, April 18 at 11am EST / 4pm GMT to hear how two colleges leverage the Poppulo Harmony platform to reach and connect with their primary audiences.
Elizabeth Nixon from Imperial College London and Curtis Thompson from Penn State University will share their insights and experience, and provide a deep dive into the two primary channels for campus comms: email and digital signage. During the webinar, you’ll learn how to:
- Create a university comms operating model that delivers differentiated comms experiences designed to engage and drive outcomes
- Create content experiences that scale through smart governance, targeting, and insights
- Use digital signage effectively to support students and staff across your campuses
Event details
April 18, 2023
11am ET / 4pm GMT
60 mins
Speakers
Elizabeth Nixon
Head of Internal Communications at Imperial College London
Curtis Thompson
System Design Specialist at Penn State University
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