Insights

Dear Jaime: The Introvert’s Guide to Networking and Cultivating Creative Teams

Jaime Hunt tackles the anxiety-inducing task of professional networking, and offers advice on how to foster the psychological safety necessary for your team to do their best creative work.

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By: Jaime Hunt

New Frontiers for Media Planning

Where Innovation Must Happen in Higher Ed

Skyrocketing Online Learning Has Schools Weighing Dilution Versus Survival

Interviewed scholars and consultants say proper quality and marketing trumps “vacuum” strategy of bringing in as many students as possible

Running Hard to Stand Still: What Category Research Tells Us About Higher Education Marketing

Stationary markets, share of voice, and the Law of Double Jeopardy: what category research can teach higher ed marketers about calibrating spend.

Resources

Case Study: Localist Events & Southern Utah University

Case Study: Localist Events & Southern Utah University

Southern Utah University partnered with Concept3D and Localist Events to centralize calendars and improve permissions management.

Case Study: Clive & Wilfrid Laurier University

Case Study: Clive & Wilfrid Laurier University

Wilfrid Laurier University partnered with Clive to personalize content that attracts and retains students and increases alumni donations.

Case Study: Campus Sonar & Duquesne University

Case Study: Campus Sonar & Duquesne University

Duquesne University’s partnership with Campus Sonar illustrates how sharing relevant data and building trust can lead to success.

Episode

Summer Break? Not for Higher Ed Strategy

As the academic year ends, Trusted Voices hosts Teresa Valerio Parrot and Erin Hennessy break down the pressing issues that higher ed leaders must tackle before fall.

Defining the Product: How Marketers Can Break the Higher Ed Sea of Sameness

Western Michigan University’s Tony Proudfoot explains why higher ed marketers must evolve from mere promoters to chief strategists who help shape the core product of the institution.

Knowing When to Merge — and When to Go Home

After leading three institutions over 24 years, Temple’s John Fry joins Trusted Voices to talk mergers, mission, and why timing is the real leadership test.

‘How to best protect higher education’

Between domestic politics, geopolitical uncertainty, transforming athletics and struggling public perception, higher ed is going through it. Teresa and Erin discuss.

Features

Employee Engagement Is Not an Annual Event

Learn practical strategies for meaningful one-on-one meetings, recognition, feedback, and role alignment that help employees stay engaged year-round.

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By: Lana Fontenot

Plaid Power: What Higher Ed Marketers Can Learn from Scotland’s Tartan Army

Scotland’s World Cup fans are authentic, creative, and joyful. Here’s what higher ed marketers can take from the Tartan Army’s Boston takeover.

Higher Ed New Hire Onboarding (with Downloadable Templates): Making the First 90 Days Count

Here’s how to fix onboarding for higher ed marketing roles and make new hires feel valued and prepared to succeed.

Organic Or A Cash-Grab? How to Spot International and Remote Programs Meant to Last

American universities are chasing tuition dollars online and abroad, but some programs offer a much better buy than others.

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CASE Summit for Leaders in Advancement 2026

As a senior advancement leader, your role as a strategic leader is vital to your institution’s success. The CASE Summit for Leaders in Advancement brings together thought leaders at the […]

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