Alumni Industry Webinar 
University Business
APRIL 10, 2025
These learners often focus on gaining industry knowledge and expanding their professional networks. Social media can uniquely fulfill these needs by connecting them with course providers, industry experts, mentors, and peers who can support their educational journeys. Be sure to mix up your content formats across platforms.
HEMJ (Higher Ed Marketing Journal)
AUGUST 6, 2024
They are industry veterans, scholars, and pioneers with unique stories and expertise that resonate with prospective students. A robust career center that collaborates closely with industry leaders enriches your students’ learning experience and provides them with invaluable networking opportunities.
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Campus Sonar
APRIL 5, 2023
Graduation is a converging point for your audiences and an opportunity to: Maintain a positive connection and impression with your graduating students to build affinity with them as they become young alumni. Invoke nostalgia in your alumni. Join your local alumni association chapter. Say goodbye to your favorite professor.
Creatrix Campus
DECEMBER 7, 2022
The A to Z of the Alumni Management Software. With graduates finding alumni networks as a doorway to success with beautiful career options, a place to network, and give back, HEIs have started focusing on building alumni management software that benefits this new era of the mutually beneficial alumni network.
Campus Sonar
MARCH 15, 2023
For prospective or admitted students, asking questions and receiving positive responses indicates the level of community support available from their peers and alumni. A sneak peek at our most recent industry research of campus conversations shows how forum volume tends to follow the size of your campus.
Campus Sonar
FEBRUARY 1, 2023
When we think of audiences in higher ed, we typically think of students (both prospective and currently enrolled), alumni, donors, faculty and staff, and maybe families and parents. To answer this question well, it’s really difficult to use broad categories like “prospective students” or “alumni.” Those aren’t homogenous audiences!
Great College Advice
FEBRUARY 2, 2024
You can amp up your research game by using college websites, online forums, and alumni networks. Pro tip: Be a part of webinars and virtual college fests to build some connections with professors and admission officers. They help you learn about the academic offerings and campus culture in detail.
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