The focus of this recorded webinar is how to create information about your university that is clear, concise, and credible. A University’s brand is much more than its website, or marketing materials, or letters to new undergraduates, or involvement in the community. Your brand also is displayed by the ease of filling out a student application, or a financial aid form, or Terms and Conditions, employee benefits. Learn how to create policies, disclosures, and other non-marketing content that is easy for students, faculty, or the public to understand.
After watching this webinar recording you will:
If you are in higher ed administration particularly Marketing, PR, Compliance, HR, or are responsible for any content (online and print) for the public,
students, faculty, and staff, this on-demand webinar is for you.
The focus of this recorded webinar is how to create information about your university that is clear, concise, and credible. A University’s brand is much more than its website, or marketing materials, or letters to new undergraduates, or involvement in the community. Your brand also is displayed by the ease of filling out a student application, or a financial aid form, or Terms and Conditions, employee benefits. Learn how to create policies, disclosures, and other non-marketing content that is easy for students, faculty, or the public to understand.
After watching this webinar recording you will:
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Deborah S. Bosley, Ph.D. is Founder of The Plain Language Group, LLC. and an international expert in plain language. She helps companies and Universities increase trust and make content clear. She has worked with the
Office of the President for the University of California for several years as well as UNC Charlotte, and others.
Deborah has written about the lack of clarity in higher ed content for Inside Higher Ed and The Atlantic. She has been interviewed by Investment News, The Wall Street Journal Morning Radio, Time Magazine, and Employee Benefit News, among others.