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College Marketing 101: Delivering Your Message to Students Across Greater Philadelphia

Campus Philly is giving local businesses a crash course in college student marketing. During this presentation and panel discussion, your organization will learn how to effectively tailor your marketing message to reach the college demographic, how to create and utilize branding opportunities, how to engage parents and families of prospective and enrolled students, and how to partner with Campus Philly to effectively engage college students in Philadelphia.

Campus Philly is giving local businesses a crash course in college student marketing. During this presentation and panel discussion, your organization will learn:

    * How to effectively tailor your marketing message to reach the college demographic

    * How to create and utilize branding opportunities

    * How to engage parents and families of prospective and enrolled students

    * How to partner with Campus Philly to effectively engage college students in Philadelphia

Campus Philly will also be showcasing its programming and student engagement opportunities, and ways that your company can get involved!

Panelists include:

* Marketing Manager, Philadelphia Orchestra, Liz Madeja
* Parent and Family Marketing Expert - TBA
* Student Marketing Expert - TBA
* Two Current Students
* Student Activities Expert - TBA

 
Light fare will be provided.

June 24, 2009 - 6:00am
Event Fee: 
FREE
Website Registration: 
http://studentmarketing.e...
Phone Registration: 
215-988-1707 x 109
Email Registration: 
kara@campusphilly.org
Contact Name: 
Kara Ashe
Contact Phone: 
2159881707109
Contact Email: 
kara@campusphilly.org
260 South Broad Street<br />Comcast Circle
Philadelphia, PA 19102
United States

Mission Mixer - Connecting for a Cause

July 9, 2009 - 2:00pm
Event Fee: 
15 (at the door)
Website Registration: 
http://july2009missionmix...
Phone Registration: 
215-893-8400 x 1522
Email Registration: 
kivanovic@nscphila.org
Contact Name: 
Kathrin P. Ivanovic
Contact Phone: 
21589384001522
Contact Email: 
kivanovic@nscphila.org

Arts & Business Council Awards 2010

April 27, 2010 - 7:00am
Contact Name: 
Alyson Schwartz
Contact Phone: 
(215) 790-3838
Contact Email: 
aschwartz@artsandbusinessphila.org
1101 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
United States

Net Tuesday Philadelphia: Communi-Lager: Activist Communities in the Midst of Social Media

Join us at the first of our Net Tuesday Summer Ales, where we'll sit back, relax and explore ways social technology can help organizations and individuals advance social change in Philadelphia.

Next Tuesday, July 7: Communi-Lager! Chris Bartlett will present Activist Communities in the Midst of Social Media. He'll share how he has used the tools of the trade -- social networks Twitter, Facebook, Stickam, and Ning -- to create a series of communities that support his community organizing. He'll engage Net Tuesday participants in an inquiry about how we can use these tools to build community, strengthen social networks, and bring about powerful change in our communities. Key ideas for the night:

  • The importance of connecting others -- and not only yourself to others -- as a strategy for social network organizing.
  • The timeline for face-to-face -- how to bring about in-person connections that strengthen online ones.
  • Pitfalls of online organizing-- fitting your strategies into your overall plan for getting things done.

Most importantly, Bartlett will facilitate a conversation among participants to hear what is working for all of us. If Twitter (and other social media tools) are in fact transformative, we'll hope to hear some stories of those transformations.

Chris Bartlett is a gay men's health community organizer from Philadelphia. He directed the SafeGuards Gay Men's Health Project in Philadelphia for ten years, and has acted as lead consultant to the LGBT Community Assessment in Philadelphia, a project that gathers data about LGBT communities in order to make recommendations regarding community organizing, health, housing, and economic development. He co-facilitates the Gay Men's Health Leadership Academy, a national meeting of leaders in the field of gay men's health and wellness, and has helped to convene the Gay Men's Health and LGBTI Summits. Most recently, he has received support from the Arcus Foundation to develop a strategic plan for LGBT leadership development in the United States. Community organizing through social media is his greatest current passion and commitment.

Make sure to put the other two Summer Ales on your calendar now:

  • August 4: Homebrewed Rumination. We’ll be using a modified version of our Extreme Makeover: Web Strategy Edition format with Philly NetSquared’s own website: phillynetsquared.org. Together, we'll identify specific steps we can take to enable the growing Philly NetSquared community to use our website as a place to connect with, learn from and inspire one another to realize each person's dreams and each organization's objectives.
  • September 1: Portal Pilsner. Change.org. Network for Good. Razoo. And many other sites are out there, committed to using social tools help nonprofits achieve their mission. How do you sort through the clutter and use these sites to advance your own cause?
July 7, 2009 - 2:00pm
Website Registration: 
http://netsquared.meetup....
Contact Name: 
Seth Horwitz & ivan boothe, co-organizers
Contact Email: 
philly@net2tuesday.org
118 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
United States

Koresh Dance Company Annual Silent Auction

October 17, 2009 - 4:00pm
Event Fee: 
65
Phone Registration: 
215-751-0959
Email Registration: 
deb@koreshdance.org
Contact Name: 
Deborah Crocker
Contact Phone: 
(215) 751-0959
Contact Email: 
deb@koreshdance.org
2020 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
United States

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